DepEd Citizens Charter 2022
DepEd Citizens Charter 2022
DepEd Citizens Charter 2022
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
2022 (1st Edition)
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I. Brief History of the Philippine Education System
Education in the Philippines has undergone several stages of development
from the pre-Spanish times to the present. In meeting the needs of the society,
education serves as a focus of emphases/priorities of the leadership at certain
periods/epochs in our national journey as a race.
Table 1. Evolution of the Official Name of Department of Education and Its Titular Head
In 1947, by virtue of Executive Order No. 94, the Department of Instruction was
changed to the Department of Education. During this period, the regulation
and supervision of public and private schools belonged to the Bureau of
Public and Private Schools.
The Education Act of 1982 created the Ministry of Education, Culture and
Sports which later became the Department of Education, Culture and Sports in
1987 by virtue of Executive Order No. 117. The structure of DECS as embodied
in EO No. 117 has practically remained unchanged until 1994 when the
Commission on Higher Education (CHED), and 1995 when the Technical
Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) were established to
supervise tertiary degree programs and non-degree technical-vocational
programs, respectively.
In August 2001, Republic Act 9155, otherwise called the Governance of Basic
Education Act, was passed transforming the name of the Department of
Education, Culture and Sports (DECS) to the Department of Education (DepEd)
and redefining the role of field offices (regional offices, division offices, district
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offices and schools). RA 9155 provides the overall framework for (i) school
head empowerment by strengthening their leadership roles and (ii) school-
based management within the context of transparency and local accountability.
The goal of basic education is to provide the school age population and young
adults with skills, knowledge, and values to become caring, self-reliant,
productive and patriotic citizens.
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DepEd Management Structure
To carry out its mandates and objectives, the Department is organized into
two major structural components. The Central Office maintains the overall
administration of basic education at the national level. The Field Offices are
responsible for the regional and local coordination and administration of the
Department’s mandate.
Following the Rationalization Plan structure, the Office of the Secretary (OSEC)
at the Central Office oversee and manages five (5) different strands and
supported by bureaus, services, and divisions. DepEd operates with nine (9)
Undersecretaries and five (5) Assistant Secretaries in the following areas:
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● Curriculum and Instruction
● Finance and Administration
● Governance and Operations
● Legal and Legislative Affairs
● Strategic Management
● Field Operations
REGIONAL OFFICE
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● Two hundred twenty-six (226) Schools Divisions Offices headed by a
Schools Division Superintendent, and two thousand six hundred forty-
five (2,645) schools districts.
Under the supervision of the Schools Division Offices are 47,533 public
schools, Note that data provided is as of July 12, 2022.
II. Mandate
The Department of Education was established through the Education Decree
of 1863 as the Superior Commission of Primary Instruction under a Chairman.
The Education agency underwent many reorganization efforts in the 20th
century to better define its purpose vis a vis the changing administrations and
charters. The present-day Department of Education’s mandate was
established through Republic Act 9155, otherwise known as the Governance
of Basic Education Act of 2001.
The RA substantially provides that the Department of Education (DepEd)
formulates, implements, and coordinates policies, plans, programs and
projects in the areas of formal and non-formal basic education. It supervises
all elementary and secondary education institutions, including alternative
learning systems, both public and private; and provides for the establishment
and maintenance of a complete, adequate, and integrated system of basic
education relevant to the goals of national development.
III. Vision
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We dream of Filipinos who passionately love their country and whose values
and competencies enable them to realize their full potential and contribute
meaningfully to nation building.
IV. Mission
To protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality, equitable, culture-
based, and complete basic education where:
V. Service Pledge:
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VI. Definition of Acronyms
Acronym Definition
AA Administrative Aide
ABC Approved Budget for Contract
ACIC Advice of Check Issued and Cancelled
ADA Authority to Debit Advice
ADAS Administrative Assistant
ALS Alternative Learning System
APDS Automatic Payroll Deduction System
AO Administrative Officer
AR Activity Request
ARTA Anti-Red Tape Act
ATC Authority to Conduct
ATP Authority to Procure
BAC Bids and Awards Committee
BEA Bureau of Education Assessment
BMS Budget Management System
CAO Chief Administrative Officer
CAV Certification, Authentication, Verification
CES Chief Education Supervisor
CHED Commission on Higher Education
CID Curriculum Implementation Division
CLMD Curriculum and Learning Management Division
CNA Collective Negotiation Agreement
CO Central Office
COA Commission on Audit
COR Certificate of Registration
COS Contract of Service
CSC Civil Service Commission
CSW Completed Staff Work
CTC Certified True Copy
DBM Department of Budget and Management
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DFA Department of Foreign Affairs
DTC Division Testing Coordinator
DV Disbursement Voucher
EAMD Employee Accounts Management Division
FOI Freedom of Information
GAA General Appropriation Act
GAM Government Accounting Manual
G2B Government to Business
G2C Government to Civilian
G2G Government to Government
GAARD General Appropriations Act as a Release Document
HOPE Head of Procuring Entity
HRDD Human Resource and Development Division
IPEd Indigenous People’s Education
LDDAP List of Due and Demandable Accounts Payable
LGU Local Government Unit
LR Learning Resource
LRDMC Learning Resource Management Division
MOA Memorandum of Agreement
MOOE Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses
MOU Memorandum of Understanding
NEAP National Educators Academy of the Philippines
NCAE National Career Assessment Examination
NGO Non-Government Organization
NOSA Notice of Salary Adjustment
NOSI Notice of Step Increment
NSO National Statistics Office
NTHP Net Take Home Pay
ORD Office of the Regional Director
ORS Obligation Requests Status
OSDS Office of the Schools Division Superintendent
OUCI Office of the Undersecretary for Curriculum & Instruction
PAAC Public Assistance Action Center
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PCC Philippine Competition Commission
PEPT Philippine Educational Placement Test
PDD Professional Development Division
PhilGEPS Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System
PO Purchase Order
PPRD Policy, Planning and Research Division
PRAISE Program on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence
PRC Professional Regulation Commission
PSA Philippine Statistics Authority
PSIPOP Personal Services Itemization and Plantilla of Personnel
QAD Quality Assurance Division
RADAI Report of Advice to Debit Account Issued
RAO Registry of Allotment and Obligations
RCI Reports of Checks Issued
RIT Regional Inspectorate Team
RO Regional Office
RSPI Recruitment Selection Placement and Induction
SAO Supervising Administrative Office
SDO Schools Division Office
SGOD School Governance and Operation Division
STC School Testing Coordinator
Sub-ARO Sub-Allotment Release Order
TEV Travel Expense Voucher
TOSF Tuition and Other School Fees
WFP Work and Financial Plan
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VII. List of Services
Central Office External Services ............................................................................................................ 24
A. Bureau of Education Assessment – Education Assessment Division (BEA-EAD) ............................. 25
1. Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) ................................................................................ 25
1.1 PEPT Onsite Registration ............................................................................................................ 25
1.2 PEPT Online Registration ............................................................................................................ 28
1.3 Computer-Based Test ................................................................................................................. 31
2. Verification and Re-issuance of Certificate of Rating (COR) via Online Platform ............................ 33
B. Cash Division .................................................................................................................................... 35
1. Payment of Obligation through Cash Advance (including Petty Cash) ............................................ 35
2. Payment of Obligation through Checks or LDDAP-ADA................................................................... 37
C. Education Facilities Division ............................................................................................................. 42
1. Evaluation of New Technology/Construction Materials for School Buildings ................................. 42
2. Project Design of DepEd School Building Programs and Projects.................................................... 43
3. Payment of Obligation to Contractors with Existing Infrastructure Contractwith DepEd Central
Office ................................................................................................................................................ 46
4. Payment of Obligation to Supplier with Existing Contract with DepEd CentralOffice for the Supply
and Delivery of School Furniture ..................................................................................................... 47
D. Employee Accounts Management Division (EAMD) ........................................................................ 49
1. Evaluation of Application for APDS Accreditation/ Re-accreditation Process ................................. 49
E. Information and Communications Technology – User Support Division ........................................ 54
1. Issuance of Remittance List and Certification (GSIS / Pag-IBIG Personal Contributions and Loans) –
walk-in .............................................................................................................................................. 54
2. Issuance of Remittance List and Certification (GSIS / Pag-IBIG Personal Contributions and Loans) -
online ............................................................................................................................................... 55
F. Legal Service – Investigation Division .............................................................................................. 56
1. Filing of Administrative Complaint .................................................................................................. 56
G. Legal Service – Legal Division ........................................................................................................... 57
1. Endorsement for Duty and Tax Exemptions of Private Basic Education Schools ............................. 57
2. Filing of Appeal.................................................................................................................................. 59
3. Filing for Motion for Reconsideration.............................................................................................. 61
H. National Educators Academy of the Philippines – Quality Assurance Division ............................... 62
1. Online Orientation for Learning Service Providers*....................................................................... 62
2. Authorization of Learning Service Providers* .................................................................................. 64
3. Recognition of Professional Development at the NEAP Central Office ........................................... 68
I. Office of the Secretary ..................................................................................................................... 72
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1. External Document Service .............................................................................................................. 72
J. Public Affairs Service – Public Assistance Action Center ................................................................. 73
1. DepEd Action through Email (action@deped.gov.ph, Hotline 8888 andreferrals from CSC, PCC,
ARTA)................................................................................................................................................ 73
2. Hotline and Walk-in Facilities........................................................................................................... 75
3. Standard FOI Request through Walk-in Facility, action@deped.gov.ph, andOnline ...................... 76
K. Public Affairs Service – Publications Division................................................................................... 77
1. Issuance of Advisory......................................................................................................................... 77
2. Issuance of DepEd Memorandum and DepEd Order signed by the Secretary ................................ 79
3. Provision of Copies of DepEd Issuances ........................................................................................... 81
L. Records Division ............................................................................................................................... 82
1. Issuance of Requested Documents .................................................................................................. 82
In consideration of clients unable to make walk-in requests, issuance of scan copy documents that
originated from the Central Office and are in custody of the Records Division may be requested
via the following channels: .............................................................................................................. 83
• Google Form..................................................................................................................................... 83
• Email ................................................................................................................................................. 83
3. Issuance of Requested Documents – walk-in .................................................................................. 85
4. Issuance of Requested Documents – online .................................................................................... 86
Central Office Internal Services............................................................................................................. 88
A. Accounting Division .......................................................................................................................... 89
1. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Big-Ticket Goods (Supplies,Materials, Equipment and
Motor Vehicles) ................................................................................................................................ 89
2. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Consultancy ..................................................................... 99
3. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers - Infrastructure ................................................................. 108
4. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – General Support Services (Janitorial, Security,
Maintenance, Garbage Collection and Disposal, andsimilar services) .......................................... 118
5. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Rental Contract ............................................................. 130
6. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Repairs and Maintenance ofEquipment and Motor
Vehicles .......................................................................................................................................... 141
7. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Board and Lodging ........................................................ 152
8. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Supplies, Materials & Equipment(Non-Big-Tickets) ..... 160
9. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Meals ............................................................................. 172
10. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Training .................................................................... 182
11. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Honorarium.............................................................. 193
12. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Cash Advance for Activities...................................... 197
13. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Cash Advance for Salaries,Wages, Allowance, and
Other Similar Expenses .................................................................................................................. 200
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14. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Foreign Travel .......................................................... 203
15. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Local Travel .............................................................. 209
16. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Salaries for Regular Employees................................ 213
17. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers - Salaries for Contract of Service ................................ 218
18. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Petty Cash Fund ....................................................... 221
19. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Gasoline Expenses ................................................... 225
20. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Allowances and Other Forms ofCompensation....... 228
21. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Terminal Leave ......................................................... 234
22. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Collective Negotiation Agreement(CNA) Incentives 238
23. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Special Counsel Allowance ...................................... 241
24. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Financial Assistance ................................................. 244
25. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Fund Transfers ......................................................... 247
26. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Utilities ..................................................................... 250
27. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Communication Mobile ........................................... 253
28. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Overtime .................................................................. 256
29. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Extraordinary and MiscellaneousExpenses ............. 259
30. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Registration Fees ..................................................... 262
31. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Remittances ............................................................. 265
32. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Plane Fare (DBM Procurement) ............................... 268
33. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Advertising ............................................................... 271
34. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Subscription Newspaper .......................................... 275
35. Application for Provident Fund Loan ........................................................................................ 278
36. Processing of Liquidation Report - Petty Cash Fund (PCF) ....................................................... 281
37. Processing of Liquidation Report – Training and Activities ...................................................... 285
38. Processing of Liquidation Report – Foreign Travel ................................................................... 288
39. Processing of Liquidation Report – Local Travel ....................................................................... 292
40. Processing of Liquidation Report – Payroll Fund for Salaries, Wages,Allowances and Other
Similar Expenses............................................................................................................................. 295
41. Pre-Audit of Budget Estimates.................................................................................................. 297
42. Pre-Audit of Various Authorities............................................................................................... 299
43. Request for Application, Renewal and Cancellation of Bond ................................................... 300
44. Request for Approval of the Contracts of Various Projects/ Transactions............................... 302
45. Issuance of GSIS and Pag-IBIG Certificate of Remittances ....................................................... 304
46. Application for Certification of Remittances ............................................................................ 306
47. Request for BIR Form 2306 and 2307 ....................................................................................... 308
48. Request for Photocopy of Supporting Documents from Paid and FiledTransactions ............. 309
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49. Application for Agency Code/Activation of Organization Code ............................................... 311
B. Budget Division .............................................................................................................................. 314
1. Processing of Request for Obligation of Allotment ....................................................................... 314
2. Preparation/Issuance of Sub-Allotment Release Order (Sub-ARO) ............................................... 316
3. Certification of Availability of Allotment........................................................................................ 317
C. Bureau of Curriculum Development - Special Curricular Programs Division ................................. 319
1. Application for Special Program in Foreign Language .................................................................... 319
D. Bureau of Human Resource and Organizational Development – Personnel Division ................... 320
1.1 Issuance of Foreign Official Travel Authority ................................................................................ 320
1.2 Issuance of Foreign Personal Travel Authority ............................................................................. 324
2. Issuance of Certificate of Employment and Service Record ........................................................... 327
3. Order of Transfer and Reassignment ............................................................................................. 328
4. Application for Leave ..................................................................................................................... 329
5. Application for Retirement ............................................................................................................ 330
6. Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits........................................................................................... 331
E. Employee Accounts Management Division (EAMD) ...................................................................... 332
1. Provident Fund Loan Application ................................................................................................... 332
2. Provident Fund Online Loan Application ....................................................................................... 337
F. Information and Communications Technology Service – SolutionsDevelopment Division .......... 343
1. Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 User Account Issuance andManagement (in Office
Application) .................................................................................................................................... 343
2. Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 User Account Issuance andManagement (via Email) ...... 344
3. Official DepEd Website Modification or Addition of Section......................................................... 345
4. Migration of an Existing Website to the Official DepEd Domain ................................................... 346
G. Information and Communications Technology Service – User SupportDivision ........................... 347
1. Processing of Enterprise Human Resource Information System (EHRIS)requests – walk-in ........ 347
2. Processing of Enterprise Human Resource Information System (EHRIS)requests – email ........... 348
3. Processing of Learner Information System requests from end-users ........................................... 349
4. Virtual Events Assistance Service ................................................................................................... 351
H. Legal Service ................................................................................................................................... 352
2. Request for an Update on the Status of a Case in the Central Office............................................ 354
3. Request for Legal Opinion .............................................................................................................. 355
4. Review of Memorandum of Agreement/Understanding, ProcurementContracts, and Ordinary
Contracts ........................................................................................................................................ 356
I. Office of the Secretary ................................................................................................................... 357
1. Internal Document Service............................................................................................................. 357
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J. National Educators Academy of the Philippines - Professional Development Division ................ 358
1. Scholarship Application .................................................................................................................. 358
K. Public Affairs Service – Publications Division ................................................................................. 361
1. Issuance of Office Memorandum, Office Order, Memorandum with LimitedApplication ............ 361
2. Material Production/Binding/Cutting ............................................................................................ 363
Regional Office External Services ........................................................................................................ 364
A. Office of the Regional Director ...................................................................................................... 365
1. Issuance of Foreign Travel Authority ............................................................................................. 365
1.1 Issuance of Foreign Official Travel Authority ................................................................................ 365
1.2 Issuance of Foreign Personal Travel Authority ............................................................................. 367
B. Cash Section ................................................................................................................................... 370
1. Payment of External and Internal Claims ....................................................................................... 370
2. Payment of Obligation ................................................................................................................... 371
C. Curriculum and Learning Management Division ........................................................................... 372
1. Access to LRMDS Portal ................................................................................................................. 372
2. Procedure for the Use of LRMDS Computers ................................................................................ 373
D. Legal Unit ....................................................................................................................................... 374
1. Legal Assistance to Walk-in Clients ................................................................................................ 374
2. Request for Correction of Entries in School Record ...................................................................... 375
E. National Educators Academy of the Philippines – Regional Office ............................................... 376
1. Recognition of Professional Development Programs/Courses ...................................................... 376
F. Personnel Section........................................................................................................................... 378
1. Acceptance of Employment Application (walk-in) ......................................................................... 378
2. Acceptance of Employment Application (Online) .......................................................................... 379
3. Issuance of Certificate of Last Payment (CLP) ................................................................................ 380
G. Policy, Planning and Research Division .......................................................................................... 381
1. Generation of School IDs for New Schools and/or Adding or Updating ofSHS Program Offering
(Public, Private & SUC/LUC) ........................................................................................................... 381
2. Request for Reversion .................................................................................................................... 382
H. Public Affairs Unit........................................................................................................................... 383
1. Public assistance (email) ................................................................................................................ 383
2. Public assistance (Hotline and Walk-in) ......................................................................................... 384
3. Standard Freedom of Information Request through Walk-In Facility and Mail ............................ 385
I. Quality Assurance Division ............................................................................................................. 386
1. Application for the Opening/Additional Offering of SHS Program for Private Schools.................. 386
2. Application for Tuition and Other School Fees (TOSF), No Increase andProposed New Fees of
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Private Schools ............................................................................................................................... 389
3. Issuance of special orders for graduation of private school learners ............................................ 391
I. Records Section .............................................................................................................................. 393
1. Certification, Authentication, Verification (CAV) ........................................................................... 393
2. Issuance of Requested Documents (CTC and Photocopy of Documents) ..................................... 396
3. Issuance of Requested Documents (Non-CTC) .............................................................................. 397
4. Receiving of Communications ........................................................................................................ 398
5. Receiving of Complaint .................................................................................................................. 399
Regional Office Internal Services ........................................................................................................ 400
A. Accounting Section......................................................................................................................... 401
1. Certification as to Availability of Funds.......................................................................................... 401
2. Endorsement of Request for Cash Allocation from SDOs ............................................................... 402
B. Budget Section ............................................................................................................................... 403
1. Disbursement Updating ................................................................................................................. 403
2. Downloading/ Fund Transfers of SAROs received from Central Office toSchools Division Office and
Implementing Units ....................................................................................................................... 404
3. Letter of Acceptance for Downloaded Funds ................................................................................ 406
4. Obligation of Expenditure (Incurrence of Obligation Charged to ApprovedBudget Allocation per
GAARD and Other Budget Laws/Authority) ................................................................................... 407
5. Processing of Budget Utilization Request & Status (BURS) ........................................................... 409
C. Cash Section ................................................................................................................................... 411
1. Handling of Cash Advances ............................................................................................................ 411
D. Human Resource and Development Division ................................................................................ 413
1. Rewards and Recognition .............................................................................................................. 413
E. Legal Unit ....................................................................................................................................... 414
1. Processing of communication received through the Public Assistance Action Center (PAAC) ..... 414
2. Request for Certification as to the Pendency or Non-Pendency of anAdministrative Case ......... 415
F. Personnel Section........................................................................................................................... 416
1. Application for Leave ..................................................................................................................... 416
2. Application for Retirement/Survivorship/Disability Benefit .......................................................... 418
3. Issuance of Certificate for Remittances ......................................................................................... 420
4. Issuance of Certificate of Employment and/or Service Record ..................................................... 421
5. Issuance of Foreign Travel Authority ............................................................................................. 422
5.1 Issuance of Foreign Official Travel Authority ................................................................................ 422
