The PRC ID is one of the most significant identification cards in your wallet right now if you are working in the Philippines as a professional. You cannot practice your profession without it. Your Professional Identification Card (PIC) proves that you are a qualified individual who has satisfied particular educational standards and passed the licensure exams. But what if it is lost or stolen? Do …
So, you passed the licensure examinations but don’t know what to do next to receive your PRC license? You’re in luck because everything is now moving online, including the PRC’s initial registration for new board passes. That means fewer transactions, which means shorter lines and less hassle. The previous initial registration process required applicants to complete an oath form and have their records verified. Then …
Those who want to take the board examination conducted by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) can now file their application online via the PRC’s Licensure Examination and Registration Information System (LERIS). Since March 30, 2016, the PRC is strictly implementing the use of PRC LERIS for examination, initial registration, and license renewal applications. This new online portal provides hassle-free services to customers, from application submission to payment, …
Every Filipino professional is required by law to renew his/her PRC license to continue practicing his profession here in the Philippines. The PRC license renewal is done every three years, usually on the birth month of the license holder. In the past, renewing a professional identification card (PIC) is done using the manual process where you have to fill up an application form, pay the …
Due to the imposed restrictions on mass gatherings during community quarantines and upon the recommendation of the concerned Professional Regulatory Boards, the conduct of mass oathtaking was postponed accordingly. However, the Professional Regulation Commission is now implementing an online oathtaking application system and conduct virtual special oathtaking to allow the new passers to be able to register and immediately practice their profession during this time of pandemic …