RA 11642 Documentary Requirements
RA 11642 Documentary Requirements
RA 11642 Documentary Requirements
2. A
ll original copies of the court order re: Termination of Parental Rights and certifiedtruecopiesofthe
other supporting documents presented in court
Additional Documents may be required to support the report/case of the child if it is in the Best
Interest of the Child to be issued with CDCLAA.
1. C
opyoftheIDusedbythechild'sbirthparents/relatives insigningtheDVC(refertoArticle216ofFamily
Code, who will exercise substitute parental authority in default of child’s birthparent/s.)
3. P
sychiatric/ Psychological Evaluation Report (if birthparents/ is/ are/ or diagnosed to be intellectually
challenged or with mental problem/illness )
4. D
VC of legal husband (if the child was born within valid marriage);ifwhereaboutsisunknown,comply
with the requirements for petition
6. Medical Certificate/ Bone and/or Dental Aging Result (for foundling cases)
7. B
irth Certificate of the child's birth mother (if the child's maternal grandparents/s signed the DVC to
establish the relationship of the child's birth mother and maternal grandmother)
8. A
ffidavitofDiscrepancysignedbythechild'sbirthmother (ifthesignatureofthebirthmotherinthebirth
certificate and DVC are different as well as the child's birth order in the Birth Certificate was incorrect)
9. A
ffidavit of Two Disinterested Person/s (if the informant in thechild'sbirthcertificateisnotthechild's
birthmother)
10. Certificate of Authority for a Notarial Act (CANA) for surrendered cases.
*If necessary, the NACC may require other documents to support the facts/information indicated/claimed in the report.
2. N
egative Certification of Birth Record from the Local Civil Registry Office and Philippine Statistics
Authority
5. U
ndertaking and Oathaccomplishedbythepetitioner(s)holdingpermanentresidenceabroadand/orone
ofthepetitionersisofforeigncitizenshipwhoismarriedtoaFilipinoandwhopreferstheR.A.No.11222
process
APPLICATION FOR DOMESTIC ADOPTION
3. A
uthenticated or SECPA copy of the Marriage Certificate and/or Certificate of No Marriage
in SECPA form, in case of termination of marriage, Authenticated Divorce papers with copy
of court decision and Certificate of Finality by their Consulate if Foreign applicant; Annulment
Decree with Certificate of Finality, Declaration of Nullity, or legal Separation Documents for
Filipino applicant;
5. M
edical evaluation form with tests results and Medical Certification by a duly licensed
physician. The Certification should indicate that the applicant has no medical condition that
prevents him/her in acting or assuming parental responsibilities and taken at least six months
from the time of preparation of the Home Study Report;
6. Psychological evaluation report on the applicant/s, as recommended by the social worker;
7. NBI or Police Clearances or Court Clearances issued within one year before the filing of the
application;
8. Latest Income Tax Return (ITR) or any document showing financial capacity;
9. Letters attesting to the character and general reputation of the PAP/s from at least three
on-related character references, of one preferably from an employer or supervisor or with
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whom the adoptive applicant/s have business dealings. The contact details of the person
attesting and the date of its signing must be indicated in the letter;
10. R ecent Photograph 5R (127mmx178mm) of the applicant/s, his or her immediate family
members and their home, taken within the last six (months from the date of submission of
application; all photos must be dated; and
13. Certificate of Residency in the Philippines for at least five years issued by the Bureau of
Immigration or Department of Foreign Affairs, as appropriate; and
14. Police Clearance from police authorities where the foreign applicant has lived for more than 12
months any time in the past fifteen 15 years.
16. M
oreover, other documents may be required by the social worker as deemed necessary based
on their assessment and recommendation.
INTERREGIONAL MATCHING
4. O
therdocumentsmayberequiredbythesocialworkerasdeemednecessarybasedontheirassessmentand
recommendation.