5.2.2 Issuance of Foreign Personal Travel Authority .......................................................................... 425
6. Processing of Equivalent Record Form (ERF) ................................................................................. 427
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7. Processing of Study Leave .............................................................................................................. 429
8. Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits........................................................................................... 431
9. Request for Transfer from Another Region ................................................................................... 433
10. Stoppage/Deletion of Deductions in the Payroll (Loans and Insurances) ................................ 434
G. Quality Assurance Division ............................................................................................................. 435
1. Application for Establishment, Merging, Conversion, and Naming/ Renamingof Public Schools and
Separation of Public Schools .......................................................................................................... 435
Schools Division OfficesExternal Services ........................................................................................... 454
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE – EXTERNAL SERVICES ............................................................................. 455
Office of the Schools Division Superintendent ................................................................................... 455
A. Legal Unit ....................................................................................................................................... 455
1. Request for Correction of Entries in School Records ..................................................................... 455
B. Personnel Unit................................................................................................................................ 457
1. Acceptance of Employment Application for Initial Evaluation (TeachingPosition) ....................... 457
2. Acceptance of Employment Application for Initial Evaluation (Non-Teachingand Teaching-Related
Positions both promotion and entry) ............................................................................................ 459
C. Property and Supply ....................................................................................................................... 460
1. Inspection, Acceptance and Distribution of Textbooks, Supplies andEquipment ......................... 460
D. Records Unit ................................................................................................................................... 462
1. Issuance of Requested Documents (Non-CTC) .............................................................................. 462
2. Issuance of Requested Documents (CTC and Photocopy of Documents) ..................................... 463
3. Certification, Authentication, Verification (CAV) ........................................................................... 464
4. Receiving and Releasing of Communication and other Documents .............................................. 467
5. Receiving of Complaints against Non-Teaching Personnel ............................................................ 468
6. Receiving of Complaints against Teaching Personnel (Multi-stageProcessing) ............................ 470
SAMPLE TEMPLATE FOR COMPLAINT ................................................................................................. 473
E. Curriculum Implementation Division ............................................................................................. 476
1. Accessing Available Learning Resources from LRMDS Portal ........................................................ 476
2. Borrowing of Learning Materials from Libraries ............................................................................ 478
3. Alternative Learning System (ALS) Enrollment .............................................................................. 480
F. School Governance and Operation Division - Planning and ResearchSection .............................. 481
1. Request for Basic Education Data (External Stakeholders) ........................................................... 481
G. School Governance and Operation Division - School Management,Monitoring and Evaluation
Section............................................................................................................................................ 483
1. Issuance of Government Permit, Renewal, Recognition of Private Schools.................................. 483
2. Issuance of Special Orders for Graduation of Private School Learners ......................................... 486
3. Application for Senior High School (SHS) Additional Track/Strand................................................ 488
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4. Application of Summer Permit for Private Schools........................................................................ 492
5. Application for No Increase in Tuition Fee..................................................................................... 494
6. Application for Increase in Tuition Fee .......................................................................................... 496
Schools Division OfficeInternal Services ............................................................................................. 498
Office of the Schools Division Superintendent ................................................................................... 499
A. Budget Unit .................................................................................................................................... 499
1. Processing of ORS........................................................................................................................... 499
2. Posting/Updating of Disbursement ............................................................................................... 502
B. Cash Unit ........................................................................................................................................ 503
1. Handling of Cash Advances ............................................................................................................ 503
C. Information and Communications Technology Unit ...................................................................... 505
1. User Account Management for Centrally Managed Systems ........................................................ 505
2. Troubleshooting of ICT Equipment ................................................................................................ 507
3. Uploading of Publications .............................................................................................................. 509
D. Legal Unit ....................................................................................................................................... 510
1. Issuance of Certificate of No Pending Case ................................................................................... 510
E. Personnel Unit................................................................................................................................ 511
1. Application for ERF (Equivalent Record Form)............................................................................... 511
2. Application for Leave ..................................................................................................................... 513
3. Application for Retirement ............................................................................................................ 516
4. Foreign Travel Authority Request on Official Time or Official Business ........................................ 518
5. Issuance of Certificate of Employment .......................................................................................... 520
6. Issuance of Service Record ............................................................................................................. 521
7. Loan Approval and Verification..................................................................................................... 522
8. Processing of Appointment (Original, Reemployment, Reappointment,Promotion and Transfer)
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9. Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits........................................................................................... 526
10. Request for Correction of Name and Change of Status ........................................................... 528
F. Property and Supply Unit ............................................................................................................... 529
1. Requisition and Issuance of Supplies ............................................................................................. 529
2. Property and Equipment Clearance Signing .................................................................................. 530
G. Curriculum Implementation Division ............................................................................................. 531
1. Program Work Flow of Submission of Contextualized Learning Resources .................................. 531
2. Quality Assurance of Supplementary Learning Resource .............................................................. 534
C. Schools Governance and Operations Division - Planning and ResearchSection ............................ 536
1. Request for Basic Education Data (Internal Stakeholder).............................................................. 536
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2. Request for Data for EBEIS/LIS/NAT and Performance Indicators................................................. 537
Schools Division OfficesExternal Services ........................................................................................... 538
Office of the Schools Division Superintendent ................................................................................... 539
H. Legal Unit ....................................................................................................................................... 539
1. Request for Correction of Entries in School Records ..................................................................... 539
I. Personnel Unit................................................................................................................................ 541
1. Acceptance of Employment Application for Initial Evaluation (TeachingPosition) ....................... 541
2. Acceptance of Employment Application for Initial Evaluation (Non-Teachingand Teaching-Related
Positions both promotion and entry) ............................................................................................ 543
J. Property and Supply ....................................................................................................................... 545
1. Inspection, Acceptance and Distribution of Textbooks, Supplies andEquipment ......................... 545
K. Records Unit ................................................................................................................................... 547
1. Issuance of Requested Documents (Non-CTC) .............................................................................. 547
2. Issuance of Requested Documents (CTC and Photocopy of Documents) ..................................... 548
3. Certification, Authentication, Verification (CAV) ........................................................................... 549
4. Receiving and Releasing of Communication and other Documents .............................................. 552
5. Receiving of Complaints against Non-Teaching Personnel ............................................................ 553
6. Receiving of Complaints against Teaching Personnel (Multi-stageProcessing) ............................ 555
SAMPLE TEMPLATE FOR COMPLAINT ................................................................................................. 558
L. Curriculum Implementation Division ............................................................................................. 561
1. Accessing Available Learning Resources from LRMDS Portal ........................................................ 561
2. Borrowing of Learning Materials from Libraries ............................................................................ 563
3. Alternative Learning System (ALS) Enrollment .............................................................................. 565
M. School Governance and Operation Division - Planning and ResearchSection .............................. 566
1. Request for Basic Education Data (External Stakeholders) ........................................................... 566
N. School Governance and Operation Division - School Management,Monitoring and Evaluation
Section............................................................................................................................................ 568
1. Issuance of Government Permit, Renewal, Recognition of Private Schools.................................. 568
2. Issuance of Special Orders for Graduation of Private School Learners ......................................... 571
3. Application for Senior High School (SHS) Additional Track/Strand................................................ 573
4. Application of Summer Permit for Private Schools........................................................................ 577
5. Application for No Increase in Tuition Fee..................................................................................... 579
6. Application for Increase in Tuition Fee .......................................................................................... 581
Schools Division OfficeInternal Services ............................................................................................. 583
Office of the Schools Division Superintendent ................................................................................... 584
1.1 Issuance of Foreign Official Travel Authority ................................................................................ 584
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1.2 Issuance of Foreign Personal Travel Authority ............................................................................. 587
H. Budget Unit .................................................................................................................................... 589
1. Processing of ORS........................................................................................................................... 589
2. Posting/Updating of Disbursement ............................................................................................... 592
I. Cash Unit ........................................................................................................................................ 593
1. Handling of Cash Advances ............................................................................................................ 593
J. Information and Communications Technology Unit ...................................................................... 595
1. User Account Management for Centrally Managed Systems ........................................................ 595
2. Troubleshooting of ICT Equipment ................................................................................................ 598
3. Uploading of Publications .............................................................................................................. 599
K. Legal Unit ....................................................................................................................................... 600
1. Issuance of Certificate of No Pending Case ................................................................................... 600
L. Personnel Unit................................................................................................................................ 601
1. Application for ERF (Equivalent Record Form)............................................................................... 601
2. Application for Leave ..................................................................................................................... 603
3. Application for Retirement ............................................................................................................ 605
4. Issuance of Certificate of Employment .......................................................................................... 607
5. Issuance of Service Record ............................................................................................................. 608
6. Loan Approval and Verification..................................................................................................... 609
7. Processing of Appointment (Original, Reemployment, Reappointment,Promotion and Transfer)
610
8. Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits........................................................................................... 613
9. Request for Correction of Name and Change of Status ................................................................. 615
M. Property and Supply Unit ............................................................................................................... 616
1. Requisition and Issuance of Supplies ............................................................................................. 616
2. Property and Equipment Clearance Signing .................................................................................. 617
N. Curriculum Implementation Division ............................................................................................. 618
1. Program Work Flow of Submission of Contextualized Learning Resources .................................. 618
2. Quality Assurance of Supplementary Learning Resource .............................................................. 621
C. Schools Governance and Operations Division - Planning and ResearchSection ............................ 623
3. Request for Basic Education Data (Internal Stakeholder).............................................................. 623
4. Request for Data for EBEIS/LIS/NAT and Performance Indicators................................................. 624
Schools External Services .................................................................................................................... 625
1. Acceptance of Employment Application for Teacher I Position (walk-in) ..................................... 626
2. Acceptance of Employment Application for Teacher I Position (online) ....................................... 628
3. Borrowing of Learning Materials from the School Library/Learning ResourceCenter .................. 630
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4. Distribution of Printed Self-Learning Modules in Distance Learning Modality ............................. 631
5. Enrollment (walk-in) ....................................................................................................................... 633
6. Enrollment (Online) ........................................................................................................................ 636
7. Issuance of Requested Documents in Certified True Copy (CTC) and Photocopy (walk-in).......... 639
8. Issuance of Requested Documents in Certified True Copy (CTC) and Photocopy (Online)........... 640
9. Issuance of School Clearance for different purposes .................................................................... 641
10. Issuance of School Forms, Certifications, and other School PermanentRecords ..................... 643
11. Public Assistance (walk-in/phone call) ..................................................................................... 645
12. Public Assistance (email/social media) ..................................................................................... 646
13. Receiving and Releasing of Communications and other documents ....................................... 647
14. Reservation Process for the use of school facilities ................................................................. 648
15. Request for Personnel Records for Teaching/Non-Teaching Personnel .................................. 649
Schools Internal Services..................................................................................................................... 652
1. Issuance of Special Order for Service Credits and Certification ofCompensatory Time Credits ... 653
2. Laboratory and School Inventory ................................................................................................... 655
3. School Learning and Development ................................................................................................ 656
IX. Feedback and Complaints .............................................................................................................. 657
A. Central Office ................................................................................................................................. 659
B. Regional Offices ............................................................................................................................. 666
C. Schools Division Offices ................................................................................................................. 667
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Central Office
External Services
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A. Bureau of Education Assessment – Education Assessment Division (BEA-EAD)
1. Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT)
DepEd Order No. 55, s. 2016 entitled Policy Guidelines on the National Assessment of
Student Learning for the K to 12 Basic Education Program, stated that DepEd, through the
Bureau of Education Assessment (BEA), shall conduct the Philippine Education Placement
Test (PEPT). The test is a nationally administered assessment for learners in special
circumstances. The result of this assessment will allow these learners to: a) access or
resume schooling and/or b) obtain certification of completion by grade level in the DepEd
formal system. Specifically, it aims to fulfill the following purposes:
• To establish that students have met learning standards for specific grade levels
• To determine the appropriate grade level of learners in special circumstances in the
formal school system
• To assess competencies in academic areas gained through informal and nonformal
means for entry or reentry into formal school
• To assess competencies in academic areas for entry or reentry to formal schools
The test must not be used for grade-level acceleration but for the purposes only.
To avail of the PEPT, learners may register either (1.1) Onsite via a physical visit to the BEA
at the DepEd Central Office (CO) or (1.2) Online via a Google link. The PEPT is administered
either Onsite at the DepEd CO or (1.3) through a Computer-Based (CB) Test – (examinee
shall take the test online via Live Remote Proctoring).
This process shows the end-to-end process for the PEPT from registration to taking the exam and
claiming the Certificate of Rating at the DepEd Central Office. A separate process for the Computer-
Based PEPT can be found on item 1.3.
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For new applicants:
a. Original and one (1) photocopy of - School last attended
the permanent school record (e.g.,
SF10/Form 137) signed by the
School Principal/Registrar/School
Administrator; certificate of
attendance in intervention
programs, or any proof of
schooling (if applicable)
b. Original and one (1) photocopy of - Philippine Statistics Authority
the birth certificate duly (formerly National Statistics Office) or
authenticated and issued by the Local Civil Registrar
PSA or by Local Civil Registrar
c. Two (2) pieces Identical and
recently taken 1x1 colored ID
pictures with name tags - Examinee
d. One (1) copy Accomplished PEPT - BEA Registration Room (Rm 210,
Registration Form Bonifacio Bldg.)
e. Registration fee - Examinee
For retakers and PEPT passers only:
a. Copy of Certificate of Ratings - Examinee, claimed from BEA prior to
registration for PEPT
b. Two (2) pieces Identical and - Examinee
recently taken 1x1 colored ID
pictures with name tags
c. One (1) copy Accomplished - BEA Registration Room (Rm 210,
PEPT Registration Form Bonifacio Bldg.)
d. Registration Fee - Examinee
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TIME RESPONSIBLE
BE PAID
1. Submit the 1.1 Evaluate the None 15 minutes Education
complete validity and Program
requirements authenticity of Specialist
to BEA–EAD the documents (EPS) II
Registration
Room at the
Bonifacio Bldg,
Rm 210,
DepEd
Complex,
Pasig City
2. Fill out the 2.1 Issue the None 5 minutes EPS II
registration Registration
form Form and
order of
payment for
registration fee
3. Pay the 3.1 Cash Php200 10 minutes Cashier
registration fee Division to Registration
at the Cash Issue Official Fee
(DepEd Order
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Division, receipt (OR) No. 56, s. 2022)
Ground Floor, upon
Alonzo Bldg. payment
4. Submit the 4.1 Check the None 10 minutes EPS II
accomplished entries and
Registration write the last
Form and level
present OR to completed
Registration and schedule
Room of examination
5. Examination 5.1 Orient the None Maximum of EPS II
Proper examinee 8 hours per
5.2 Distribute, day: Time
Onsite retrieve and allotment
Examination inspect the depends on
at the BEA Answer Sheet the age and
Testing Room, and Test grade
DepEd Central Booklet level/s to
Office: 5.3 Detach the take.
examinee stub
Take the and give to Below is the
Exam, Submit the examinee link for
the Answer 5.4 Submit the reference:
Sheet and Test Answer Sheet https://bit.l
Booklet, and to the y/DepEdPE
get the Processing PT
examination Unit
stub (stub to
be presented
in claiming test *The
result) duration of
the test is
Or the same
for onsite
Computer- and
Based (refer to computer-
1.3 for the based
process) 5.5.Process the None 5 days EPS II
results
6. Present the 6.1 Verify and None 15 mins EPS
exam stub release the
and claim the COR
Certificate of
Rating (COR)
Total PHP 200.00 6 days, 55 minutes
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1.2 PEPT Online Registration
This process shows the end-to-end process for the PEPT from online registration to taking the exam
onsite and claiming the Certificate of Rating at the DepEd Central Office. A separate process for the
Computer-Based PEPT can be found on item 1.3.
- Examinee
d. Proof of Payment of registration fee
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TIME RESPONSIBLE
ACTION BE PAID
1. Download and 1.1 Receive the None 1 hour Education
completely fill registration Program
out form. Specialist
PEPT 1.2 Check and (EPS) II
Registration print the
Form at entries on
http://bit.ly/PEP the
TForm; registration
form
upload the received
complete online
scanned 1.3 Evaluate the
documentary documents
requirements by 1.4 Email the
filling out the payment
online form details for
through the eligible
http://bit.ly/PEP applicant
TOnlineReg and and
disapproval
wait for an email notice for the
from BEA about ineligible
the payment applicant
details and
eligibility to take
the exam
2. Settle a non- 2.1 Receive the Php200 5 mins EPS II
refundable payment Registration
payment through through a Fee
a door-to-door door-to-door (DepEd
money money Order No.
remittance remittance 56, s. 2022)
system (e.g., system
LBC Peso Pak,
LBC Prepaid
Pouch, JRS
Prepaid Pouch,
or any preferred
courier services)
and email the
proof of payment
to BEA
3. Wait for an email 3.1 Email the None 15 mins EPS II
regarding the schedule of
schedule of examination
exam
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4. Examination 4.1 Orient the None Maximum EPS II
Proper Examinee of 8 hours
4.2 Distribute, per day:
Onsite retrieve and Time
Examination at inspect the allotment
the BEA Testing Answer depends
Room, DepEd Sheet on the age
Central Office: and Test and grade
Take the Exam, Booklet level/s to
Submit the 4.3 Detach the take.
Answer Sheet examinee Below is
and Test Booklet, stub and the link for
and get the give to the reference:
examination stub examinee https://bit.
(to be presented 4.4 Submit the ly/DepEdP
in claiming test Answer EPT
result) Sheet
to the *The
Or Processing duration of
Unit the test is
Computer- the same
Based (refer to for onsite
item 1.3 for the and
process) computer-
based
4.5 Process the None 5 days EPS II
results
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1.3 Computer-Based Test
System Requirements:
- Windows 8/10
- At least 2 GB Ram
- At least 30 GB Hard Disk
Note: BEA will send a reminder and guidelines prior
to the schedule of exam via email.
FEES
PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Download and 1.1. Send the None 15 mins Education
install the Safe Notice of Program
Exam Browser Examination Specialist
(SEB) Installer and with meeting (EPS) II
SebClientSettings link and
from guidelines on
thttp://bit.ly/SEBP the CB-PEPT
EPT prior to
examination day
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2. On the day of 2.1. Conduct an None Maximum EPS II
exam, click the orientation to of 8 hours
meeting link, the examinee per day:
attend the 2.2. Administer the Time
orientation, and test via live allotment
take the test remote depends
proctoring on the age
2.3. Generate the and grade
test results level/s to
from online take.
platform and Below is
submit to the link for
processing reference:
unit https://bit.
ly/DepEdP
EPT
*The
duration of
the test is
the same
for onsite
and
computer-
based
2.4. Process the None 5 days EPS II
result
3. Present the exam 3.1 Verify and None 15 mins EPS II
stub and claim the release the
Certificate of COR
Rating (COR)
Total None 6 days, 30 minutes
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2. Verification and Re-issuance of Certificate of Rating (COR) via Online Platform
This is an online platform for verifying test results of an individual or learner after taking an
examination at the DepEd-Division Testing Center or DepEd-BEA Office and wishes to be re-
issued with the following Certificate of Rating (COR) and/or Certification of Authentication &
Verification (CAV):
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3. Wait for an email 3.1 Process / None 5 days Education
about the availability generate the Program
of the COR and/or COR and/or CAV. Specialist II
CAV 3.2 Print the COR Signatories:
and/or CAV and - Chief
wait for the initials - Director IV
and signatories
4. Clients who opt to 4.1 Releasing of COR None 10 minutes Education
pick up the document and/or CAV Program
must visit the BEA 4.2 Send the COR *Shipping time is Specialist II
not
Verification Office. and/or CAV to included in the
They should bring a mailing address processing time:
valid ID (or an through the courier Within NCR – 3
days
authorization letter 4.3 Send the shipping Luzon area – 5
from the examinee), details or proof of days
Visayas &
exam stub or a delivery to the Mindanao
printed copy of their client via email area – 7 days
acknowledgement
email from BEA.
Clients who opt to
receive the
documents via
delivery must wait for
their COR/ and/or
CAV. They may track
the delivery thru the
link provided by BEA.
Total: PHP50 5 days, 30 minutes
and
PHP150
shipping
fee
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B. Cash Division
Office or
Cash Division
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C – Government to Client
Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
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2. Payment of Obligation through Checks or LDDAP-ADA
Payment of obligations of the Central Office are paid either through checks or Listof Due
and Demandable Accounts Payable – Advice to Debit Account (LDDAP- ADA). The Advice
of Checks Issued and Cancelled (ACIC) are forwarded to the bank to confirm the validity
of the checks and to credit the payment to the payee’s account in the case of LDDAP-
ADA..
Office or
Cash Division
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C – Government to Client
Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Who may All internal and external clients
avail:
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
• Processed Disbursement Vouchers /
• Accounting Division
LDDAP-ADA
• Concerned office/bureau/service
• Supporting Documentary
Requirements
PERSON
CLIENT FEES TO PROCESSI
AGENCY ACTION RESPONSI
STEPS BE PAID NG TIME
BLE
1.1. Receives and
records
processed DV None 5 minutes Cash
and LDDAP- ADA
personnel
duly signed by
Chief
Accountant
IN CASE OF CHECK PAYMENT
1.2. Determines type
of fund and
Division
issues the None 5 minutes
Chief
corresponding
check
1.3. Controls check
and advice
number,
prepares and None 10 minutes Cash
encodes in the
Personnel
database
system and
prints check
and ACIC
1.4. Reviews
accuracy of Division
None 10 minutes
data on check Chief
and ACIC
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based on the
processed DV
and
signs/initials
IN CASE OF LDDAP-ADA
1.5. Imports from
the database
system to
generate the
hash totals in
the FINDES
None 15 minutes Cash
(online LBP
Personnel
system);
controls and
assigns check
number and
prepares
WINACIC
1.6. Reviews hash
totals,
WINACIC, Division
based on the Chief
None 10 minutes
processed
LDDAP-ADA
and signs
initials
FOR BOTH CHECK AND LDDAP-ADA
1.7. Records and
transmits
check and
ACIC or Cash
LDDAP-ADA personnel
None 10 minutes
with the
necessary
documents to
authorized
signatories
1.8. Authorized 1- 2 days
signatories sign
check andACIC Authorized
or LDDAP-ADA signatories
None
with necessary
supporting
documents
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1.9. Returns signed
check and ACIC Staff of
or LDDAP-ADA None 10 minutes authorized
with the signatories
necessary
documents to
the CD
1.10. Receives and
checks if all
documents were Cash
duly signed and personnel
records
accordingly
In case of Cash
LDDAP-ADA, personnel
photocopies,
segregates and
prepares for None 20 minutes
submission to
Cash personnel
AGDB;
/Division Chief
In case of check,
createsand
approves for
clearing check
payments thru
eMDS
1.11. Informs
payee of availability of 5 minutes Cash personnel
check for release None
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3. Signs the 3.1. Checks
check signature
Cash
releasing against the ID None 5 minutes
personnel
logbook and presented
DV
4. Receives 4.1. Releases None 5 minutes Cash
check and check Personnel
validates
correctnes
sof data
(name of
payee and
amount)
TOT 2 days, 1 hour and 35
AL minutes
Receipt of official receipt (or) for payments thru LDDAP-ADA - external
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Inquiry on status of payment of obligation – internal and external
7. Client 7.1. Searches the
inquires on Cash Receipts
status of and
payment Disbursement
thru check Database
or LDDAP- System and
ADA, thru informs the
personal client of search
Cash
follow up, result and/or None 10 minutes
personnel
text furnishes copy
message, of LDDAP- ADA,
landline call, DV, when
Viber, requested
Messenger,
email,
Workplace/
Workchat
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C. Education Facilities Division
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2. Project Design of DepEd School Building Programs and Projects
The actual design of the school building projects in conformity with the National Building
Code, Bureau of Fire and Protection, Mining and Geosciences Bureau, and the DepEd
School Building Projects standards. The EFD-Project Design Unit (PDU) reviews and
evaluates the Program of Works (POWs) submitted by field engineers/architects, and
the joint validation of DepEd engineers with the DPWH engineers.
