The Senate unanimously approved on third and final reading Senate Bill No. 2450, or the proposed Permanent Validity of the Certificates of Live Birth, Death, and Marriage Act, a year after the House of Representatives passed its version in June 2021.
Revilla noted that while the PSA’s birth certificates have no expiration, government agencies and private organizations would still require these documents using the latest security paper, costing the applicant P155 for an authenticated copy, or P365 when delivered at their address.
Senate President Pro Tempore Ralph Recto said the passage of the bill would spare many Filipinos the inconvenience of repeatedly applying for such certificates.
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