Other requirements are the same as the requirements during the CDCLAA application
1. H
ealth and Medical Profile (updated within the last 6 months or more recent if there is significant
progress/development in the child’s medical condition
3. P
sychologicalevaluationforchildrenfive(5)yearsoldandabovepreparedwithin2yearsbasedonthedate
of the report
3. DVC of husband (if the child was born within a valid marriage, Marriage Certificate (if necessary)
RA NO. 11222 OR THE “SIMULATED BIRTH RECTIFICATION ACT”
PETITION: R.A. NO. 11222
1. Letter of endorsement
2 . etition
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3. Authenticated copy of the simulated birth record of the child and of the petitioner(s)
4. Affidavit of admission, if the simulation of birth was done by a third person
5. Barangay Certification attesting that:
- the petitioner(s) is/are bona fide residents of the barangay;
- thechildhasbeenlivingwithorunderthecustodyofthepetitioner(s)foratleastthree(3)yearsor
since March 29, 2016 or earlier; and
- if applicable, the petitioner(s) is/are indigent.
6. Notarized Affidavits attesting that the child has been living with the petitioner(s) for at least three(3)
years prior to effectivity of the Act
7. Original copy of CDCLAA (except for children related within the fourth degree of consanguinity or
affinity and adult adoptees)
8. Oldestandrecentphotographsofthechildandpetitioner(s)takenwithinthelast3monthspriortofiling
of the petition
9. Certificate of Attendance in Pre-adoption forum/seminar
10. Asapplicable,MarriageContract/DecreeofAnnulment/DeclarationofNullityofMarriageorDecreeof
Legal Separation
11. Latest Physical and Medical Evaluation of the adopter(s)
12. Psychological Evaluation (when appropriate)
13. Latest NBI/Police Clearance
14. Latest income tax return or any other documents showing financial capability e.g. Certificate of
Employment/Bank Certificate or Statement of Assets and Liabilities
15. Negative Certification of Birth
16. Certified True Copy of the receipts of socialized fee (waived if petitioner(s) is/are assessed indigent)
17. Written consent to adoption
18. Certificate of Authority for a Notarial Act (CANA)
19. Letter re: Contact Details
20. In case one of the petitioners is a foreign national married to a Filipino:
- Residence in the Philippines for at least three (3) continuous years prior to the filing of petition and
maintains such residence until the Order of Adoption is issued;
- Certification as to legal capacity adopt in his orhercountryandthathisorhergovernmentallowsthe
adoptee to enter his or her country as his or her adopted son or daughter.
21. Social Case Study Report
22. Verbatim Transcription of the Mandatory Appearance proceedings
23. Certificate of Appearance
24. Recommendation on the Petition
PETITION FOR ADOPTION
2. PSA copy of the birth record of the PAP/s and the child;
3. A
uthenticated or SECPA copy of the Marriage Certificate or Certificate of No Marriage Record (CENOMAR). In case of
termination of marriage, or Authenticated Divorce papers with copy of court decision and Certificate of Finality by their
Consulate,ifforeignapplicant;DecreeofAnnulment,DecreeofNullityofMarriage,orDecreeofLegalSeparationorthePSA
copy of the Certificate of Marriage with annotation of the annulment of marriage, declaration of nullity ofmarriageorlegal
separation for Filipino applicant;
5. W
rittenconsenttotheadoptionbythebiologicalparent/sortheperson/sexercisingsubstituteparentalauthorityoverthechild.
Ifthechildisanon-maritalchild,onlythewrittenconsentofthemotherisrequired.Thisisnotrequired,whentheadopteeis
already an adult;
6. Written consent of the child if ten (10) years of age or over;
7. Written consent of marital or legitimate and adopted children of PAP/s, ten (10) years of age or over;
8. Written consent of non-marital children, (10) years of age or over, with whom the PAP/s is living with
9. Authenticated or Security PAper copy of the Death Certificate of the child’s biological parents, if applicable;
10. Result of the recent medical evaluation of the child and the PAP/s prepared within six months prior to application;
11. Psychological evaluation of the PAP/s prepared within 2 years based on the date of the report, except if the relative child is adult.