2
EFD follows other laws prescribed by other implementing agencies for design and building of constructions, thus the officeexceeds to the
prescribe processing time of ARTA
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2. Request to review, 2.1. Consolidation None 15 minutes Technical
update and manage (per Division) Staff of EFD-
cost of construction PDU
material price/data ona
quarterly basis
3. Request standardization 3.1. Preparation None 3 days Technical
on the preparation of of standard Staff of EFD-
Programof Works (POW) template for PDU
POW
4. Request for the 4.1. Drafting None 30 days Technical
preparation of complete Staff of EFD-
working drawings PDU
consisting of
architectural, structural,
electrical, sanitary and
plumbing,mechanical
and electronics (if
needed) designs for the
construction of Schools
Division OfficeBuildings,
School Buildings, Group
Handwashing Facilities,
Gabaldon School
Buildings, Last Mile
School Building Facilities
and other related DepEd
infrastructure projects.
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6. Request to provide 6.1. Coordination None 1 day Technical
technical assistance to and Staff of EFD-
Service evaluation PDU
Providers/Suppliers for
EFD projects under
implementation.
*EFD follows other laws prescribed by other implementing agencies for design and
building of constructions, thus the office exceeds to the prescribe processing time of
ARTA.
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3. Payment of Obligation to Contractors with Existing Infrastructure Contract
with DepEd Central Office
The EFD processes the request for billing of Contractors that have existing
infrastructure contracts with DepEd Central Office. The Contractor submitted
Statement of Work Accomplishment and request for its payment subject to the
evaluation of the Education Facilities Division technical personnel before submission to
the Office of the Undersecretary for Administration and to the Accounting Division.
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3. Request 3.1. Preparation None 2 hours EFD Engineer
preparation of of documents and Chief
COP
4. Request 4.1. Preparation None 1 hour EFD Engineer
preparation of of documents and Chief
Disbursement
Voucher
Total: None 3 days, 3 hours, 5 minutes
The EFD processes the request for billing of suppliers that have existing contracts with
DepEd CO for the Supply and Delivery of school furniture. Upon delivery of the school
furniture by the Supplier and acceptance by the recipient, a request for payment shall be
submitted by the Supplier. The request for payment submitted by the supplier will be
evaluated for completeness of documents before submission to the Office of the
Undersecretary for Administration and to the Accounting Division.
Office or
Education Facilities Division
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2B- Government to Business
Transaction:
Who may avail: Suppliers of School Furniture w/ existing contracts w/ DepEd
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter request for payment
Supplier
2. Original copy (for 1st billing) or Photocopy(for
succeeding billings) of Contract Documents
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FEES
AGENCY TO BE PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TIME RESPONSIBLE
ACTION PAID
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D. Employee Accounts Management Division (EAMD)
5. Updated Certification from SEC that the entity has not been
dissolved nor has the Commission received any information
derogatory to said entity that would prevent it fromexercising its
primary franchise/BSP Certificate of Authority/IC Certificate of
Authority/CDA Certificate of Registration
6. PDIC Certificate of Good Standing/ CDA Certificate of
Compliance
7. Organizational Profile
8. Ownership Structure/percentageof share ownership of the
stockholders/members
9. Curriculum Vitae/Bio Data ofOfficers
10. List of all products/services offered to DepEd personnel
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1.14. Receives, photocopies,
maintains, files, records, and None 1 hour AA II
releases to Records Division
1.20. Receives,
records and refers the same to None 2 hours OUF- AA and
EAMD for appropriate action Undersecretary
1.21. Receive and record TCAA and
forward the same to in-charge None 10 minutes OUFDA AA
1.28. Receive,
photocopy/maintain files,
record and release to None 30 minutes EAMD AA II
Records Division
1
The evaluation/processing of applications for APDS accreditation is highly technical. Coordination with the regional offices, evaluation,
decision making and communication writing are necessary. It should be completed within 20 days prescribed processing time of RA11032
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E. Information and Communications Technology – User Support Division
FEES
TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION
BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Submit
1.1. Review submitted Computer
complete None 20 minutes
requirements. Programmer II
requirements.
1.2. Process client request.
(Extract the data from the
Computer
database to prepare and None 1 hour
Programmer II
print the remittance list,
and affix signature.)
2. Receive 2.1. Release signed
requested Remittance List and
document and Certification document to
proceed to the Client. Computer
Accounting None 5 Minutes
Programmer II
Division for
further
processing
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2. Issuance of Remittance List and Certification (GSIS / Pag-IBIG Personal
Contributions and Loans) - online
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, clients requesting GSIS and Pag-IBIG remittance list and
certification from 2000 until the scheduled rollout to RPSU may now make such requests
by filling out the online remittance request form.
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F. Legal Service – Investigation Division
An administrative complaint may be filed by any person against a DepEd third-level official
or DepEd Central employee, for alleged administrative offenses, in accordance with the
requirements under Sections 4 and 5 of DepEd Order (DO) No. 49, s. 2006 or the
“Revised Rules of Procedures of the Department of Education in Administrative Cases.”
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G. Legal Service – Legal Division
Classification: Complex
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FEES PERSON
PROCES-
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE RESPONSI
SING TIME
PAID BLE
1. Submit the 1.1 Evaluate the completeness None 1 Hour Legal Affairs
required of the submitted Helpdesk
documents at documents. If the submitted ADAS III or
documents are complete, Technical
the Legal Affairs Assistants
they are received.
Help Desk
Otherwise, they are
(LeAHD) or via
returned.
official email
leahd@deped.g 1.2 After recording and None 20 Minutes OULA or
ov.ph scanning the documents, OASLA
the LeAHD/Admin Staff
forwards the request for
indorsement to the Office of
the Undersecretary for
Legal Affairs (OULA) and/or
to the Office of the Assistant
Secretary for Legal Affairs
(OASLA), as the case may
be, which will refer the
same to the Legal Division
for appropriate action.
1.3 The Chief of the LD will None 20 Minutes Chief, Legal
assign to an Action Officer. Division
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2. Filing of Appeal
Decisions of the Regional Directors imposing a penalty exceeding thirty (30) days
suspension or fine in an amount exceeding thirty (30) days salary, may be appealed to the
Secretary of Education within a period of fifteen (15) days from receipt thereof, pursuant to
DepEd Order 49, s. 2006 or the “Revised Rules of Procedures of the Department of
Education in Administrative Cases.”
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documents.
1.2 Refer the complete
documents to the Office
of the Assistant
Secretary for Legal
Affairs for instruction to
or action of Legal
Division.
2. Receive 2.1 Return the Client’s None 5 Minutes Client/Legal
client’s copy of receiving copy of the Affairs
the Appeal. Appeal. Help Desk/
ADAS III or
Technical
Assistants
PHP 300.00
(Filing Fee)
plus PHP
TOTAL 10.00 (Legal 1 hour 5 Minutes
Research
Fee)1 to Cash
Division
1 Collection of the Legal Research Fee Pursuant to Presidential Decree No. 1856, OCA Circular No. 189-2020, November 26, 2020.
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3. Filing for Motion for Reconsideration
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- Duly authenticated by the Philippine
Embassy/Consulate/Legation in the country/stateof
the applicant and accompanied by an official English
translation
5. Scanned Copy of Curriculum Vitae of
Executive Director or its equivalent Learning Service Providers
6. Scanned Copy of Curriculum Vitae of Officersand
Learning Service Providers
Resource Speakers
7. Scanned Copy of Curriculum Vitae of the key
Learning Service Providers
person involved in the financial process.
8. Scanned Copy of List of Employees (with their
roles and responsibilities signed by the executive Learning Service Providers
director or its equivalent)
9. Scanned Copy of 5 Completion Reports of thePD
Learning Service Providers
programs/courses implemented
10. Scanned Copy of notarized Proof of
ownership/rental of LSP's Office and training
facilities, or notarized Contract with training Learning Service Providers
facilities partner with Pictures
11. Scanned Copy of 3 notarized MOA,
Contracts, or any binding documents with partner Learning Service Providers
organizations
FEES PROCES PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE SING RESPONSIBL
PAID TIME E
1. Submits duly 1.1 Receives and None 10 EPS II for
accomplished Form acknowledges receipt of minutes Authorization
A.1 with the application through NEAP
complete required Helpdesk email (askneap)
attachments. All to LSP that Form A.1 with
requirements shall the Complete required
be submitted in a attachments is being
pdf file. checked for
completeness.
EPS II for NEAP
Helpdesk will email
within 2 days about the
completeness of the
application for
Authorization.
1.2 Checks if Form A.1 None 2 days SEPS and EPS
with the complete II for
required attachments has Authorization
deficiencies. If
deficiencies have been
found in the application,
LSP repeats Step 1.* If
complete, Authorization
Secretariat forwards
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Form A.1 with the
complete required
attachments to the
Authorization Evaluation
Committee.
1.3 Selects and assigns None 1 day SEPS and EPS
members of the II for
Authorization Evaluation Authorization
Committee
2. Waits for the 2.1 Evaluates Form A.1 None 2 days Authorization
evaluation of the with the complete Evaluation
application for required attachments Committee
Authorization using Form A.2 (AEC)
Evaluation Form for
Authorization
2.2 Deliberates Form None 2 days Authorization
A.2 Evaluation Form for Evaluation
Authorization Committee
2.3 Consolidates Form None (AEC)
A.2 Evaluation Form for
Authorization using Form
A.3 Consolidation Form
for Authorization if
evaluation result is for
approval while Form A.4
Recommendation Form if
the evaluation declares
failure of the
application.
2.4 Prepares Memo with None 2 hours SEPS and EPS
Form A.3/A.4 as an II for
attachment to SEPS for Authorization
Program Recognition
Team
2.5 Validates and None 1 day PDO V
endorses the Form A.5 PDO IV
with Form A.3 if
application is for
approval, and Form A.6
with A.4 if application is
for disapproval.
3. Waits for the 3.1 Recommends approval None 2 days Director IV
approval of the of the evaluation results
evaluation results for the
for the Application Application for
for Authorization Authorization.
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3.2 Approves the None 3 days Usec for NEAP
evaluation/ results for
the Application for
Authorization.
4. Submits notarized 4.1 Informs LSP that the None 10 SEPS and EPS II
Certificate of Application for minutes for Authorization
Undertaking Authorization is approved
and is required to
accomplish Affidavit of
Undertaking.Note: The
processing time shall
continue afterthe
submission of the
Notarized Certificate of
Undertaking.
5. Waits for the 5.1 Prepares Certificateof None 1 hour SEPS and EPS II
release of Certificate Authorization if for Authorization
of Authorization if successful. Notice if
successful. Notice if unsuccessful.
unsuccessful.
5.2 Signs Certificate of None 1 day Director IV
Authorization if
successful. Notice if
unsuccessful.
6.1 Receives the 6.1 Sends signed None 10 SEPS and EPS II
Certificate of Certificate of minutes for Authorization
Authorization if Authorization if
successful. successful. Signed
notice if unsuccessful.
OR OR
Receives Notice from NEAP, if Informs unsuccessful
unsuccessful. If received
Notice, comply with the applicationfor
deficiencies. (wait for the
next Call for
Authorization of Learning
Authorization) Service Provider
TOTAL: None 14 days, 3 hours, 30minutes
Note: If the Learning Service Provider (LSP) repeats Step 1 due to deficiencies in their
application, the processing time of the application for Authorization shall also cease. The
Authorization Secretariat shall inform the LSP thru email (NEAP Helpdesk -
askneap@deped.gov.ph) regarding the deficiencies. The new processing time shall begin
once the LSP resubmits the revised Form A.1 and its complete required attachments for
Authorization through NEAP Helpdesk at askneap@deped.gov.ph, compliant with the
deficiencies.
*DepEd Order No. 001, s. 202, Item 28 states that All DepEd Central Office Bureaus, Services, and Units, Regional Offices,
Schools Division Offices, and Authorized Learning Providers may submit proposals for professional development programs or
courses for Recognition during the period of call for submission as announced by NEAP. No call for submissions was made in
2022.
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3. Recognition of Professional Development at the NEAP Central Office
All DepEd Central Office Bureaus, Services and Units, Regional Offices, Schools Division
Offices, and Authorized Learning Service Providers (LSPs) may submit proposals for
professional development programs or courses for Recognition during the period of call for
submission as announced by NEAP.
Proposals of DepEd Central Office Bureaus, Services, and Units, Regional Offices, Schools
Division Offices, and Authorized Learning Service Providers (LSPs) shall be submitted to the
NEAP-CO. Proposals by Schools Division Offices shall be submitted to their respective NEAP-
RO.
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about the completenessof
the application for
Recognition.
1.2 Checks if Form R.1 None 3 days SEPS and EPS
with the complete II for
required attachments has Recognition
deficiencies. If
deficiencies have been
found in the application,
LSP repeats Step 1.*
1.3 Selects and assigns None 2 days SEPS and EPS
specific content expertsas II for
a member of the Recognition
Recognition Evaluation
Committee
2. Waits for the 2.1 Evaluates Form R.1with None 5 days Recognition
evaluation of the the complete required Evaluation
application for attachments using Form Committee
Recognition R.2 Evaluation Form for (REC)
Recognition. Note:
++++Evaluation is
based on the criteria
stated on page 7 in
DepEd Order No. 001 s.
2020
2.2 Deliberates Form None 2 days REC
R.2 Evaluation Form for
Recognition
2.3 Consolidates Form None REC Head
R.2 EvaluationForm for
Recognitionusing Form
R.3
Consolidation Form for
Recognition if evaluation
result is for approval while
R.4 if application is
disapproved on the first
submission and first
resubmission, and R.4.1if
application is disapproved
on the 2nd resubmission.
* Note: Only 2
resubmissions of
an application shall be
entertained.
2.4 Prepares None 2 hours SEPS and EPS
Form R.5 if applicationis II for
for approval, and Recognition
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Form R.6 if applicationis
for disapproval.
2.5 Validates and None 1 day PDO V
endorses the Form R.5 PDO IV
with Form R.3 if
application is for
approval, Form R.6 with
R.4.1 if application is for
disapproval. Compute
appropriate PD credit
units for successful
programs and courses.
2.6 Validates and None
returns Form R.4 for
communication to the
concerned LSP/s
3. Waits for the 3.1 Recommends approval None 2 days Director IV
approval of the of the evaluation results
evaluation for theApplication for
results for the Recognition
Application for
Recognition
3.2 Approves the None 3 days Usec for
evaluation results for the NEAP
Application for
Recognition.
4. Waits for the 4.1 Drafts Recognition None 1 hour SEPS and EPS
release of Certificate with II for
Certificate of Recognition Number (if Recognition
Recognition if successful) or
successful. Recognition Letter of
Notice if Notice to the LSP (if
unsuccessful. unsuccessful)
4.2 Signs Recognition None 1 day Director IV
Certificate with PDO V PDO
Recognition Number or IV
Recognition Letter of
Notice to the LSP.
5. Receives the 5. Sends the e-copies None 10 SEPS and EPS
Certificate of and hard copies of the minutes II for
Recognition if signed Recognition Recognition
successful. Certificate with
Notice from Recognition Number to
NEAP if the DSPs / LSPs or
unsuccessful. . If Recognition Letter of
received Notice to the LSP
Notice, wait for
the next Call for
Recognition
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next Call for
Authorization).
19 days, 3 hours, 20
TOTAL: None
minutes3
Note: If the Authorized Learning Service Provider (LSP) and DepEd Service Provider repeats
Step 1 due to deficiencies on their application or failed evaluation result, the processing
time of the application for Recognition shall also cease. The Recognition Secretariat shall
inform the LSP thru email (NEAP Helpdesk - askneap@deped.gov.ph) regarding the result,
which contains evaluation findings and the notice on the extension of the evaluation cycle.
The new processing time shall begin once the LSP resubmits the revised application for
Recognition through NEAP Helpdesk at askneap@deped.gov.ph, compliant with the findings
of the initial evaluation results.
*DepEd Order No. 001, s. 202, Item 28 states that All DepEd Central Office Bureaus, Services, and Units, Regional Offices,
Schools Division Offices, and Authorized Learning Providers may submit proposals for professional development programs or
courses for Recognition during the period of call for submission as announced by NEAP. No call for submissions was made in
2022.
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The National Educators Academy of the Philippines (NEAP) is committed to the professional growth and lifelong learning of its teachers
and school leaders. The quality of professional development programs and courses shall be assured through a Recognition System that
requires alignment to professional standards for teachers and school leaders, responsiveness to identified professional development
priorities, promotion of dynamism, innovation and application at the classroom level, and transparency and consistency.
Hence, the evaluation is not a ministerial function. It does not simply look at the presence or absence of a document but requires a closer
examination of the details of the documents. It necessitates appropriate knowledge and skills across different contents as well as
leadership and managerial concepts to undertake Authorization and Recognition processes. Evaluation of programs in particular requires
domain knowledge as well as knowledge and understanding of PD program/course design and development.
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I. Office of the Secretary
1. External Document Service
This service covers the processing of documents addressed to the Office of the
Secretary.
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J. Public Affairs Service – Public Assistance Action Center
The Department recognizes concerns and complaints of its clients for the
improvement of its services. These can be submitted through the official email
address (action@deped.gov.ph), hotline 8888, and through referrals from other
government agencies such as CSC, PCC, and ARTA.
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2.2. Prepare
appropriate AdAs / AO
Request for Technical
Action (RFA) Staff
None 10 minutes
form/s and
forward to
concerned
offices
2.3. Monitor the
response/
action taken
None 1 day
through email
and/or phone
call
3. Receive 3.1. Receive the
feedback response/
or update action taken
regarding from the
the concerned None 5 minutes
concern/ DepEd
complaint Offices and
update the
database
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2. Hotline and Walk-in Facilities
The Department recognizes the concerns and complaints of its clients for the
improvement of its services. These can be submitted through the official hotline 8888,
and through personal submission at the walk-in facilities of the Department.
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3. Standard FOI Request through Walk-in Facility, action@deped.gov.ph, and
Online
Government’s response to the call for transparency and full public disclosure of
information. FOI is a government mechanism, which allows Filipino citizens to
request any information about government transactions and operations, provided
that it shall not put into jeopardy – privacy and matters of national security, divided
into:
• Standard through walk-in facility and action@deped.gov.ph
• Online through the electronic Freedom of Information (eFOI)
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K. Public Affairs Service – Publications Division
1. Issuance of Advisory
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1.2 Log request on
tracker, assign
tracking number and
None 3 hours TA / AO
task, check
documents using
Screening Form
1.3 Draft letter of
compliance/regret
depending on
submitted
requirements, route None 2 days TA / AO / AA
to Office of the
Undersecretary for
Field Operations for
signature
None 2 hours upon
1.4 Forward letter to
receipt of TA / AO / AA
client
signed letter
2.1 Review submitted
documents using
2. Receive Form 1A, route to None 2 hours TA / AO / AA
letter, submit reviewing DepEd CO
additional unit
requirements 2.2 If reviewing unit
as applicable. requests additional
Note that the time requirements, inform
waiting for the client to
client via email. Upon
submit document/s is None 2 hours TA / AO / AA
not included in the receipt of documents,
processing time.
fill out Form 1B and
return to reviewing
unit
2.3 Evaluate request
Reviewing
based on submitted None 10 days
DepEd CO unit
documents
2.4 Draft Advisory
upon receipt of None 1 day TA / AO / AA
evaluation results
AO V
2.5 Edit Advisory None 4 hours
SAO
2.6 Recommend/
CAO
endorse draft for None 1 day
Director IV
approval
Office of the
Undersecretary
2.7 Approve Advisory None 3 days
for Field
Operations
2.8 Assign number to
None 1 hour TA / AO / AA
approved Advisory
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2.9 Quality check and
upload Advisory on None 2 hours AO
the DepEd website
2.10 File and archive None 1 hour TA / AO / AA
3. Receive
3.1 Inform client that
update on
request has been
request and
completed, send None 10 minutes TA / AO / AA
answer
Client Feedback
Feedback
Form
Form
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CLIENT FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
AGENCY ACTION
STEPS BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Email
1.1 Acknowledge
complete None 15 minutes TA / AO / AA
request via email
requirements
1.2 Log request on
tracker, assign
None 20 minutes TA / AO
tracking number and
task
1.3 Draft/reformat,
None 1 day TA / AO / AA
proofread issuance
1.4 Edit issuance AO V
None 1 day SAO
1.5 Review issuance None 2 days CAO
1.6 Recommend
approval None 3 hours Director IV
Requesting office
1.7 Return issuancefor
(Director/Usec/
further checking None 1 day
ASec)
1.8 Forward
endorsed issuance None 1 hour
CAO
to OSEC
1.9 Review and None 14 days OSEC
approve issuance
1.10 Document OSECAO
authentication and None 1 hour
quality check
1.11 Upload
approved issuance
None 1 hour AO
on the DepEdwebsite
1.12 Update None 10 minutes AA
Perpetual Index
1.13 File, release,
and archive hardcopy None 10 minutes TA / AO / AA
2. Receive 2.1 Inform client that
update on request has been
request and completed, send Client
Feedback Form None 10 minutes Assigned staff
answer
Feedback
Form
2.2 File hard copy of At least onceper
CAO
issuance with the UP- None quarter
ONAR Assigned staff
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3. Provision of Copies of DepEd Issuances
This service covers the processing of requests for copies of issuances not available
on the DepEd website.