12. P
sychological evaluation of thechild,forchildrenfiveyearsoldandabovepreparedwithintwoyearsbasedonthedateofthe
report, as recommended by the social worker except when the adoptee is already an adult.
13. C
hildcareplanwithalistofatleastthreetemporarycustodiansofthechildinorderofpreferenceincaseofdeath,absence,or
incapacity of the PAP/s, except when the adoptee is already an adult.;
14. L
ettersattestingtothecharacterandgeneralreputationofthePAP/sfromatleastthreenon-relatedcharacterreferences,ofone
preferably from an employerorsupervisororwithwhomthePAP/shavebusinessdealings.Thecontactdetailsoftheperson
attesting and the date when the letter was prepared must be indicated in the document;
15. R
ecent5R(127x178millimeter)close-upandwhole-bodypicturesoftheadopteeandthePAP/stakenwithinthelastsixmonths;
The date when the photo was taken must be indicated; and
19. Proof of efforts to locate the other biological parent, if the adoptee is marital child such as Media postings
23. Order from the court approving the withdrawal of the case or order of dismissal or Decision, if applicable
2. PSA copy of the birth record of the PAP/s and the child;
3. A
uthenticated orSECPAcopyoftheMarriageCertificateorCertificateofNoMarriageRecord(CENOMAR).
Incaseofterminationofmarriage,orAuthenticatedDivorcepaperswithcopyofcourtdecisionandCertificate
of Finality by their Consulate, if foreign applicant; Decree of Annulment, Decree of Nullity of Marriage, or
DecreeofLegalSeparationorthePSAcopyoftheCertificateofMarriagewithannotationoftheannulmentof
marriage, declaration of nullity of marriage or legal separation for Filipino applicant;
4. Written consent to the adoption by the biological mother, if the petitioner is the biological father;
5. Written consent of the child if ten (10) years of age or over;
6. Written consent of marital and adopted children of PAP/s, ten (10) years of age or over;
7. W
rittenconsentofnon-maritalchildren,ten(10)yearsofageorover,withwhomthePAP/sislivingwithorover
whom the PAP/s exercise parental authority;
8. PSA copy of the Death Certificate of the child’s biological parent/s, if applicable;
9. R
ecent5R(127x178millimeter)close-upandwhole-bodypicturesoftheadopteeandthePAP/stakenwithinthe
last six (6) months; The date when the photo was taken must be indicated;
12. Proofofeffortstolocatebiologicalmotherortheoneexercisingsubstituteparentalauthorityoverthechildsuch
as Media postings (radio, t.v., print and official social media), letter to the last known address, when applicable;
14. OrderfromthecourtapprovingthewithdrawalofthecaseororderofdismissalorDecision,ifthecasehasbeen
previously filed with the court;
1. a dulyauthenticatedcopyoftheforeigndomesticlawonadoptionoracertificationthattheadopter/s’
countrywillacknowledgetheOrderofAdoptionasvalid,acknowledgethechildasalegalchildofthe
adopters, and allow entry of the child in such country as an adoptee
2. C
ertificate of Residency (or Certificate of Alien Registration together with travel records) in the
Philippines for at least five years issued by the Bureau of Immigration or Department of Foreign
Affairs, as appropriate; (May be waived if,
● A former Filipino citizen, habitually residing in the Philippines, who seeks toadoptarelative
within the fourth (4th) civil degree of consanguinity or affinity; or
● One who seeks to adopt the marital child of the Filipino spouse; or
● One who is married to a Filipino citizen and seeks toadoptjointlywiththespousearelative
within the fourth (4th) degree of consanguinity or affinity of the Filipino spouse)
3. P
oliceClearancefrompoliceauthoritieswheretheforeignapplicanthaslivedformorethan12months
any time in the past fifteen 15 years.