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L. Records Division
Clients may request the issuance of the following documents that originated from the
DepEd Central Office (CO) and that are in the custody of the Records Division by
visiting the CO:
• Original Documents
• Certified True Copy (CTC)
• Photocopy
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2. Issuance of Requested Document (ONLINE)
• Google Form
• Email
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3. Issuance of Requested Documents – walk-in
Clients may request the issuance of the following documents that originated from the
DepEd Central Office (CO) and that are in the custody of the Records Division by
visiting the CO.
• Original Documents
• Certified True Copy (CTC)
• Photocopy
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4. Issuance of Requested Documents – online
In consideration of clients unable to make walk-in requests, issuance of scan copy documents
that originated from the Central Office and are in custody of the Records Division may be
requested via the following channels:
• Google Form
• Email
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Central Office
Internal Services
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A. Accounting Division
1. General Requirements
1.1. Certificate of Availability of Funds Proponent
1.2. Existence of lawful and sufficient Proponent
allotment duly obligated as certified by
authorized officials
1.3. Legality of transaction and conformity Proponent
with laws, rules, and regulations
1.4. Approval of expenditure by Head of Proponent
Office
1.5. Sufficient and relevant documents to Proponent
establish validity of claim
1.6. Checklist of Requirements Accounting Division
1.7. Approved Obligations of Request and Proponent & Budget Division
Status – box A & box B – Approved
(Appendix No. 11 GAM) (3 Copies)
1.8. Disbursement Voucher – box A – Proponent
Approved (Appendix No. 32 GAM) (3
Copies)
2. Basic Requirements for All Types of
Procurement Through Public Bidding
2.1. Authenticated photocopy of the approved Proponent
APP and any amendment thereto
2.2. Approved contract supported by the Proponent
following documents:
• Invitation to Apply for Eligibility to Bid
• Letter of Intent
• Results of Eligibility Check/Screening
• Bidding Documents enumerated under
Section 17.1 of Revised IRR of RA
Accounting Services are applicable to Central, Region and Schools Division Offices.
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9184 which includes a complete
technical description of the equipment
and accessories, scope of works, if
applicable
• Minutes of Pre-Bid Conference, for
Approved Budget for Contract (ABC)
PHP1million and above
• Agenda and/or Supplemental Bulletins,if
any
• Bidders Technical and Financial
Proposals
• Minutes of Bid Opening
• Abstract of Bids
• Post-Qualification Report of Technical
Working Group
• BAC Resolution declaring winning
bidder
• Notice of post qualification
• BAC Resolution recommending approval
and approval by the Head of the Procuring
Entity of the Resolution ofthe BAC
recommending award of contract
• Notice of Award
• Performance Security
• Program of Work and Detailed
Estimates
• Notice to Proceed, indicating the dateof
receipt by the contractor
• Detailed Breakdown of the ABC
• Copy of the Approved PERT/CPM
Network Diagram and detailed
computations of contract time
• Detailed Breakdown of the Contract
Cost
2.3. Copy of Advertisement of Invitation to
Bid/Request for expression of interest
• Newspaper clipping of advertisement
(ABC 2 million and above)
• Printout copy of advertisement postedin
PhilGEPS
• Certification from the Head of BAC
Secretariat on the posting of
advertisement at conspicuous places
• Printout copies of advertisement postedin
agency website, if any
2.4. Documentary requirements under Sections Proponent
23.1 and 25.2a of the RevisedIRR of RA No.
9184
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2.5. Minutes of pre-procurement conferencefor project Proponent
costing 2 million and above
2.6. Bid Evaluation Report Proponent
2.7. Post Qualification Evaluation Report Proponent
2.8. Printout copy of posting of Notice of Award, Proponent
Notice to Proceed and Contractof award in the
PhilGEPS
2.9. Evidence of Invitation of three observersin all stages Proponent
of the procurement process pursuant to Section
13.1 of the Revised
IRR of RA 9184
2.10. Approved request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies, materials and
equipment
2.11. Additional documents required to be submitted Proponent
5 days upon execution of contract:
• Certificate of Exclusive Distributorship,if
applicable
• Samples and brochures/photographs,if
applicable
• For imported items:
- Consular Invoice/Pro-forma invoiceof the
foreign supplier with the corresponding
details
- Home Consumption Value of theitems
- Breakdown of the expensesincurred
in the Importation
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2.18. Request for purchase of supplies,materials, and Proponent
equipment
2.19. In case of motor vehicles, authority to purchase Proponent
from Agency head and Secretary of DBM, or OP
depending on
the type of vehicle being provided
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3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Request for purchase or requisition of Proponent
supplies, materials, and equipment, duly
approved by proper authorities
3.4. Original copy of the delivery invoice Proponent
showing the quantity, description of the
articles, unit, and total value, duly signedby
the dealer or his representative and
indicating receipt by the proper agency
official of items delivered
3.5. Duly approved Inspection and Proponent
acceptance report
3.6. Approval by the HOPE or his duly Proponent
authorized representative on the use of
the alternative methods of procurement,as
recommended by the BAC
3.7. Statement of the prospective bidder that it is Proponent
not blacklisted or barred from biddingby the
Government or any of its
agencies, offices, corporations or LGUs
3.8. Sworn affidavit of the bidder that it is not Proponent
related to the HOPE by consanguinity or
affinity up to the third civil degree
3.9. Additional Requirements for Limited
Source Bidding
a.Specific requirements to be submitted Proponent
within 5 days from the execution of the
contract:
• Copy of direct invitation to bid servedby
the concerned agency to all suppliers or
consultants appearing inthe pre-
selected list of
manufacturers/suppliers/ distributors
with known experience and proven
capability on the requirements of the
particular contract
• Winning bidder’s offer or proposal
• Abstract of bids showing the most
responsive and complying bidder from
among the other bidders who
participated in the bidding
• Notice of Award
b.Documentary requirements under Proponent
Section 23.1 and 25.2(a), of the
Revised IRR of RA No. 9184
c. Other documents peculiar to the Proponent
contract and/or to the mode of
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procurement and considered necessaryin
the auditorial review and in the technical
evaluation thereof
d.Bid security (required under Section 5.4 Proponent
IRR-A RA No. 9184)
3.10. Additional Requirements for Direct
Contracting
a.Specific requirements to be submitted Proponent
w/in 5 days from the execution of the
contract:
• Copy of letter to selected
manufacturer/supplier/ distributor to
submit a price quotation and
conditions of sale
• Certificate of Exclusive
Distributorship
• Certification from the agency
authorized official that there are no
sub-dealers selling at lower prices and
for which no suitable substitutecan be
obtained at more advantageous terms
to the government
• Certification of the BAC in case of
procurement of critical plant
components and/or to maintain
certain standards
b.Study/survey done to determine that Proponent
there are no sub-dealers selling at lower
prices and for which no suitable
substitute can be obtained at more
advantageous terms to the
government
c. Other documents peculiar to the Proponent
contract and/or to the mode of
procurement and considered necessary
in the auditorial review andin the
technical evaluation thereof
3.11. Additional Requirements for Repeat
Order
a.Specific requirements to be submitted Proponent
w/in 5 days from the execution of the
contract:
• Copy of original contract used as basis
for repeat order indicating thatthe
original contract was awarded through
public bidding
• Certification from the purchasing
office that the supplier has compiled
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with all the requirements under the
original contract
3.12. Additional Requirements for Shopping
a.Specific requirements to be submitted Proponent
w/in 5 days from the execution of the
contract:
• Price quotations from at least three
bonafide and reputable
manufacturers/suppliers/ distributors
• Abstract of canvass
3.13. Additional Requirements for
Negotiated Procurement
a.Specific requirements to be submitted Proponent
w/in 5 days from the execution of the
contract (in case of two failed biddings,
emergency cases, take-overof contract
and small value procurement):
• Abstract of submitted Price
Quotation
• BAC Resolution recommending
award of contract to Lowest
Calculated Responsive Bid (LCRB)
b.Additional requirements in case of two Proponent
failed biddings:
• Agency’s offer for negotiations with
selected suppliers, contractors, or
consultants
• Certificate of failure of competitive
bidding for the second time
• Evidence of invitation of observers inall
stages of the negotiation
• Eligibility documents in case of
infrastructure projects
c. Additional requirements in emergency Proponent
cases:
• Justification as to the necessity of
purchase
d.Additional requirements in case of Proponent
take-over of contracts:
• Copy of terminated contract
• Reasons for the termination
• Negotiation documents with the
second lowest calculated bidder or the
third lowest calculated bidder in case of
failure of negotiation with thesecond
lowest bidder. If negotiation
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still fails, invitation to at least three
eligible contractors
• Approval to negotiate contract for
projects under exceptional cases
e.Additional requirements in case of Proponent
small value procurement:
• Letter/invitation to submit proposals
f. Additional requirements for adjacentor Proponent
contiguous projects:
• Original contract and any document
indicating that the same resulted from
competitive bidding
• Scope of work which should be
related or similar to the scope of
work of the original contract
• Latest Accomplishment Report of the
original contract showing that there
was no negative slippage/delay
3.14. Additional Requirements for Advance
Payment
a.Irrevocable standby letter of credit of Supplier
equivalent value /surety bond callable
upon demand/bank guarantee
b.Request for Payment Supplier
c. Bank details Supplier
d.Such other documents peculiar to the Proponent
contract and/or to the mode of
procurement and considered necessary
in the auditorial review andin the
technical evaluation thereof
e.Copy of transmittal letter of BAC to BAC
COA (9.1 page 32 COA Circular No.
2012-01 dtd. 06-14-2012
4. Release of Retention Fee
4.1. SBLC/Bank Guaranty - for retention fee Supplier
substitution
4.2. Request for Payment Supplier
4.3. Bank details Supplier
4.4. Certification from the End User that the Proponent
project in completed and inspected
4.5. Previous Copy of Disbursement Proponent
Vouchers paid (Retention Fee)
Such other pertinent supporting documents
as required by the nature of expense such as
but not limited to:
• Billing Statements/Statement of Account Supplier
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• Plans and Specifications (bidding Proponent
documents, SCC, GCC)
• Inspection & Acceptance Reports Proponent
• Letter Request for Payment (progress Supplier
billing, Retention, etc)
• Bank Certificate - Valid Account no. Bank Supplier
details for LDDAP-ADA
• Sales Invoices/Delivery Receipts Supplier
• Photographs / Picture of Accomplishment Supplier
• Summary of DRs/IARs Supplier/Proponent
• Delivery/Acceptance Receipts Proponent
• Computation of Applicable Liquidated Proponent
Damages
• Bid Allocation List Proponent
• Training Checklist Proponent
• Approved Request for Re-Allocation, ifany Proponent
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1.3. Final Review ofDV
and Supporting
Documents
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of None Designated
payment thru Releasing &
4 hours
ADA or check Receiving
1.5. Forward to End- Staff
User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 60 days
*Note: For transactions on CO, the entire turnaround time for big ticket items will be 60
days as agreed on the QMS. These are the centrally procured projects directly delivered to
Schools, DO, RO (Textbooks, DepEd Computerization Program, Technical Vocational
Livelihood, Science and Mathematics Equipment).
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2. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Consultancy
Services of consultants may be engaged by any procuring entity for agency projects or
related activities of such magnitude as would require a level of expertise beyond the
optimum in-house capacity of the agency.
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• Bidding Documents
enumerated under Section
17.1 of Revised IRR of RA 9184
which includes a complete
technical description of the
equipment and accessories,
scope of works, if applicable
• Minutes of Pre-Bid
Conference, for Approved
Budget for Contract (ABC)
PHP1million and above
• Agenda and/or
Supplemental Bulletins, if
any
• Bidders Technical and
Financial Proposals
• Minutes of Bid Opening
• Abstract of Bids
• Post-Qualification Report of
Technical Working Group
• BAC Resolution declaring
winning bidder
• Notice of post qualification
• BAC Resolution
recommending approval
and approval by the Headof
the Procuring Entity of the
Resolution of the BAC
recommending award of
contract
• Notice of Award
• Performance Security
• Program of Work and
Detailed Estimates
• Notice to Proceed, indicating
the date of receiptby the
contractor
• Detailed Breakdown of the
ABC
• Copy of the Approved
PERT/CPM Network
Diagram and detailed
computations of contract
• Detailed Breakdown of the
Contract Cost including
detailed breakdown of
estimates and/or
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- schedule of basic rates
certified by the
consultant with a sworn
statement;
- derivation of the billing
factor/multiplier certified
by the consultant with a
sworn statement;
- detailed breakdown of
reimbursable costs
based on agreed fixed
rates and actual costs
2.3. Copy of Advertisement of Proponent
Invitation to Bid/Request for
expression of interest
• Newspaper clipping of
advertisement (ABC 1
million or 4 months and
above)
• Printout copy of
advertisement posted in
PhilGEPS
• Certification from the Headof
BAC Secretariat on the
posting of advertisement at
conspicuous places
• Printout copies of
advertisement posted in
agency website, if any
2.4. Documentary requirements Proponent
under Section 25.2c of the
Revised IRR of RA No. 9184
2.5. Minutes of pre-procurement Proponent
conference for project costing
1 million and above
2.6. Bid Evaluation Report Proponent
2.7. Ranking of short-listedbidders Proponent
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3.1. Documents to be submitted within five working days from Proponent
the execution of the contractas required under CAO
Circular 2009-001:
• Purchase order/Letter order/Contract, duly approved by
the official concerned and accepted bythe supplier (date
of acceptance must be clearlyindicated)
• Proof of posting of invitationor request for submission of
price quotation in the PhilGEPS website, websiteof the
procuring entity and at any conspicuous place reserved
for this purpose inthe premises of the procuring agency
for a period of seven days for Negotiated Procurement
(two failed bidding) and small value procurement
• Performance and warrantysecurities, except for
Shopping and Negotiated Procurement under
emergency cases and Small Value Procurement
• BAC Resolution recommending and justifying to the Head
of Procuring Entity (HOPE) theuse of alternative mode of
procurement and approval by the HOPE of the BAC
Resolution recommending award of contract
• Proof of posting of Notice ofAward in the PhilGEPS
website, the website of the procuring entity, if available,
and at any conspicuous place reserved for this
purpose in the premises ofthe procuring entity
3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Approval by the HOPE or hisduly authorized representative Proponent
on the use of the alternative methods of procurement, as
recommended by the BAC
3.4. Statement of the prospectivebidder that it is not Proponent
blacklisted or barred from bidding by the Government or
any of its agencies, offices, corporations or LGUs
3.5. Sworn affidavit of the bidderthat it is not related to the Proponent
HOPE by consanguinity or affinity up to the third civil
degree
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a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted within 5 days from
the execution of the contract:
• Copy of direct invitation to
bid served by the
concerned agency to all
suppliers or consultants
appearing in the pre-
selected list of
manufacturers/suppliers/
distributors with known
experience and proven
capability on the
requirements of the
particular contract
• Winning bidder’s offer or
proposal
• Abstract of bids showing
the most responsive and
complying bidder from
among the other bidders
who participated in the
bidding
• Notice of Award
b.Documentary requirements Proponent
under Section 23.1 and
25.2(a), of the Revised IRR
of RA No. 9184
c. Other documents peculiar to Proponent
the contract and/or to the
mode of procurement and
considered necessary in the
auditorial review and in the
technical evaluation thereof
d.Bid security (required under Proponent
Section 5.4 IRR-A RA No.
9184)
3.7. Additional Requirements for
Negotiated Procurement
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract
(in case of two failed
biddings, emergency cases,
take-over of contract
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and small value
procurement):
• Price quotation/bids/final
offers from at least be
three invited suppliers
• Abstract of submitted
Price Quotation
• BAC Resolution
recommending award of
contract to Lowest
Calculated Responsive
Bid (LCRB)
b.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of two failed biddings:
• Agency’s offer for
negotiations with selected
suppliers, contractors, or
consultants
• Certificate of failure of
competitive bidding for the
second time
• Evidence of invitation of
observers in all stages of
the negotiation
• Eligibility documents in
case of infrastructure
projects
c. Additional requirements in Proponent
emergency cases:
• Justification as to the
necessity of purchase
d.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of take-over of
contracts:
• Copy of terminated
contract
• Reasons for the
termination
• Negotiation documents
with the second lowest
calculated bidder or the
third lowest calculated
bidder in case of failure of
negotiation with the second
lowest bidder. If
negotiation still fails,
invitation to at least three
eligible contractors
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• Approval to negotiate
contract for projects under
exceptional cases
e.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of small value
procurement:
• Letter/invitation to submit
proposals
f. Additional requirements for Proponent
adjacent or contiguous
projects:
• Original contract and any
document indicating that
the same resulted from
competitive bidding
• Scope of work which
should be related or
similar to the scope of
work of the original
contract
• Latest Accomplishment
Report of the original
contract showing that
there was no negative
slippage/delay
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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3. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers - Infrastructure
Appropriations authorized under the GAA for the construction of buildings shall be
implemented only in accordance with the appropriate standards and specification as
prescribed by the DPWH or other appropriate government agencies, as the case maybe.
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• Bidding Documents enumerated under Section
17.1 of the Revised IRR ofRA 9184 which includes acomplete
set of approved plans/drawings and technical specifications
• Agenda and/or Supplemental Bulletins, ifany
• Bidders Technical andFinancial Proposals
• Minutes of Bid Opening
• Abstract of Bids
• Post-Qualification Report ofTechnical Working Group
• BAC Resolution declaringwinning bidder
• Notice of post qualification
• BAC Resolution recommending approval and approval by the
Head ofthe Procuring Entity of the Resolution of the BAC
recommending award of contract
• Notice of Award
• Performance Security
• Program of Work andDetailed Estimates
• Notice to Proceed, indicating the date of receiptby the
contractor
• Detailed Breakdown of theABC
• Copy of the Approved PERT/CPM Network Diagram and
detailed computations of contracttime
• Detailed Breakdown of the Contract Cost including detailed
breakdown of estimates and/or unit cost analysis/derivation
for eachwork item expressed in volume/area/lump/sum/lot
2.3. Copy of Advertisement of Invitation to Bid/Request for Proponent
expression of interest
• Newspaper clipping of advertisement (ABC 5 million and
above)
• Printout copy of advertisement posted inPhilGEPS
• Certification from the Headof BAC Secretariat on the posting
of advertisement atconspicuous places
• Printout copies of advertisement posted inagency website, if
any
2.4. Documentary requirementsunder Sections 23.1 and 25.2b of Proponent
the Revised IRR of RA No. 9184
2.5. Minutes of pre-procurement conference for project costing Proponent
5 million and above
2.6. Bid Evaluation Report Proponent
2.7. Post Qualification Evaluation Proponent
Report
2.8. Printout copy of posting ofNotice of Award, Notice toProceed Proponent
and Contract of award in the PhilGEPS
2.9. Evidence of Invitation of three observers in all stagesof the Proponent
procurement process pursuant to Section 13.1 of the Revised IRR of
RA 9184
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2.10. Approved request for purchase or requisition of Proponent
supplies, materials, and
equipment
• Common to progress/finalpayment
- Statement of work accomplished/progressbilling
- Inspection report by theagency's authorized
Engineer
- Result of test analysis, ifapplicable
- Statement of timeelapsed
- Monthly certificate ofpayment
- Contractor's affidavit on payment of laborers and
materials
- Pictures, before, during and after construction of
items of work especiallythe embedded items
- Photocopy of vouchers ofall previous payments
Certificate of completion
110
a.Copy of approved changeorder/extra work order Supplier
111
f. Copy of the COA technicalevaluation report for the original Supplier
contract
g. If the variation order to bereviewed is not the 1st variation order, Supplier
all of the above requirements for allpreviously approved
variation orders, it not yet reviewed, otherwise, copyof the COA
technical evaluation report for the previously approved
variation orders
112
2.15. Additional Documentary
Requirements for Final
Payment
a.As-built plans Supplier
b.Clearance from the Supplier
provincial treasurer that the
corresponding sand and
gravel fees have been
paid
c. Copy of turn over Supplier
documents/transfer of
project and facilities to
concerned government
agency
2.16. Additional Documentary
Requirements for Release
of Retention Fee
a.Any security in the form of Supplier
cash, bank guarantee,
irrevocable standby letter of
credit form commercial
bank, GSIS or surety nond
callable on demand
b.Request for Payment Supplier
c. Certification from the End Proponent
User that the project in
completed and inspected
d.Previous Copy of Proponent
Disbursement Vouchers
paid (Retention Fee)
3. Basic Requirements for All Purchases Under
Procurement Through Alternative Modes
3.1. Documents to be submitted Proponent
within five working days from
the execution of the contractas
required under CAO Circular
2009-001 dated February 12,
2009:
• Purchase order/Letter
order/Contract, duly
approved by the official
concerned and accepted by
the supplier (date of
acceptance must be clearly
indicated)
• Proof of posting of invitation
or request for submission of
price quotation in the
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PhilGEPS website, websiteof
the procuring entity and at
any conspicuous place
reserved for this purpose in
the premises of the procuring
agency for a period of seven
days for Negotiated
Procurement (two failed
bidding) and small value
procurement
• Performance and warranty
securities, except for Shopping
and Negotiated Procurement
under emergency cases and
SmallValue Procurement
• BAC Resolution
recommending and justifying
to the Head of Procuring
Entity (HOPE) theuse of
alternative mode of
procurement and approval by
the HOPE of the BAC
Resolution recommending
award of contract
• Proof of posting of Notice of
Award in the PhilGEPS
website, the website of the
procuring entity, if available,
and at any conspicuous place
reserved for this
purpose in the premises of
the procuring entity
3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies,
materials, and equipment,
duly approved by proper
authorities
3.4. Original copy of the delivery Proponent
invoice showing the quantity,
description of the articles, unit,
and total value, duly signed by
the dealer or his representative
and indicatingreceipt by the
proper agency
official of items delivered
3.5. Duly signed Inspection and Proponent
acceptance report
114
3.6. Approval by the HOPE or his Proponent
duly authorized representative
on the use of the alternative
methods of procurement, as
recommended by the BAC
115
• Eligibility documents in
case of infrastructure
projects
c. In emergency cases: Proponent
• Justification as to the
necessity of purchase
d.In case of take-over of Proponent
contracts:
• Copy of terminated
contract
• Reasons for the
termination
• Negotiation documents
with the second lowest
calculated bidder or the
third lowest calculated
bidder in case of failure of
negotiation with the second
lowest bidder. If
negotiation still fails,
invitation to at least three
eligible contractors
• Approval to negotiate
contract for projects under
exceptional cases
e.In case of small value Proponent
procurement:
• Letter/invitation to submit
proposals
f. For adjacent or contiguous Proponent
projects:
• Original contract and any
document indicating that
the same resulted from
competitive bidding
• Scope of work which
should be related or
similar to the scope of
work of the original
contract
• Latest Accomplishment
Report of the original
contract showing that
there was no negative
slippage/delay
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as required by the
nature of expense
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CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.2. Forward
received DVsto Designated
Head of None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting Unit Receiving Staff
for final review
If complete, signDVs
and proceed to
payment
(Proceed to Head of Accounting
Step 1.5) Unit/Designated
None 2 days Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated staff
for tracking
(Proceed toStep
1.6)
1.4. Forward Designated
documentsfor None 4 hours Releasing &
processing Receiving Staff
ofpayment
thru ADA or
check
1.5. Forward to End-
User forcompliance None
117
4. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – General Support Services
(Janitorial, Security, Maintenance, Garbage Collection and Disposal, and
similar services)
All general support services, except consulting services and infrastructure projects,which
may be needed in the pursuit of any project or activity of the agency.
119
janitorial/security/maintenan
ce services
2.3. Copy of Advertisement of Proponent
Invitation to Bid/Request for
expression of interest
• Newspaper clipping of
advertisement (ABC 2
million and above)
• Printout copy of
advertisement posted in
PhilGEPS
• Certification from the Headof
BAC Secretariat on the
posting of advertisement at
conspicuous places
• Printout copies of
advertisement posted in
agency website, if any
2.4. Documentary requirements Proponent
under Sections 23.1 and 25.2a
of the Revised IRR of
RA No. 9184
2.5. Bid Evaluation report Proponent
2.6. Post Qualification Evaluation Proponent
Report
2.7. Printout copy of posting of Proponent
Notice of Award, Notice to
Proceed and Contract of
award in the PhilGEPS
2.8. Evidence of Invitation of three Proponent
observers in all stagesof the
procurement process
2.9. Request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies,
materials and equipment,
duly approved by proper
authorities
2.10. Accomplishment Report Proponent
2.11. Request for payment Proponent
2.12. Contractor’s Bill Proponent
2.13. Certificate of Acceptance Proponent
2.14. Record of Proponent
Attendance/Service
2.15. Proof of remittance to Proponent
concerned government
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agency and/or GOCCs
(BIR, SSS, Pag-IBIG)
2.16. Other documents peculiar to Proponent
the contract and/or to the
mode of procurement and
considered necessary in the
auditorial review in the
technical evaluation thereof
2.17. Additional documents Proponent
required to be submitted 5
days upon execution of
contract:
For Janitorial/security/
maintenance services:
• Appropriate approved
documents indicating the
following:
- Number of personnel
involved and their
corresponding rates/salary
- Schedule of work and places
of assignment or
station/visits indicating
among others, the number
of hours per visit
- Type and number of
equipment to be served (in
case of visitorial
maintenance service)
• Group classification of
personnel to determine the
Equivalent Equipment
Monthly Statutory Minimum
Wage Rate
• For janitorial services only:
- Scaled floor plans of the
building and other area/s
covered by the service
contract (for janitorial
services)
• For security service contract
only:
- Approved documents
indicating the minimum
requirements of the Agency
on the number of security
personnel to be involved in
the project
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- Population of the agencywhere
the services are rendered
• For maintenance service
contracts:
- Detailed description of the
maintenance services to be
rendered or activities to be
performed
122
For forwarding/shipping/
hauling contract:
• Type/kind and technical
description of the mode of
transportation used
• Point of origin and
destination including the
estimated distance/s if
transported by land
• Estimated weight and volumeof
cargoes involved
3. Basic Requirements for All Types of
Procurement Through Alternative Modes
3.1. Documents to be submitted Proponent
within five working days from
the execution of the contractas
required under CAO Circular
2009-001:
• Purchase order/Letter
order/Contract, duly
approved by the official
concerned and accepted by
the supplier (date of
acceptance must be clearly
indicated)
• Proof of posting of invitation
or request for submission of
price quotation in the
PhilGEPS website, website of
the procuring entity and at
any conspicuous place
reserved for this purpose in
the premises of the procuring
agency for a period of seven
calendar days in case
shopping under section 52.1b
and Negotiated Procurement
under 53.1 (two failed
bidding) and 53.9 small value
procurement of the Revised
IRR of RA 9184
• Performance and warranty
securities, except for Shopping
and Negotiated Procurement
under emergency cases and
SmallValue Procurement
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• BAC Resolution
recommending and justifying
to the Head of Procuring
Entity (HOPE) theuse of
alternative mode of
procurement and approval by
the HOPE of the BAC
Resolution recommending
award of contract
• Proof of posting of Notice of
Award in the PhilGEPS
website, the website of the
procuring entity, if available,
and at any conspicuous place
reserved for this purpose in
the premises of
the procuring entity
3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies,
materials, and equipment,
duly approved by proper
authorities
3.4. Duly approved Inspection Proponent
and acceptance report
3.5. Approval by the HOPE or his Proponent
duly authorized representative
on the use of the alternative
methods of
procurement, as
recommended by the BAC
3.6. Statement of the prospective Proponent
bidder that it is not blacklisted
or barred from bidding by the
Government or any of its
agencies, offices,
corporations or LGUs
3.7. Sworn affidavit of the bidder Proponent
that it is not related to the
HOPE by consanguinity or
affinity up to the third civil
degree
3.8. Additional Requirements for
Repeat Order
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract:
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• Copy of original contract
used as basis for repeat
order indicating that the
original contract was
awarded through public
bidding
• Certification from the
purchasing office that the
supplier has compiled with
all the requirements under
the original contract
3.9. Additional Requirements for
Negotiated Procurement
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract
(in case of two failed
biddings, emergency cases,
take-over of contract and
small value procurement):
• Price quotation/bids/final
offers from at least be
three invited suppliers
• Abstract of submitted Price
Quotation
• BAC Resolution
recommending award of
contract to Lowest
Calculated Responsive Bid
(LCRB)
b.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of two failed biddings:
• Agency’s offer for
negotiations with selected
suppliers, contractors or
consultants
• Certificate of failure of
competitive bidding for the
second time
• Evidence of invitation of
observers in all stages of
the negotiation
• Eligibility documents in
case of infrastructure
projects
c. Additional requirements in Proponent
emergency cases:
• Justification as to the
125
necessity of purchase
126
d.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of take-over of
contracts:
• Copy of terminated
contract
• Reasons for the
termination
• Negotiation documents with
the second lowest calculated
bidder or the third lowest
calculated bidder in case of
failure ofnegotiation with
the second lowest bidder. If
negotiation still fails,
invitation to at least three
eligible contractors
• Approval to negotiate
contract for projects under
exceptional cases
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c. Bank details Supplier
d.Such other documents Proponent
peculiar to the contract
and/or to the mode of
procurement and considered
necessary in theauditorial
review and in the
technical evaluation thereof
e.Copy of transmittal letter of BAC
BAC to COA (9.1 page 32 COA
Circular No. 2012-01 dtd. 06-
14-2012
4. Release of Retention Fee
4.1. SBLC/Bank Guaranty - for Supplier
retention fee substitution
4.2. Request for Payment Supplier
4.3. Bank details Supplier
4.4. Certification from the End Proponent
User that the project in
completed and inspected
4.5. Previous Copy of Disbursement Proponent
Vouchers paid(Retention Fee)
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processingof
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
129
5. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Rental Contract
Rental services for buildings, offices, equipment or other related property that are paidin rent
which may be needed in the pursuit of any project or activity of the agency.
130
17.1 of Revised IRR of RA
9184
• Minutes of Pre-Bid
Conference, for Approved
Budget for Contract (ABC)
PHP1million and above
• Agenda and/or
Supplemental Bulletins, if
any
• Bidders Technical and
Financial Proposals
• Minutes of Bid Opening
• Abstract of Bids
• Post-Qualification Report of
Technical Working Group
• BAC Resolution declaring
winning bidder
• Notice of post qualification
• BAC Resolution
recommending approval and
approval by the Head ofthe
Procuring Entity of the
Resolution of the BAC
recommending award of
contract
• Notice of Award
• Performance Security
• Program of Work and
Detailed Estimates
• Notice to Proceed, indicating
the date of receiptby the
contractor
• Detailed Breakdown of the
ABC
• Copy of the Approved
PERT/CPM Network
Diagram and detailed
computations of contract
time
• Detailed Breakdown of the
Contract Cost
2.3. Copy of Advertisement of Proponent
Invitation to Bid/Request for
expression of interest
• Newspaper clipping of
advertisement (ABC 2
million and above)
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• Printout copy of
advertisement posted in
PhilGEPS
• Certification from the Headof
BAC Secretariat on the
posting of advertisement at
conspicuous places
• Printout copies of
advertisement posted in
agency website, if any
2.4. Documentary requirements Proponent
under Sections 23.1 and 25.2a
of the Revised IRR of
RA No. 9184
2.5. Bid Evaluation report Proponent
2.6. Post Qualification Evaluation Proponent
Report
2.7. Printout copy of posting of Proponent
Notice of Award, Notice to
Proceed and Contract of
award in the PhilGEPS
2.8. Evidence of Invitation of Proponent
three observers in all stagesof
the procurement process
2.9. Request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies,
materials and equipment,
duly approved by proper
authorities
2.10. List of prevailing comparable Proponent
property withinthe vicinity
For equipment
rental/lease/purchase
contract:
• Agency evaluation of
equipment utilization
• Pertinent data of area of
operation
3. Basic Requirements for All Types of
Procurement Through Alternative Modes
3.1. Documents to be submitted Proponent
within five working days from
the execution of the contractas
required under CAO Circular
2009-001:
• Purchase order/Letter
order/Contract, duly
approved by the official
concerned and accepted by
the supplier (date of
acceptance must be clearly
indicated)
• Proof of posting of invitation
or request for submission of
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price quotation in the
PhilGEPS website, websiteof
the procuring entity and at
any conspicuous place
reserved for this purpose in
the premises of the the
procuring agency for a period
of seven days for Negotiated
Procurement (two failed
bidding) and small value
procurement
• Performance and warranty
securities, except for Shopping
and Negotiated Procurement
under emergency cases and
SmallValue Procurement
• BAC Resolution
recommending and justifying
to the Head of Procuring
Entity (HOPE) theuse of
alternative mode of
procurement and approval by
the HOPE of the BAC
Resolution recommending
award of contract
• Proof of posting of Notice of
Award in the PhilGEPS
website, the website of the
procuring entity, if available,
and at any conspicuous place
reserved for this purpose in
the premises of the procuring
entity
3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies,
materials, and equipment,
duly approved by proper
authorities
3.4. Original copy of the delivery Proponent
invoice showing the quantity,
description of the articles, unit
and total value, duly signed by
the dealer or his representative
and indicatingreceipt by the
proper agencyofficial of items
delivered
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3.5. Duly approved Inspection Proponent
and acceptance report
3.6. Approval by the HOPE on theuse Proponent
of the alternative methods of
procurement
3.7. Statement of the prospective Proponent
bidder that it is not blacklisted
or barred from bidding by the
Government or any of its
agencies, offices,
corporations or LGUs
3.8. Sworn affidavit of the bidder Proponent
that it is not related to the
HOPE by consanguinity or
affinity up to the third civil
degree
3.9. Additional Requirements for
Limited Source Bidding
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract:
• Copy of direct invitation to
bid served by the
concerned agency to all
suppliers appearing in the
pre-selected list of suppliers
with known experience and
proven capability on the
requirements of the
particular contract
• Winning bidder's offer or
proposal
• Abstract of bids showing
the most responsive and
complying bidder from
among the other bidders
who participated in the
bidding
• Notice of Award
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considered necessary in the
auditorial review and in the
technical evaluation thereof
3.10. Additional Requirements for
Direct Contracting
a. Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days
from the execution of the
contract:
• Copy of letter to selected
supplier to submit price
quotation and conditionsof
sale
• Certificate that the
supplier has compiled
with all the requirements
under the original
contract
b. Other documents peculiar to Proponent
the contract and/or to the
mode of procurement and
considered necessaryin the
auditorial review andin the
technical evaluation thereof
136
• Agency’s offer for
negotiations with
selected suppliers,
contractors, or
consultants
• Certificate of failure of
competitive bidding for
the second time
• Evidence of invitation of
observers in all stages of
the negotiation
• Eligibility documents in
case of infrastructure
projects
c. Additional requirements in Proponent
emergency cases:
• Justification as to the
necessity of purchase
d.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of take-over of
contracts:
• Copy of terminated
contract
• Reasons for the
termination
• Negotiation documents
with the second lowest
calculated bidder or the
third lowest calculated
bidder in case of failure of
negotiation with the
second lowest bidder. If
negotiation still fails,
invitation to at least three
eligible contractors
• Approval to negotiate
contract for projects
under exceptional cases
e.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of small value
procurement:
• Letter/invitation to submit
proposals
f. Additional requirements for Proponent
adjacent or contiguous
projects:
• Original contract and any
document indicating that
137
the same resulted from
competitive bidding
• Scope of work which
should be related or
similar to the scope of
work of the original
contract
• Latest Accomplishment
Report of the original
contract showing that
there was no negative
slippage/delay
3.12. Additional Requirements for
Advance Payment
a.Irrevocable standby letter of Supplier
credit of equivalent value
/surety bond callableupon
demand/bank
guarantee
b.Request for Payment Supplier
c. Bank details Supplier
d.Such other documents Proponent
peculiar to the contract
and/or to the mode of
procurement and considered
necessary in the auditorial
review and in
the technical evaluation
thereof
e.Copy of transmittal letter of BAC
BAC to COA (9.1 page 32 COA
Circular No. 2012-01
dtd. 06-14-2012
4. Release of Retention Fee
4.1. SBLC/Bank Guaranty - for Supplier
retention fee substitution
4.2. Request for Payment Supplier
4.3. Bank details Supplier
4.4. Certification from the End Proponent
User that the project in
completed and inspected
4.5. Previous Copy of Disbursement Proponent
Vouchers paid
(Retention Fee)
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Such other pertinent supporting
documents as required by the
nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget
Budget Section, and Designated
Section log in the Releasing &
None 4 hours
tracking Receiving Staff
system, and
forward
Disbursement
Vouchers
(DV) for the
next step
1.1. Review
documentary
3 days and 4 Designated Pre-
requirement None
hours Audit Staff
1.2. Forward
received DVs
to Headof None 4 hours Designated
Accounting Releasing &
Unit for final Receiving Staff
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to Head of
payment Accounting
(Proceed to Unit/Designated
None 2 days
Step 1.5) Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
139
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents
for
processing None
Designated
of payment
4 hours Releasing &
thru ADA or
Receiving Staff
check
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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6. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Repairs and Maintenance of
Equipment and Motor Vehicles
Repair and maintenance services of equipment and motor vehicles which may beneeded
in the pursuit of any project or activity of the agency.
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• Bidding Documents
enumerated under Section
17.1 of Revised IRR of RA
9184
• Minutes of Pre-Bid
Conference, for Approved
Budget for Contract (ABC)
PHP1million and above
• Agenda and/or
Supplemental Bulletins, if
any
• Bidders Technical and
Financial Proposals
• Minutes of Bid Opening
• Abstract of Bids
• Post-Qualification Report of
Technical Working Group
• BAC Resolution declaring
winning bidder
• Notice of post qualification
• BAC Resolution
recommending approval and
approval by the Head ofthe
Procuring Entity of the
Resolution of the BAC
recommending award of
contract
• Notice of Award
• Performance Security
• Program of Work and
Detailed Estimates
• Notice to Proceed, indicating
the date of receiptby the
contractor
• Detailed Breakdown of the
ABC
• Copy of the Approved
PERT/CPM Network
Diagram and detailed
computations of contract
time
• Detailed Breakdown of the
Contract Cost
2.3. Copy of Advertisement of Proponent
Invitation to Bid/Request for
expression of interest
• Newspaper clipping of
advertisement
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• Printout copy of
advertisement posted in
PhilGEPS
• Certification from the Headof
BAC Secretariat on the
posting of advertisement at
conspicuous places
• Printout copies of
advertisement posted in
agency website, if any
2.4. Documentary requirements Proponent
under Sections 23.1 and 25.2a
of the Revised IRR of
RA No. 9184
2.5. Bid Evaluation report Proponent
2.6. Post Qualification Evaluation Proponent
Report
2.7. Printout copy of posting of Proponent
Notice of Award, Notice to
Proceed and Contract of
award in the PhilGEPS
2.8. Evidence of Invitation of Proponent
three observers in all stagesof
the procurement process
2.9. Request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies,
materials and equipment,
duly approved by proper
authorities
2.10. Additional documents Proponent
required to be submitted 5
days upon execution of
contract:
• Copy of pre-repair evaluation
report and approved
detailed plans bythe agency
showing in sufficient detail
the scope of work/extent or
repair to be done
• Report of waste materials
• copy of documents
indicating the history of
repair
2.11. Post-inspection reports Proponent
2.12. Warranty certificate Proponent
2.13. Request for payment Proponent
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2.14. Bill/Invoices Proponent
2.15. Certificate of acceptance Proponent
2.16. Pre-repair inspection Proponent
reports
2.17. Other documents peculiar to Proponent
the contract and/or to the
mode of procurement and
considered necessary in the
auditorial review and in the
technical evaluation thereof
3. Basic Requirements for All Types of
Procurement Through Alternative Modes
3.1. Documents to be submitted Proponent
within five working days from
the execution of the contractas
required under CAO Circular
2009-001:
• Purchase order/Letter
order/Contract, duly
approved by the official
concerned and accepted by
the supplier (date of
acceptance must be clearly
indicated)
• Proof of posting of invitation
or request for submission of
price quotation in the
PhilGEPS website, website of
the procuring entity and at
any conspicuous place
reserved for this purpose in
the premises of the procuring
agency for a period of seven
calendar days in case
shopping under section 52.1b
and Negotiated Procurement
under 53.1 (two failed
bidding) and 53.9 small value
procurement of the Revised
IRR of RA 9184
• Performance and warranty
securities, except for Shopping
and Negotiated Procurement
under emergency cases and
Small
Value Procurement
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• BAC Resolution
recommending and justifying
to the Head of Procuring
Entity (HOPE) theuse of
alternative mode of
procurement and approval by
the HOPE of the BAC
Resolution recommending
award of contract
• Proof of posting of Notice of
Award in the PhilGEPS
website, the website of the
procuring entity, if available,
and at any conspicuous place
reserved for this purpose in
the premises of
the procuring entity
3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies,
materials, and equipment,
duly approved by proper
authorities
3.4. Original copy of the delivery Proponent
invoice showing the quantity,
description of the articles, unit
and total value, duly signed by
the dealer or his representative
and indicatingreceipt by the
proper agency
official of items delivered
3.5. Duly approved Inspection Proponent
and acceptance report
3.6. Approval by the HOPE or his Proponent
duly authorized representative
on the use of the alternative
methods of procurement, as
recommended by the BAC
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affinity up to the third civil
degree
3.9. Additional Requirements for
Limited Source Bidding
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract:
• Copy of direct invitation to
bid served by the
concerned agency to all
suppliers appearing in the
pre-selected list of suppliers
with known experience and
proven capability on the
requirements of the
particular contract
• Winning bidder's offer or
proposal
• Abstract of bids showing
the most responsive and
complying bidder from
among the other bidders
who participated in the
bidding
• Notice of Award
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quotation and conditions of
sale
• Certificate of Exclusive
Distributorship
• Certification from the
agency authorized official
that there are no sub-
dealers selling at lower
prices and for which no
suitable substitute can be
obtained at more
advantageous terms to the
government
• Certification of the BAC in
case of procurement of
critical plant components
and/or to maintain certain
standards
b.Study/survey done to Proponent
determine that there are no
sub-dealers selling at lower
prices and for which no
suitable substitute can be
obtained at more
advantageous terms to the
government
c. Other documents peculiar to Proponent
the contract and/or to the
mode of procurement and
considered necessary in the
auditorial review and in the
technical evaluation thereof
3.11. Additional Requirements for
Repeat Order
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract:
• Copy of original contract
used as basis for repeat
order indicating that the
original contract was
awarded through public
bidding
• Certification from the
purchasing office that the
supplier has compiled with
all the requirements under
the original contract
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3.12. Additional Requirements for
Shopping
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract:
• Price quotations from at
least three bonafide and
reputable
manufacturers/suppliers/
distributors
• Abstract of canvass
3.13. Additional Requirements for
Negotiated Procurement
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract
(in case of two failed biddings,
emergency cases,take-over of
contract and small value
procurement):
• Price quotation/bids/final
offers from at least be
three invited suppliers
• Abstract of submitted Price
Quotation
• BAC Resolution
recommending award of
contract to Lowest
Calculated Responsive Bid
(LCRB)
b.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of two failed biddings:
• Agency’s offer for
negotiations with selected
suppliers, contractors, or
consultants
• Certificate of failure of
competitive bidding for the
second time
• Evidence of invitation of
observers in all stages of
the negotiation
• Eligibility documents in
case of infrastructure
projects
c. Additional requirements in Proponent
emergency cases:
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• Justification as to the
necessity of purchase
d.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of take-over of
contracts:
• Copy of terminated
contract
• Reasons for the
termination
• Negotiation documents
with the second lowest
calculated bidder or the
third lowest calculated
bidder in case of failure of
negotiation with the second
lowest bidder. If
negotiation still fails,
invitation to at least three
eligible contractors
• Approval to negotiate
contract for projects under
exceptional cases
e.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of small value
procurement:
• Letter/invitation to submit
proposals
f. Additional requirements for Proponent
adjacent or contiguous
projects:
• Original contract and any
document indicating that
the same resulted from
competitive bidding
• Scope of work which
should be related or
similar to the scope of
work of the original
contract
• Latest Accomplishment
Report of the original
contract showing that
there was no negative
slippage/delay
3.14. Additional Requirements for
Advance Payment
a.Irrevocable standby letter of Supplier
credit of equivalent value
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/surety bond callable upon
demand/bank guarantee
b.Request for Payment Supplier
c. Bank details Supplier
d.Such other documents Proponent
peculiar to the contract
and/or to the mode of
procurement and considered
necessary in theauditorial
review and in the technical
evaluation thereof
e.Copy of transmittal letter of BAC
BAC to COA (9.1 page 32
COA Circular No. 2012-01
dtd. 06-14-2012
4. Release of Retention Fee
4.1. SBLC/Bank Guaranty - for Supplier
retention fee substitution
4.2. Request for Payment Supplier
4.3. Bank details Supplier
4.4. Certification from the End Proponent
User that the project in
completed and inspected
4.5. Previous Copy of Disbursement Proponent
Vouchers paid(Retention Fee)
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Disbursement
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated Pre-
n None
hours Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processingof
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or 4 hours Releasing &
check Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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7. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Board and Lodging
Board and lodging services which may be needed in the pursuit of any project oractivity
of the agency.
153
2.7. Printout copy of posting of Notice of Proponent
Award, Notice to Proceed and
Contract of award in the PhilGEPS
2.8. Evidence of Invitation of three Proponent
observers in all stages of the
procurement process
2.9. Additional documents required to be Proponent
submitted 5 days upon execution of
contract:
• Samples and brochures/
photographs, if applicable
2.10. Tax receipts from the Bureau of Proponent
Customs or the BIR
2.11. Request for purchase or requisition Proponent
of supplies, materials and
equipment duly approved byproper
authorities
2.12. Other documents peculiar to the Proponent
contract and/or to the mode of
procurement and considered
necessary in the auditorial review
and in the technical evaluation
thereof
3. Basic Requirements for All Types of
Procurement Through Alternative Modes
3.1. Documents to be submitted within Proponent
five working days from the execution
of the contract as required under CAO
Circular 2009-001:
• Purchase order/Letter
order/Contract, duly approved by
the official concerned and accepted
by the supplier (date ofacceptance
must be clearly indicated)
• Proof of posting of invitation or
request for submission of price
quotation in the PhilGEPS website,
website of the procuring entity and at
any conspicuous place reservedfor
this purpose in the premises of the
the procuring agency for a period of
seven days for Negotiated
Procurement (two failed bidding) and
small value procurement
• Performance and warranty
securities, except for Shopping
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and Negotiated Procurement under
emergency cases and SmallValue
Procurement
• BAC Resolution recommending and
justifying to the Head of Procuring
Entity (HOPE) the use ofalternative
mode of procurement and approval
by the HOPE of the BAC Resolution
recommending award of contract
• Proof of posting of Notice of Awardin
the PhilGEPS website, the website of
the procuring entity, if available, and
at any conspicuous place reserved for
this purpose in the premises of the
procuring
entity
3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Request for purchase or requisition of Proponent
supplies, materials, and equipment,
duly approved by properauthorities
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• Copy of original contract used as
basis for repeat order indicating
that the original contract was
awarded through public bidding
• Certification from the purchasing
office that the supplier has
compiled with all the requirements
under the original contract
158
1.2. Forward received
Designated
DVs to Head of
Accounting Unit for None 4 hours Releasing &
final review Receiving Staff
1.3. Final Review of DVand
Supporting
Documents
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8. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Supplies, Materials & Equipment
(Non-Big-Tickets)
All non-big-ticket items, supplies, materials, equipment, and motor vehicles whichmay
be needed in the pursuit of any project or activity of the agency.
1. General Requirements
1.1. Certificate of Availability of Funds Proponent
1.2. Existence of lawful and sufficient Proponent
allotment duly obligated as
certified by authorized officials
1.3. Legality of transaction and Proponent
conformity with laws, rules, and
regulations
1.4. Approval of expenditure by Head Proponent
of Office
1.5. Sufficient and relevant documentsto Proponent
establish validity of claim
1.6. Checklist of Requirements Accounting Division
1.7. Approved Obligations of Request and Proponent & Budget Division
Status – box A & box B – Approved
(Appendix No. 11 GAM)
(3 Copies)
1.8. Disbursement Voucher – box A – Proponent
Approved (Appendix No. 32 GAM)(3
Copies)
2. Basic Requirements for All Types of
Procurement Through Public Bidding
2.1. Authenticated photocopy of the Proponent
approved APP and any
amendment thereto
2.2. Approved contract supported by Proponent
the following documents:
• Invitation to Apply for Eligibility to
Bid
• Letter of Intent
• Results of Eligibility
Check/Screening
• Bidding Documents enumerated
under Section 17.1 of Revised IRR
of RA 9184 which includes a
complete technical description of
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the equipment and accessories,
scope of works, if applicable
• Minutes of Pre-Bid Conference, for
Approved Budget for Contract(ABC)
PHP1million and above
• Agenda and/or Supplemental
Bulletins, if any
• Bidders Technical and Financial
Proposals
• Minutes of Bid Opening
• Abstract of Bids
• Post-Qualification Report of
Technical Working Group
• BAC Resolution declaring
winning bidder
• Notice of post qualification
• BAC Resolution recommending
approval and approval by the Head
of the Procuring Entity of the
Resolution of the BAC
recommending award of contract
• Notice of Award
• Performance Security
• Program of Work and Detailed
Estimates
• Notice to Proceed, indicating the
date of receipt by the contractor
• Detailed Breakdown of the ABC
• Copy of the Approved
PERT/CPM Network Diagram
and detailed computations of
contract time
• Detailed Breakdown of the
Contract Cost
2.3. Copy of Advertisement of Invitationto Proponent
Bid/Request for expression of interest
• Newspaper clipping of
advertisement (ABC 2 million and
above)
• Printout copy of advertisement
posted in PhilGEPS
• Certification from the Head of BAC
Secretariat on the posting of
advertisement at conspicuous
places
• Printout copies of advertisement
posted in agency website, if any
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2.4. Documentary requirements under Proponent
Sections 23.1 and 25.2a of the
Revised IRR of RA No. 9184
2.5. Minutes of pre-procurement Proponent
conference for project costing 2
million and above
2.6. Bid Evaluation Report Proponent
2.7. Post Qualification Evaluation Proponent
Report
2.8. Printout copy of posting of Noticeof Proponent
Award, Notice to Proceed and
Contract of award in the PhilGEPS
2.9. Evidence of Invitation of three Proponent
observers in all stages of the
procurement process pursuant to
Section 13.1 of the Revised IRR ofRA
9184
2.10. Approved request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies, materials and
equipment
2.11. Additional documents required tobe Proponent
submitted 5 days upon execution of
contract:
• Certificate of Exclusive
Distributorship, if applicable
• Samples and
brochures/photographs, if
applicable
• For imported items:
- Consular Invoice/Pro-forma
invoice of the foreign supplier
with the corresponding details
- Home Consumption Value of
the items
- Breakdown of the expenses
incurred in the Importation
2.12. Original copy of Dealers/Suppliers’ Proponent
Invoices showing the quantity,
descriptionof the articles, unit, and
total value, duly signed by the
dealer,and indicating receipt by the
proper agency official of items
delivered
2.13. Results of Test Analysis, if Proponent
applicable
2.14. Tax receipts from the Bureau of Proponent
Customs or the BIR
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2.15. Duly approved Inspection and Proponent
Acceptance Report prepared by
the Department property
inspector
2.16. For equipment, Property Proponent
Acknowledgement Report
2.17. Warranty Security for a minimum Proponent
period of three months, in the case
of expendable supplies, or a
minimum period of one year in the
case of non-expendable supplies,
after acceptance by the procuring
entity of the delivered
supplies
2.18. Duly approved Request for Proponent
purchase of supplies, materials
and equipment
2.19. In case of motor vehicles, Proponent
authority to purchase from
Agency head and Secretary of
DBM, or OP depending on the
type of vehicle being provided
2.20. Other documents peculiar to the Proponent
contract and/or to the mode of
procurement and considered
necessary in the auditorial review
and in the technical evaluation
thereof
3. Basic Requirements for All Types of
Procurement Through Alternative Modes
3.1. Documents to be submitted within Proponent
five working days from the execution
of the contract as required under CAO
Circular 2009-001:
• Purchase order/Letter
order/Contract, duly approved by
the official concerned and accepted
by the supplier (date ofacceptance
must be clearly indicated)
• Proof of posting of invitation or
request for submission of price
quotation in the PhilGEPS website,
website of the procuringentity and
at any conspicuous place reserved
for this purpose inthe premises of
the the procuringagency for a
period of seven
calendar days in case shopping
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under section 52.1b and
Negotiated Procurement under
53.1 (two failed bidding) and 53.9
small value procurement of the
Revised IRR of RA 9184
• Performance and warranty
securities, except for Shopping
and Negotiated Procurement
under emergency cases and
Small Value Procurement
• BAC Resolution recommending and
justifying to the Head of Procuring
Entity (HOPE) the use of alternative
mode of procurement and approval
by theHOPE of the BAC Resolution
recommending award of contract
• Proof of posting of Notice of
Award in the PhilGEPS website,the
website of the procuring entity, if
available, and at any conspicuous
place reserved for this purpose in
the premises of the procuring
entity
3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Request for purchase or requisition Proponent
of supplies, materials, and
equipment, duly approved byproper
authorities
3.4. Original copy of the delivery invoice Proponent
showing the quantity, description of
the articles, unit, andtotal value, duly
signed by the dealer or his
representative and indicating receipt
by the proper
agency official of items delivered
3.5. Duly approved Inspection and Proponent
acceptance report
3.6. Approval by the HOPE or his duly Proponent
authorized representative on the use
of the alternative methods of
procurement, as recommended by
the BAC
3.7. Statement of the prospective bidder Proponent
that it is not blacklisted or barred
from bidding by the Government or
any of its agencies,offices,
corporations or LGUs
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3.8. Sworn affidavit of the bidder that itis Proponent
not related to the HOPE by
consanguinity or affinity up to the
third civil degree
3.9. Additional Requirements for
Limited Source Bidding
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted within 5 days from the
execution of the contract:
• Copy of direct invitation to bid
served by the concerned agency
to all suppliers or consultants
appearing in the pre-selected
list of manufacturers/suppliers/
distributors with known
experience and proven
capability on the requirementsof
the particular contract
• Winning bidder’s offer or
proposal
• Abstract of bids showing the most
responsive and complyingbidder
from among the other bidders
who participated in the bidding
• Notice of Award
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• Certificate of Exclusive
Distributorship
• Certification from the agency
authorized official that there
are no sub-dealers selling at
lower prices and for which no
suitable substitute can be
obtained at more
advantageous terms to the
government
• Certification of the BAC in case
of procurement of criticalplant
components and/or to
maintain certain standards
b.Study/survey done to determine Proponent
that there are no sub-dealers
selling at lower prices and for
which no suitable substitute canbe
obtained at more
advantageous terms to the
government
c. Other documents peculiar to the Proponent
contract and/or to the mode of
procurement and considered
necessary in the auditorial review
and in the technical
evaluation thereof
3.11. Additional Requirements for
Repeat Order
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from the
execution of the contract:
• Copy of original contract usedas
basis for repeat order indicating
that the original contract was
awarded throughpublic bidding
• Certification from the
purchasing office that the
supplier has compiled with all
the requirements under the
original contract
3.12. Additional Requirements for
Shopping
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from the
execution of the contract:
• Price quotations from at least
three bonafide and reputable
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manufacturers/suppliers/distributors
• Abstract of canvass
3.13. Additional Requirements for
Negotiated Procurement
a. Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from the
execution of the contract (in case of
two failed biddings, emergency
cases, take-over ofcontract and
small value procurement):
• Price quotation/bids/final offers
from at least be three invited
suppliers
• Abstract of submitted Price
Quotation
• BAC Resolution recommending
award of contract to Lowest
Calculated Resonsive Bid (LCRB)
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4.4. Certification from the End User that Proponent
the project in completed and
inspected
4.5. Previous Copy of Disbursement Proponent
Vouchers paid (Retention Fee)
169
• 3 quotations (if applicable)/canvass Suppliers of goods/services
from at least three suppliers for
purchases involving 1,000 and above
If incomplete, prepare
findings and forward
to designated staff
fortracking (Proceed
to Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of None
Designated
payment thru ADA
4 hours Releasing &
or check
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to End-
User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
171
9. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Meals
Any type or kind of meals to be provided, which may be needed in the pursuit ofany
project or activity of the agency.
172
• Bidding Documents
enumerated under Section
17.1 of Revised IRR of RA
9184
• Minutes of Pre-Bid
Conference, for Approved
Budget for Contract (ABC)
PHP1million and above
• Agenda and/or
Supplemental Bulletins, if
any
• Bidders Technical and
Financial Proposals
• Minutes of Bid Opening
• Abstract of Bids
• Post-Qualification Report of
Technical Working Group
• BAC Resolution declaring
winning bidder
• Notice of post qualification
• BAC Resolution
recommending approval and
approval by the Head ofthe
Procuring Entity of the
Resolution of the BAC
recommending award of
contract
• Notice of Award
• Performance Security
• Program of Work and
Detailed Estimates
• Notice to Proceed, indicating
the date of receiptby the
contractor
• Detailed Breakdown of the
ABC
• Copy of the Approved
PERT/CPM Network
Diagram and detailed
computations of contract
time
• Detailed Breakdown of the
Contract Cost
2.3. Copy of Advertisement of Proponent
Invitation to Bid/Request for
expression of interest
• Newspaper clipping of
advertisement
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• Printout copy of
advertisement posted in
PhilGEPS
• Certification from the Headof
BAC Secretariat on the
posting of advertisement at
conspicuous places
• Printout copies of
advertisement posted in
agency website, if any
2.4. Documentary requirements Proponent
under Sections 23.1 and 25.2a
of the Revised IRR of
RA No. 9184
2.5. Bid Evaluation report Proponent
2.6. Post Qualification Evaluation Proponent
Report
2.7. Printout copy of posting of Proponent
Notice of Award, Notice to
Proceed and Contract of
award in the PhilGEPS
2.8. Evidence of Invitation of Proponent
three observers in all stagesof
the procurement process
2.9. Additional documents Proponent
required to be submitted 5
days upon execution of
contract:
- Samples and
brochures/photographs, if
applicable
2.10. Tax receipts from the Proponent
Bureau of Customs or the
BIR
2.11. Request for purchase or Proponent
requisition of supplies,
materials and equipment
duly approved by proper
authorities
2.12. Other documents peculiar to Proponent
the contract and/or to the
mode of procurement and
considered necessary in the
auditorial review and in the
technical evaluation thereof
3. Basic Requirements for All Types of
Procurement Through Alternative Modes
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3.1. Documents to be Proponent
submitted within five working
days from the execution of the
contractas required under
CAO Circular 2009-001:
- Purchase order/Letter
order/Contract, duly
approved by the official
concerned and accepted by
the supplier (date of
acceptance must be clearly
indicated)
- Proof of posting of invitation
or request for submission of
price quotation in the
PhilGEPS website, website of
the procuring entity and at
any conspicuous place
reserved for this purpose in
the premises of the the
procuring agency for a period
of seven days for Negotiated
Procurement (two failed
bidding) and small value
procurement
- Performance and warranty
securities, except for Shopping
and Negotiated Procurement
under emergency cases and
SmallValue Procurement
- BAC Resolution
recommending and justifying
to the Head of Procuring
Entity (HOPE) theuse of
alternative mode of
procurement and approval by
the HOPE of the BAC
Resolution recommending
award of contract
- Proof of posting of Notice of
Award in the PhilGEPS
website, the website of the
procuring entity, if available,
and at any conspicuous place
reserved for thispurpose in
the premises ofthe procuring
entity
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3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Request for purchase orrequisition of Proponent
supplies, materials, and equipment,
duly approved by proper authorities
3.4. Approval by the HOPE or hisduly Proponent
authorized representative on the
use of the alternative methods of
procurement, as recommended by
the BAC
3.5. Statement of the prospective bidder that it Proponent
is not blacklistedor barred from bidding by
theGovernment or any of its agencies,
offices,
corporations or LGUs
3.6. Sworn affidavit of the bidderthat it is not Proponent
related to the HOPE by consanguinity or
affinity up to the third civil degree
3.7. Additional Requirements for
Limited Source Bidding
a.Specific requirements to besubmitted Proponent
w/in 5 days fromthe execution of the
contract:
• Copy of direct invitation tobid served
by the concerned agency to all
suppliers or consultants appearing in
the pre- selected list of
manufacturers/suppliers/ distributors
with known experience and proven
capability on the requirements of the
particular contract
• Winning bidder's offer orproposal
• Abstract of bids showingthe most
responsive andcomplying bidder
from among the other bidderswho
participated in the biddingNotice of
Award
b.Documentary requirementsunder Proponent
Section 23.1 and 25.2(a), of the Revised
IRRof RA No. 9184
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c. Other documents peculiar to Proponent
the contract and/or to the
mode of procurement and
considered necessary in the
auditorial review and in the
technical evaluation thereof
d.Bid security Proponent
3.8. Additional Requirements for
Direct Contracting
a. Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract:
• Certificate of no sub- dealers
selling at lower prices and
for which no suitable
substitute can be obtained
at more advantageous terms
to thegovernment
• Certification of the BAC in
case of procurement of
critical plant components
and/or to maintain certain
standards
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order indicating that the
original contract was
awarded through public
bidding
• Certification from the
purchasing office that the
supplier has compiled with
all the requirements under
the original contract
3.10. Additional Requirements for
Negotiated Procurement
a. Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract
(in case of two failed
biddings, emergencycases,
take-over of contract and
small value procurement):
• Price quotation/bids/final
offers from at least be
three invited suppliers
• Abstract of submitted
Price Quotation
• BAC Resolution
recommending award of
contract to Lowest
Calculated Responsive
Bid (LCRB)
b. Additional requirements in Proponent
case of two failed biddings:
• Agency’s offer for
negotiations with
selected suppliers or
contractors
• Certificate of failure of
competitive bidding for
the second time
• Evidence of invitation of
observers in all stages of
the negotiation
c. Additional requirements in Proponent
emergency cases:
• Justification as to the
necessity of purchase
d. Additional requirements in Proponent
case of take-over of
contracts:
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• Copy of terminated
contract
• Reasons for the
termination
• Negotiation documents
with the second lowest
calculated bidder or the
third lowest calculated
bidder in case of failure of
negotiation with the
second lowest bidder. If
negotiation still fails,
invitation to at least three
eligible contractors
• Approval to negotiate
contract for projects
under exceptional cases
e. Additional requirements in Proponent
case of small value
procurement:
• Letter/invitation to submit
proposals
f. Additional requirements for Proponent
adjacent or contiguous
projects:
• Original contract and any
document indicating that
the same resulted from
competitive bidding
• Scope of work which
should be related or
similar to the scope of
work of the original
contract
• Latest Accomplishment
Report of the original
contract showing that
there was no negative
slippage/delay
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by the
nature of expense but not limited
to:
• Duly approved Authority to Proponent
Pay
• Duly approved contract Proponent
(notarized)
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• Statement of Account/Billing Business Enterprise
(duly certified/received by
proponent)
• Original attendance sheet Proponent
(duly certified by the head of
office)
• Duly approved Notice of Proponent
meeting
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget
Budget Section, and
Section log in the Designated
tracking None 4 hours Releasing &
system, and Receiving Staff
forward
Disbursement
Vouchers (DV)
for the
next step
1.1. Review of
documentati
3 days and 4 Designated Pre-
on None
hours Audit Staff
requirement
s
1.2. Forward
received DVs
to Headof Designated
Accounting None 4 hours Releasing &
Unit for final Receiving Staff
review
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If incomplete,
Prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for None
processing of Designated
payment thru ADA 4 hours Releasing &
or Receiving Staff
check
1.5. Forward to
None
End-User for
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
181
10. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Training
Training programs are held to assure that the personnel of the agency are responsive to
the organizational needs and its manpower requirements, and also to promote morals,
efficiency, integrity, responsiveness, courtesy as well as nationalism and patriotism in
the civil service.
182
1. Invitation to Apply for
Eligibility to Bid
2. Letter of Intent
3. Results of Eligibility
Check/Screening
4. Bidding documents
enumerated under the
revised IRR of RA 9184
5. Minutes of Pre-Bid
Conference, for Approved
Budget for Contract (ABC)
PHP1million and above
6. Agenda and/or
Supplemental Bulletins, if
any
7. Bidders Technical and
Financial Proposals
8. Minutes of Bid Opening
9. Abstract of Bids
10. Post-Qualification Report of
Technical Working Group
11. BAC Resolution declaring
winning bidder
12. Notice of post qualification
13.BAC Resolution
recommending approval and
approval by the Head ofthe
Procuring Entity of the
Resolution of the BAC
recommending award of
contract
14.Notice of Award
15.Performance Security
16.Program of Work and
Detailed Estimates
17.Notice to Proceed,
indicating the date of receipt
by the contractor
18. Detailed Breakdown of the
ABC
19. Copy of the Approved
PERT/CPM Network
Diagram and detailed
computations of contract
time
20. Detailed Breakdown of the
Contract Cost:
- schedule of basic rates
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certified by the consultant
with a sworn statement
- derivation of the billing
factor/multiplier certified by
the consultant with a sworn
statement
- detailed breakdown of
reimbursable costs basedon
agreed fixed rates andactual
costs
2.3. Copy of Advertisement of Proponent
Invitation to Bid/Request for
expression of interest
• Newspaper clipping of
advertisement (1 million or 4
months above)
• Printout copy of
advertisement posted in
PhilGEPS
• Certification from the Headof
BAC Secretariat on the
posting of advertisement at
conspicuous places
• Printout copies of
advertisement posted in
agency website, if any
2.4. Documentary requirements Proponent
under Section 25.2c
underevised IRR of RA 9184
2.5. Bid Evaluation report Proponent
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2.10. Additional documents Proponent
required to be submitted 5
days upon execution of
contract:
- If not in the Terms of
Reference, appropriate
approved documents
indicating the expected
outputs/deliverables
- Copy of the approved
manning schedule
indicating the named and
positions of the consultants
and staff and the extent of
their participation in the
project
- Copy of the curriculum
Vitae of the Trainers and
staff
2.11. Letter request for payment Proponent
from the Training Company
2.12. Approved consultancy Proponent
progress/final reports,
and/or output required
under the contract
2.13. Progress/Final Billing Proponent
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3. Basic Requirements for All Types of
Procurement Through Alternative Modes
3.1. Documents to be submitted Proponent
within five working days fromthe
execution of the contractas
required under CAO Circular
2009-001:
- Purchase order/Letter
order/Contract, duly approved
by the official concerned and
accepted bythe supplier (date of
acceptance must be clearly
indicated)
- Proof of posting of invitationor
request for submission ofprice
quotation in the PhilGEPS
website, website of the
procuring entity and at any
conspicuous place reserved for
this purpose inthe premises of
the the procuring agency for a
period of seven days for
Negotiated Procurement (two
failed bidding) and small value
procurement
Performance and warranty
securities, except for Shopping
and Negotiated Procurement
under emergency cases and Small
Value Procurement
- BAC Resolution recommending
and justifying to the Head of
Procuring Entity (HOPE) theuse
of alternative mode of
procurement and approval by
the HOPE of the BAC Resolution
recommending award of contract
- Proof of posting of Notice of
Award in the PhilGEPS website,
the website of the procuring
entity, if available,and at any
conspicuous place reserved for
this purpose in the premises
ofthe procuring entity
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3.2. Approved Procurement Plan Proponent
3.3. Approval by the HOPE on the Proponent
use of the alternative
methods of procurement
3.4. Statement of the prospective Proponent
bidder that it is not blacklistedor
barred from bidding by the
Government or any of its agencies,
offices,
corporations or LGUs
3.5. Sworn affidavit of the bidderthat Proponent
it is not related to the HOPE by
consanguinity or affinity up to
the third civil degree
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b.Documentary requirements Proponent
under Section 23.1 and
25.2(a) for consultancy
services, of the Revised
IRR of RA No. 9184
c. Other documents peculiar to Proponent
the contract and/or to the
mode of procurement and
considered necessary in the
auditorial review and in the
technical evaluation thereof
d.Bid security Proponent
3.7. Additional Requirements for
Direct Contracting
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract:
• Certificate of no sub- dealers
selling at lower prices and
for which no suitable
substitute can be obtained
at more advantageous terms
to thegovernment
• Certification of the BAC in
case of procurement of
critical plant components
and/or to maintain certain
standards
188
3.8. Additional Requirements for
Repeat Order
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract:
• Copy of original contract
used as basis for repeat
order indicating that the
original contract was
awarded through public
bidding
• Certificate that the supplier
has compiled with all the
requirements under the
original contract
3.9. Additional Requirements for
Negotiated Procurement
a.Specific requirements to be Proponent
submitted w/in 5 days from
the execution of the contract
(in case of two failed biddings,
emergency cases,take-over of
contract and small value
procurement):
• Price quotation/bids/final
offers from at least be
three invited suppliers
• Abstract of submitted Price
Quotation
• BAC Resolution
recommending award of
contract to Lowest
Calculated Responsive Bid
(LCRB)
b.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of two failed biddings:
• Agency’s offer for
negotiations with selected
suppliers or contractors
• Certificate of failure of
competitive bidding for the
second time
• Evidence of invitation of
observers in all stages ofthe
negotiation
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• Eligibility documents in
case of infrastructure
projects
c. Additional requirements in Proponent
emergency cases:
• Justification as to the
necessity of purchase
d.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of take-over of
contracts:
• Copy of terminated
contract
• Reasons for the
termination
• Negotiation documents
with the second lowest
calculated bidder or the
third lowest calculated
bidder in case of failure of
negotiation with the second
lowest bidder. If
negotiation still fails,
invitation to at least three
eligible contractors
• Approval to negotiate
contract for projects under
exceptional cases
e.Additional requirements in Proponent
case of small value
procurement:
• Letter/invitation to submit
proposals
f. Additional requirements for Proponent
adjacent or contiguous
projects:
• Original contract and any
document indicating that
the same resulted from
competitive bidding
• Scope of work which
should be related or
similar to the scope of
work of the original
contract
• Latest Accomplishment
Report of the original
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contract showing that
there was no negative
slippage/delay
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by the
nature of expense but not limited
to:
• Authority to Undertake Project/ Proponent
to Procure
• Copy of transmittal letter of BAC BAC
to COA (9.1 page 32 COA Circular
No. 2012-01 dtd.06-14-2012
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(DV) for the
next step
1.1. Review of
documentati
on 3 days and 4 Designated Pre-
None
requirements hours Audit Staff
1.2. Forward
received DVs
to Headof Designated
Accounting None 4 hours Releasing &
Unit for final Receiving Staff
review
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents
for
processing None
Designated
of payment
4 hours Releasing &
thru ADA or
check Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None
192
11. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Honorarium
DepEd personnel performing activities or discharging duties in addition to or overand
above their regular functions may be granted honoraria.
193
2.4. Certification that the Procurement Service
procurement involves
competitive bidding
2.5. Attendance Sheet listing Procurement Service
names of attendees to the
BAC meeting
3. Government (except DepEd) Personnel as Lecturer/Resource
Person/Coordinators and Facilitators
3.1. Office Order Concerned Office
3.2. Coordinators report on Coordinator/Lecturer
lecturer's schedule
3.3. Course syllabus or Programof Lecturer
Lectures
3.4. Duly approved DTR in case Coordinator/Lecturer
claims by the coordinator and
facilitators
4. Government (except DepEd) Personnel Assigned to Special Projects
194
• Certification of Services Proponent
Rendered approved by the
Head of Office
• Duly signed Curriculum Payee/Proponent
Vitae/Bio Data
• Copy of Approved ATR/AR with Proponent
detailed budget estimate
• Approved Authority/Memo on Office of Undersecretary for
the basis/computation of Finance/Authorized Office
honoraria (if not using DBM
Circular No. 2007-001 and
2007-002
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit 1.1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claimof from the
Payments Budget
to Budget Section, and
Section log in the Designated
tracking None 4 hours Releasing &
system, and Receiving Staff
forward
Disbursement
Vouchers (DV)
for the
next step
1.2. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
None
n hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.3. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.4. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
Head of
Accounting
If complete, sign None 2 days
Unit/Designated
DVs and
Accountant
proceed to
payment
(Proceed to
Step 4.3)
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If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 4.4)
1.5. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.6. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
196
12. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Cash Advance for Activities
The amount of the cash advance shall be limited to the requirements for two months.
Additional cash advances shall be granted on the basis of the activity budget or the
requirements for two months, whichever is lower.
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
199
13. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Cash Advance for Salaries,
Wages, Allowance, and Other Similar Expenses
Cash advance for payroll fund shall be equal to the net amount of the payroll forthe
pay period.
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
202
14. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Foreign Travel
No government fund shall be utilized to defray foreign travel expenses of any
government employee, except in the case of training, seminar or conference abroad
when the personnel of the foreign mission cannot effectively represent the country
therein, and travels necessitated by international commitments.
203
matter such as lodging,
meals, transportation, etc.)
2.5. For plane fare, quotations of Administrative Service/Airline/Travel Agency
the 3 travel agencies or its
equivalent
2.6. Copy of Plane Ticket/Flight Administrative Service/Airline/Travel Agency
itinerary issued by the
airline/ticketing office/travel
agency
2.7. Copy of UNDP DSA Rates for Google Search
the country of destination
(month of CA date)
2.8. Daily Dollar Rates Peso BSP
Rates (latest date from BSP)
2.9. Where applicable, authority Office of the President
from the OP to claim
representation expenses
2.10. In case of Program Provider
seminars/trainings:
• Invitation addressed to the
agency inviting participants
• Acceptance of the
nominees as participants
• Programme Agenda and
Logistics Information (suchas
lodging, meals,
transportation, etc.)
2.11. Certification from the Accounting Division
Accountant that previous cash
advance has been liquidated
and accounted forin the books
(Statement of Unliquidated
cash Advance of Disbursing
Officers)
3. Reimbursement
3.1. Approved Travel Authority Proponent
(per DO No. 22 s. 2019)
3.2. DFA Letter DFA
3.3. Approved Itinerary of Travel Employee/Officer
(Appendix No. 45 GAM)
3.4. Letter of Invitation of Program Provider
host/sponsoring
country/agency/organization
(indicating administrative
matter such as lodging,
meals, transportation, etc.)
204
3.5. For plane fare, quotations of Administrative Service/Airline/Travel Agency
the 3 travel agencies or its
equivalent
3.6. Copy of Plane Ticket/Flight Administrative Service/Airline/Travel Agency
itinerary issued by the
airline/ticketing office/travel
agency
3.7. Copy of UNDP DSA Rates for Google Search
the country of destination
3.8. Daily Dollar Rates Peso BSP
Rates (from BSP - date of
departure)
3.9. Where applicable, authority Office of the President
from the OP to claim
representation expenses
3.10. In case of Program Provider
seminars/trainings:
• Invitation addressed to the
agency inviting participants
• Acceptance of the
nominees as participants
• Programme Agenda and
Logistics Information (suchas
lodging, meals,
transportation, etc.)
206
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking Designated
system, and None 4 hours Releasing &
forward Receiving Staff
Disbursement
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
3 days and 4 Designated Pre-
documentation None
hours Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
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1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
payment thru None
Designated
ADA or check
4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
208
15. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Local Travel
Travels shall cover only those that are urgent and extremely necessary, willinvolve
the minimum expenditure and are beneficial to the agency.
209
2.5. Copy of approved AR/ATC with Program Provider
detailed budget estimate(If
claiming for B&L/full DTE)
2.6. Certification from the Accounting Division
Accountant that previous cash
advance has been liquidated
and accounted forin the books
(Statement of Unliquidated
cash Advance of Disbursing
Officers)
3. Reimbursement
3.1. Approved Travel Authority Employee/Officer
(per DO No. 22 s. 2019)
3.2. Approved Itinerary of Travel Employee/Officer
(Appendix No. 45 GAM)
3.3. Approved Certificate of Travel Employee/Officer
Completed (AppendixNo. 47
GAM)
3.4. Original Certificate of Program Provider
Appearance/participation
3.5. Original copies of tickets (bus, Transportation Companies
ship, boat, taxi, terminal
fee, etc.)
3.6. Completely filled- up and Proponent
approved Reimbursement
Expenses Receipt (AppendixNo.
46 GAM), Certification of
expenses Not requiring
Receipts (COA Circular
2017-001), if Applicable
3.7. Copy of Boarding pass Administrative Service
received by Administrative
Service
3.8. Original Boarding pass & plane Airlines for Boarding Passes/Travel Agencyfor
ticket/Billing Statement/Official Billing Statement and ORs
Receipt
(for reimbursement of Plane
fare)
3.9. Approved Certification of Administrative Service
Unavailability of flights (for
reimbursement of plane fare)
3.10. Approved Justification from
USEC Concerned (if there is
deviation from Authorized
Travel)
3.11. Memo regarding the first Program Provider
meal and last meal of the
activity
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3.12. Copy of approved AR/ATC Program Provider
with detailed budget
estimate (If claiming for
B&L/full DTE)
3.13. Certification from the Headof Office of the Secretary
Agency as to the absolute
necessity of the expenses
together with the
corresponding receipts, if the
expenses incurred exceeded
DTE rate (certification or
affidavit of loss shall not be
considered)
3.14. Hotel room/lodging bills with Business Establishments
ORs in the case of official
travel on places w/in 50km
radius from the last city or
municipality covered by the
MM area, or their city or
municipality where their
permanent official station is
located in the case of those
outside MM area if the travel
allowances being claimed
include the hotel
room/lodging rate
3.15. Certification from the Accounting Division
Accountant that previous cash
advance has been liquidated
and accounted forin the books
(Statement of Unliquidated
cash Advance
of Disbursing Officers)
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
and log in the Designated
Budget
tracking None 4 hours Releasing &
Section
system, and Receiving Staff
forward DV for
the next step
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1.1. Review of
3 days and 4 Designated Pre-
documentation None
requirements hours Audit Staff
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
payment thru None
Designated
ADA or check
4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
212
16. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Salaries for Regular Employees
The personnel benefit costs of government officials and employees shall be charged
against the funds from which their salaries are paid. All authorized supplemental or
additional compensation, fringe benefits and other personal services costs of officials
and employees whose salaries are drawn from special accounts or special funds shall
similarly be charged against the corresponding fund from which their basic salaries are
drawn.
214
4.3. Approved application for Personnel Division
leave
4.4. Clearance/Medical Certificateif Personnel Division
on sick leave for five days or
more
4.5. Certification - employee is Personnel Division
deleted in the payroll
5. Salary Differentials Due to Promotion and/or Step Increment
5.1. Certified true copy of the Personnel Division
approved promotion - in caseof
promotion
5.2. NOSI/NOSA in case of step Personnel Division
increment/salary increase
5.3. Certificate of Assumption Personnel Division
5.4. Approved DTR or certification Personnel Division
that the employee has not
incurred leave without pay
6. Last Salary Upon Termination of Service
6.1. Letter of resignation and Proponent
acceptance of resignation
6.2. Clearance from money, Personnel Division
property and legal
accountabilities
6.3. Certificate of clearance from GSIS
GSIS
6.4. Approved DTR Personnel Division
6.5. Last Day of service/service Personnel Division
record
7. Salary Due to Heirs of Deceased Employee
7.1. Letter of resignation and Proponent
acceptance of resignation
7.2. Clearance from money, Personnel Division
property and legal
accountabilities
7.3. Certificate of clearance from GSIS
GSIS
7.4. Approved DTR Personnel Division
7.5. Last Day of service/service Personnel Division
record
7.6. Additional Requirements:
• Death Certificate of affidavit PSA
of attending Physician
• Marriage Contract PSA
authenticated by NSO, if
applicable
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• Birth Certificated of surviving PSA
legal heirs authenticated by
NSO
• Designation of next-of-kin Notary Public
• Clearance of the deceased Personnel Division
from money and property
accountability
• Waiver of right of children 18 Family members
years old and above
8. Maternity Leave
8.1. CTC of approved applicationfor Personnel Division
leave
8.2. CTC of Maternity leave Personnel Division
clearance
8.3. Medical Certificate for Attending Physician
maternity leave
8.4. Additional requirements for
Unused Maternity Leave:
• Medical certificate that the Attending Physician
employee is physically fit to
work
• Certificate of assumption Personnel Division
• Approved DTR Personnel Division
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1.Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated Pre-
None
n hours Audit Staff
requirements
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1.2.Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3.Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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17. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers - Salaries for Contract of Service
Contractual personnel are hired to undertake a specific work or job for a limitedperiod
not to exceed one year.
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2.5. Copy of Approved Authorityto Personnel Division
hire (for first salary payment
for the year)
2.6. Copy of Approved Log Book(for Proponent
deficiencies in DTR) if
necessary
2.7. Copy of Approved Travel Proponent
Authority (Official Business) if
necessary
2.8. Copy of approved Locator Proponent
Slip (Attend meeting,
Errands) if necessary
2.9. Sworn Declaration of mode COS personnel
of Income Tax, if available
2.10. Copy of Certificate of COS personnel
registration COR or copy BIR
form 605 and payment,
if available
2.11. For EFD Field Engineers Proponent
Only:
Columns 1 - 4 (COA
requirement)
a. Region
b. Division
c. School Name
d. School ID
3. For Premium Salaries
3.1. Masterlist certified by Personnel Division
Personnel Chief, if not
available provide the
following:
• Copy of Approved and
notarized Contract
• Copy of Approved Authorityto
hire
3.2. Satisfactory Service Personnel Division
Certification
1.1.Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated Pre-
None
n hours Audit Staff
requirements
1.2.Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3.Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
1.5. Forward to Receiving Staff
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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18. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Petty Cash Fund
Petty Cash is a small amount of cash on hand used for paying expenses in the office.
This is to defray operational expenses of the office such as fuel, toll fees,
communication expenses, supplies and materials, water, meals/snacks for meetings
and/or visitors, as well as for its miscellaneous and other incidental expenses.
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in the books (Statement of
Unliquidated Cash Advance)
2.3. Approved application for bond DO/SDO
and/or Fidelity Bond forthe
year for cash accountability of
PHP 2,000 or more
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n
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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19. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Gasoline Expenses
Included in the utility expenses, gasoline expenses are expenses used in fueling vehicles
used for necessary travels that is needed for projects or activities of the agency.
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2.5. Approved Detailed Summaryof Driver
Trip (for Director up to
Secretary)
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking Designated
system, and None 4 hours Releasing &
forward Receiving Staff
Disbursement
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
n None
hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to Head of
payment Accounting
None 2 days
(Proceed to Unit/Designated
Step 1.5) Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
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tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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20. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Allowances and Other Forms of
Compensation
Allowances other forms of compensation which are authorized by law are granted toregular
employees of the agency.
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2.4. Approved Daily Time Record(if Proponent
applicable)
2.5. Approved Time and Proponent
Deficiency Form (if
applicable)
3. Clothing/Uniform Allowance
3.1. Certified true copy of Personnel Division
approved appointment of
new employees
3.2. Certificate of assumptions of Personnel Division
new employees
3.3. Certificate of non-payment Personnel Division
from previous agencies, for
transferees
4. Subsistence, Laundry and Quarters Allowance
4.1. Payroll indicating therein Personnel Division
number of actual services
4.2. Approved Daily Time Record Proponent
(if applicable)
4.3. Approved Time and Proponent
Deficiency Form (if
applicable)
4.4. Authority to DOH
collect/Certification by the
Secretary of DOH/ Authorityas
to who are considered Public
Health Workers (for
initial claim)
5. Hazard Duty Pay
5.1. Payroll indicating therein Personnel Division
number of actual services and
Salary Grade of Payees
5.2. Authority to DOH
collect/Certification by the
Secretary of DOH/ Authorityas
to who are considered Public
Health Workers (for
initial claim)
5.3. Copy of Approved Daily Time Proponent
Record
5.4. Copy of Approved Time and Proponent
Deficiency Form
5.5. Copy of special order from the Office of the Secretary/authorized signatories
agency head covering the
assignment to
hazardous/difficult areas
6. Productivity Incentive Allowance
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6.1. For Individual Claim:
a.Certification that the Proponent
performance rating for two
semesters given to
employee/personnel is
atleast satisfactory
b.Certification from the Legal Proponent
Office that the employee has
no administrative case
6.2. For General Claim:
a.PIB Payroll Proponent
b.List of personnel who were Proponent
suspended either preventively
or as a penaltyas a result of an
administrative charge withina
year for which PIB is paid,
regardless of the duration
(except if the penalty meted
out is only reprimand)
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health, medical and
hospital needs
b. Barangay Certification is Barangay Office
case of need for financial
assistance brought aboutby
calamities, typhoon, fire,
etc.
10.3. Approved NCA from DBM, if DBM
applicable
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
n None
hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
Head of
If complete, sign Accounting
None 2 days
DVs and Unit/Designated
proceed to Accountant
payment
(Proceed to
Step 1.5)
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If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents
for processing
None
of Designated
payment thru 4 hours Releasing &
ADA or check Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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21. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Terminal Leave
Terminal leave is applied for by any employee who intends to sever his/her connection with
the agency. The filing of application for terminal leave requires as a condition precedent, the
employee’s resignation, retirement or separation from the service.it must be shown first
that the public employment ceased by any of the said modes of severances.
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certified by Personnel
Division/ Certificate of leave
credits issued by the
Personnel Division
2.3. Approved application of Proponent
Terminal Leave
2.4. Complete service record Personnel Division
2.5. Statement of Assets, Personnel Division
Liabilities and Net Worth
(SALN)
2.6. Certified copy of last Personnel Division
appointment/Notice of Salary
Adjustment (NOSA) showingthe
highest salary received, ifthe
salary under last appointment
is not the highest /Certificate of
last salary received or
equivalent
documents
2.7. Computation of Terminal Accounting Division
Leave benefits duly
signed/certified by the
Accountant
2.8. Applicants authorization (in Claimant
affidavit form) to deduct all
financial obligations with the
agency
2.9. Affidavit of applicant that Ombudsman
there is no pending criminal
investigation or prosecution
against him/her - Clearance
from the Ombudsman
2.10. In case of resignation,
employees’ letter of
resignation duly accepted
by the head of agency
2.11. Approved Sub-ARO from Budget Division
DBM
2.12. Additional Requirements in
case of death of claimant:
a.Death Certificate PSA
authenticated by PSA or
certified by the attending
Physician
b.Marriage contact PSA
authenticated by PSA (if
applicable)
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c. Birth Certificates of PSA
surviving legal heirs
authenticated by PSA
d.Designation of next-to kin - Notary Public
notarized
e.Waiver of rights for Family members
children 18 years and
above
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
None
n hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
Head of
If complete, sign Accounting
None 2 days
DVs and Unit/Designated
proceed to Accountant
payment
(Proceed to
Step 1.5)
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If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents
for processing
None
of Designated
payment thru 4 hours Releasing &
ADA or check Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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22. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Collective Negotiation Agreement
(CNA) Incentives
The guidelines on the grant of CAN incentives including the allocation of savings generated
from cost-cutting measures as a result of the joint efforts of labor and management and the
conditions for payment thereof are prescribed under DBM Budget Circular No. 2006-1.
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2.3. Copy of CNA DepEd Union
2.4. Certificate issued by the headof DepEd Union
agency of the total amount of
unencumbered savings
generated from cost cutting
measures identified in the CNA
which resulted from the joint
effort of labor and management
and system
improvements
2.5. Proof that the planned DepEd Union
programs/activities/project are
implemented and completed in
accordance with
targets for the year
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
None
n hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
Head of
DV and
Accounting
Supporting None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Documents
Accountant
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If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
(Proceed to
Step 1.5)
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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23. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Special Counsel Allowance
Lawyer personnel, including those designated to assure the duties of a legal officer/staff
deputized by the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) to appear in court as special
counsel in collaboration with the Solicitor General or prosecutors concerned are
authorized to receive allowance.
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
n None
hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
Head of
If complete, sign Accounting
None 2 days
DVs and Unit/Designated
proceed to Accountant
payment
(Proceed to
Step 1.5)
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If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents
for processing
None
of Designated
payment thru 4 hours Releasing &
ADA or check Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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24. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Financial Assistance
Financial assistance is given to DepEd employees/offices that would qualify as a
recipient of additional monetary aide.
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3.1. Copy of Approved A/R with Proponent
details of Budget Estimate
(indicating amount for
BARMM)
4. Other Financial Assistance
4.1. Duly signed and approved Proponent
MOA
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
n None
hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
Head of
If complete, sign Accounting
None 2 days
DVs and Unit/Designated
proceed to Accountant
payment
(Proceed to
Step 1.5)
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If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents
for processing
None
of Designated
payment thru 4 hours Releasing &
ADA or check Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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25. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Fund Transfers
Fund transfers should be properly taken up in the books of both agencies, usedonly for
the purpose intended, and properly accounted and reported.
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2.4. Certification by the Accountant Accounting Division (Bookkeeping B Section)
that funds previously
transferred to the
Implementing Agency (IA) has
been liquidated, post audited
and accounted for inthe books,
if applicable
2.5. Copy of the OR issued by theIA Implementing Agency
acknowledging receipt of funds
transferred (for post- audit
activities), if applicable
3. Fund Transfer from Trust Fund to General Fund for Unspent
Balance/Excess Amount
3.1. Report of Receipt, Proponent
Disbursement and Fund
Balance certified by
Accountant
3.2. Contract, MOA, Trust Proponent
Agreement or MOU governing
the utilization of funds and
disposition of anybalance
thereof after completion of
the purpose of
the fund transferred
3.3. Letter of IA to transfer the Implementing Agency
unexpended balance to the
General Fund duly approvedby
the Source Agency, if the
disposition thereof has not
been provided in the MOA,
Trust agreement or
Memorandum of
Understanding
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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26. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Utilities
The amounts programmed, particularly for, but not limited to, petroleum, oil and
lubricants as well as for water, illumination and power services, and rent requirements
shall be disbursed solely for such items of expenditures.
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from employee who made
personal calls)
3. MERALCO
3.1. Billing Statement Service Provider
4. MAYNILAD
4.1. Billing Statement Service Provider
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
n None
hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
Head of
If complete, sign Accounting
None 2 days
DVs and Unit/Designated
proceed to Accountant
payment
(Proceed to
Step 1.5)
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If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents
for processing
None
of Designated
payment thru 4 hours Releasing &
ADA or check Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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27. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Communication Mobile
The amounts programmed, particularly for communication services shall bedisbursed
solely for such items of expenditures.
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28. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Overtime
The total overtime pays of the employee for a given calendar year shall not exceed50% of
his/her annual basic salary.
256
2.7. Copy of latest Approved Personnel Division
Leave Credits
2.8. Pay slip copy (for salary Personnel Division
adjustment)
2.9. Copy of Approved Travel Proponent
Order
2.10. Strong justification signed by Proponent
concerned Undersecretary, if
requiredto render overtime
during Sundays
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system, and
forward
Disbursement
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
n None
hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents
for processing
None
of Designated
payment thru 4 hours Releasing &
ADA or check Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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29. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Extraordinary and Miscellaneous
Expenses
Appropriations for extraordinary and miscellaneous expenses may be used for the following
purposes, among others: (a) Meetings, seminars and conferences, (b) Official
entertainment, (c) Public relations, (c) Educational, athletic and cultural activities, (d)
Contributions to civic and charitable institutions, (e) Membership in government
associations, (f) Membership in national professional organizations duly accredited by the
Professional Regulatory Commission, (g) Membership in the Integrated Bar of the
Philippines, (h) Subscription to professional technical journals and informative magazines
and materials (include library books and materials), (i) Office equipment and supplies,
(j)Other similar expenses not supported by the regularbudget allocation.
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2.2. Other documents evidencing Claimant
disbursements of these are
available or in lieu thereof,
Certification executed by the
official concerned that the
expense sought to be
reimbursed have been
incurred for any of the
purposes contemplated under
the provisions of the GAA in
relation to or by reasons of his
positions and indicate the
month/period covered signed
by the
claimant
2.3. Certification from the Claimant
concerned Official that
amount used in accordance
to what is authorized by law
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking Designated
system, and None 4 hours Releasing &
forward Receiving Staff
Disbursement
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
None
n hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
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1.3. Final Review Head of
None 2 days Accounting
of DV and
supporting Unit/Designated
Documents Accountant
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
(Proceed to
Step 1.5)
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of Designated
payment thru ADA None Releasing &
or check 4 hours Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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30. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Registration Fees
Registration fees for trainings, workshops or other necessary projects andactivities
that would benefit the agency.
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2.5. Copy of approved Activity Proponent
Request with detailed budget
estimates
2.6. Indicate position of Proponent
REGULAR employees
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
None
n hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and Head of
proceed to Accounting
None 2 days
payment Unit/Designated
(Proceed to Accountant
Step 1.5)
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
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designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
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31. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Remittances
Remittances are funds transferred to businesses or any other concerned party as
payment for invoices or obligations of an office.
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CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking Designated
system, and None 4 hours Releasing &
forward Receiving Staff
Disbursement
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
None
n hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
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1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
267
32. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Plane Fare (DBM Procurement)
Airplane ticket to and from the venue for necessary travels which would be beneficialto the
projects or activities of the agency.
268
2.7. Request for Airline Booking and Administrative Service
Issuance of Plane tickets
2.8. Copy of Approved MOA Administrative Service
Agreement -CEBU/PAL
2.9. Government Fare Agreement Administrative Service
(GFA)
2.10. Billing Statement Date DBM PS
(Undertaken)
2.11. Invitation with conforme (for Proponent
Resource Persons)
2.12. Certificate of Undertaking Administrative Service
approved by Office Concerned
for outside
DepEd Claimant
2.13. Approved Request for Administrative Service
Rebooking of Flight (for
rebooked flights)
2.14. Approved Request for Administrative Service
Cancellation of Flight (for
cancelled flight)
2.15. Approved Request of Administrative Service
Additional Baggage
Allowance (for additional
baggage allowance)
2.16. Approved Original Proponent
Justification (for travel that
deviates from the approved
Travel Authority incase not
indicated in the above form)
Such other pertinent supporting
documents as are required by
the nature of expense
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
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1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
n None
hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
processing of
None
payment thru Designated
ADA or check 4 hours Releasing &
Receiving Staff
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
270
33. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Advertising
Paid media advertisements are suspended except those required in the issuance of agency
guidelines, rules and regulations, the conduct of public bidding and the dissemination of
important public announcements.
271
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for next step
1.1. Review of None 3 days and 4 Designated
requirements hours Pre-Audit Staff
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
(Proceed to Head of
Step 1.5) Accounting
None 2 days
If incomplete, Unit/Designated
prepare Accountant
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
1.4. Forward
documents for
Designated
processing of
None 4 hours Releasing &
payment thru
Receiving Staff
ADA or check
272
273
1.5. Forward to
End-User for None
compliance
TOTAL: None 7 days
274
34. Processing of Disbursement Vouchers – Subscription Newspaper
Payment to concerned publishing company/newspaper provider for subscriptionto
regularly delivered newspaper.
275
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
for Claim of from the
Payments to Budget Section,
Budget and log in the
Section tracking system, Designated
and forward None 4 hours Releasing &
Disbursement Receiving Staff
Vouchers (DV)
for the next
step
1.1. Review of
documentatio 3 days and 4 Designated
n None
hours Pre-Audit Staff
requirements
1.2. Forward
received DVs
Designated
to Head of
None 4 hours Releasing &
Accounting
Receiving Staff
Unit for final
review
1.3. Final Reviewof
DV and
Supporting
Documents
If complete, sign
DVs and
proceed to
payment
Head of
(Proceed to
Accounting
Step 1.5) None 2 days
Unit/Designated
Accountant
If incomplete,
prepare
findings and
forward to
designated
staff for
tracking
(Proceed to
Step 1.6)
276
1.4. Forward
documents for
Designated
processing of
None 4 hours Releasing &
payment thru
Receiving Staff
ADA or check
277
35. Application for Provident Fund Loan
Provident Fund Loan defined as a savings scheme consisting of contributions from both
the employees and the employer (in monetary form from members- employees, in
monetary or non-monetary form from the employers) which serve as a loan facility and
provider of supplementary welfare to employees.
278
3.3. Death Certificate of the Employee borrower
deceased family member of
the loan applicant within the
third civil degree of
consanguinity/affinity, as
applicable
4. Additional Requirement for Calamity Loans
280
36. Processing of Liquidation Report - Petty Cash Fund (PCF)
Liquidation of PCF should be done as soon as the disbursements reaches 75% or as
needed, the PCF shall be replenished which shall be equal to the total amount of
expenditures made therefrom.
282
5.3. Report of Waste Materials in AMD
case of replacement/repair
6. For toll fees and gasoline
6.1. Trip Ticket duly Proponent
accomplished and approved
(with summary if applicable)
6.2. Travel Authority (for toll fee Proponent
only)
7. For Fare
7.1. Completely filled- up and Proponent
approved Reimbursement
Expenses Receipt (AppendixNo.
46 GAM), Certification of
expenses Not requiring
Receipts (COA Circular
2017-001), if Applicable
7.2. Duly signed and approved per DO 22 s. 2019
locator slip
Such other supporting
documents that maybe required
and/or required under the
company policy depending on
the nature of expenses
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1. Receive
Documents documents
to from
Accounting employee/offic DesignatedPASB
Division - er and encodes Releasing &
None 5 minutes
Pre-audit B the liquidation Receiving Staff
Section report and
forward to the
next step
1.1. Review of
documentatio
n
Designated PASB
requirements
None 3 days Pre-AuditStaff
, encodes
and forward
to Section
Chief
1.2. Review and Head of
3 days, 7
initial or Final Accounting
Review and None hours and 40 Unit/Designated
approval of minutes Accountant
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LRs and
Supporting
Documents
(once
completed, to
be forwarded
to the
designated
signatory
depending on
the amount
of the
Liquidation
Report)
Forward
received LRsto
Head of
Accounting
Unit for final
review
1.3. Once signed,
document will
be forwarded
Designated
to Book A for None 15 minutes
Staff
JEV
Preparation
TOTAL: None 7 days
284
37. Processing of Liquidation Report – Training and Activities
Liquidation of training and activities expenses should be done within 20 calendar days
after the end of the year subject to replenishment as frequently as necessary during the
year.
285
12. Approved Certificate of Travel Proponent
Completed (Appendix No. 47
GAM)
13. Original Certificate of Program Provider
Appearance/participation
14. Original copies of tickets (bus, Transportation Companies
ship, boat, taxi, terminal fee,
etc.)
15. Completely filled- up and Proponent
approved Reimbursement
Expenses Receipt (Appendix No.
46 GAM), Certification of
expenses Not requiring Receipts
(COA Circular 2017-
01) , if Applicable
16. Original Boarding pass & plane Airlines for Boarding Passes/Travel Agencyfor
ticket/Billing Statement/Official Billing Statement and ORs
Receipt (for
reimbursement of Plane fare)
17. OR in case of refund of excess DO/SDO
of cash advance
1.1. Review of
documentatio
n
Designated PASB
requirements
None 3 days Pre-AuditStaff
, encodes
and forward
to Section
Chief
1.2. Review and 3 days, 7
Head of
initial or Final None hours and 40
Review and Accounting
minutes
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approval of Unit/Designated
LRs and Accountant
Supporting
Documents
(once
completed, to
be forwarded
to the
designated
signatory
depending on
the amount
of the
Liquidation
Report)
Forward
received LRsto
Head of
Accounting
Unit for final
review
1.3. Once signed,
document will
be forwarded
Designated
to Book A for None 15 minutes
Staff
JEV
Preparation
TOTAL: None 7 days
287
38. Processing of Liquidation Report – Foreign Travel
Liquidation of Foreign travel expenses should be done within 60 days after thereturn
of the employee concerned to the Philippines.
288
• Programme Agenda and
Logistics Information (suchas
lodging, meals,
transportation, etc.)
13. Certification from the Accountant Accounting Division
that previous cash advance has
been liquidated and accounted
for in the books/STATEMENT OF
UNLIQUIDATED CASH ADVANCES
OF DISBURSINGOFFICERS
291
39. Processing of Liquidation Report – Local Travel
Liquidation of local travel expenses should be done within 30 days after the returnof the
employee concerned to his/her official station.
292
13. Certification from the Head of Office of the Secretary
Agency as to the absolute
necessity of the expenses
together with the
corresponding receipts, if the
expenses incurred exceeded
DTE rate (certification or
affidavit of loss shall not be
considered)
14. Hotel room/lodging bills with Business Establishments
ORs in the case of official travel
on places w/in 50km radius from
the last city or municipality
covered by the MM area, or
their city or municipality where
their permanent official station
is located in the case of those
outside MM area if the travel
allowances being claimed
include the hotel room/lodging
rate
15. OR in case of refund of excess Employee/Cash Division
of cash advance
293
1.2. Review and
initial or Final
Review and
approval of
LRs and
Supporting
Documents
(once
completed, to
be forwarded
to the
Head of
designated 3 days, 7
Accounting
signatory None hours and 40
Unit/Designated
depending on minutes
Accountant
the amount
of the
Liquidation
Report)
Forward
received LRsto
Head of
Accounting
Unit for final
review
1.3. Once signed,
document will
be forwarded
Designated
to Book A for None 15 minutes
Staff
JEV
Preparation
TOTAL: None 7 days
294
40. Processing of Liquidation Report – Payroll Fund for Salaries, Wages,
Allowances and Other Similar Expenses
Liquidation Payroll fund for salaries, wages, allowances and other similar expensesshould
be done within 5 calendar days after the end of the pay period.
296
41. Pre-Audit of Budget Estimates
Review amounts included in the budget of DepEd activities, what are allowedand
not and what are the maximum standard set.
297
1.Submit the 1. Receive and
complete encode the
required DesignatedPASB
document by
documents Releasing &
the assigned None 30 minutes
and Request Receiving Staff
personnel
forPre-Audit
298
42. Pre-Audit of Various Authorities
Review of authorities such as authority to reimburse, authority to conduct and
authority to pay as to completeness of the attached documents for approval of the
proper signatory with the amount involved for evaluation.
4. Two (2) General Form No. 58A Bureau of Treasury Website - Fidelity Bonding
(Application Form) - refer to Forms
Treasury Circular No 02-2009 (https://www.treasury.gov.ph/?page_id=14814)
(subscribed and sworn to before
any officer authorized to
administer oath, attached with two
(2) passport size ID picturestaken
within the last three (3) months
prior to the date of
application)
5. Latest Sworn Statement of Appointed/Designated DO/SDO
Assets, Liabilities and Net
Worth (SALN)
6. Certification of No Pending Legal Service
Administrative and Criminal
Case
300
1.1. Encode and
Pre-Audit, Designated PASB
then forward 7 hours and 30
None Pre-AuditStaff
it to Section minutes
Chief
1.2. Review and Section ChiefPAS
initial/sign B,
the authority None 1 day Assistant Chief
and Chief
Accountant
1.3. Release the
authority to
the Designated
None 15 minutes
proponent/ Staff
concerned
office
TOTAL: None 2 days
301
44. Request for Approval of the Contracts of Various Projects/ Transactions
Responsible as to the availability of funds for that purpose.
302
1.2. Review and Section ChiefPAS
initial/sign B,
approval of None 1 day Assistant Chief
"Funds and Chief
available" Accountant
1.3. Release the
contract to
the Designated
None 15 minutes
proponent/ Staff
concerned
office
TOTAL: None 2 days
303
45. Issuance of GSIS and Pag-IBIG Certificate of Remittances
Process of release of GSIS and Pag-IBIG Certificate of Remittances as proof ofthe
transaction.
304
1.Submit the 1. Receive
documents documents
to DepEd and prepare
Central Certificate of
Leticia
Office - Remittances None 20 minutes
Mallannao
Accounting for GSIS or
Division PAGIBIG
CROC
Section
1.1. Review and
Neliza
Approval None 5 minutes
Advincula
1.2. Issue/Release
the Leticia
None 5 minutes
Certification Mallannao
to Teacher/s
TOTAL: None 30 minutes
305
46. Application for Certification of Remittances
GSIS and Pag-IBIG Certification of Remittances can be issued to Retirees/RetiredDepEd
Employees, as well as active DepEd personnel.
306
1.1. Upon receiptof
the SOA, etc.,
review or
analyze it to Cecille
determine the None 1 day Villanueva and
variancesor Loreto Virgo, Jr
unposted
payments
1.2. Print and
issue copy of
scanned
remittance
Cecille
list and
None 1 day Villanueva and
official receipt
Loreto Virgo, Jr
of the
variance/unp
osted
remittances
1.3. Record the
transaction
and release Cecille
the 15 minutes Villanueva and
documents to Loreto Virgo, Jr
Member/Emp
loyee
TOTAL: 2 days, 30
None minutes
307
47. Request for BIR Form 2306 and 2307
BIR Form 2306 (Certificate of Final Tax Withheld at Source) is a certificate issued by the
agency to recipient of income subjected to final tax. BIR Form 2307 (Certificate of
Creditable Tax Withheld at Source) is a certificate issued to recipient of income subject to
expanded withholding tax paid by the agency.
309
1.2. Photocopy
requested
2 hours and 30
documents None Admin Assistant
minutes
and its
attachment
1.3. Release the
copy of
requested None 15 minutes Admin Assistant
supporting
document
TOTAL: None 1 day, 8 hours
310
49. Application for Agency Code/Activation of Organization Code
This service is an application of any government unit including offices,
instrumentality for a code specifically intended only for the requesting office/unit.
311
9.Indorsement letter from Schools Division Office
Division Office to Regional Office
313
B. Budget Division
314
1.2. Distribute to
3 minutes Receiving
Personnel in None
charge Personnel
1.3. Review,
verify, and
Person-in-
indicate the None 2 hours
Charge
availability
of allotment
1.4. Encode in
Person-in-
the Registry None 1 hour
Charge
of RAO
1.5. Review and
None 2 hours Section Chief/s
initial
1.6. Review and
None 1 day Head of Office
sign
1.7. Release to
the
Accounting Receiving
Division None 1 hour
Personnel
(Outgoing
Documents)
1 day, 6 hours,
TOTAL: None
8 minutes
315
2. Preparation/Issuance of Sub-Allotment Release Order (Sub-ARO)
Sub-Allotment Release Order or Sub-ARO refers to an internal document issued by CO
transferring a portion of available funds to Field Offices. It serves as the authority granted to
DepEd OUs to enter into commitment, and consequently incur obligations.
1.4. Stamp
Person-in-
allotment None 10 minutes
Charge
availability
1.5. Review and
None 2 hours Section Chief/s
initial
1.6. Review and
None 1 day Head of Office
sign
317
1.7. If ATC –
Release to
the
Accounting
Division
(Outgoing
Documents)
1.6a. If ATP –
Release to
the Signing
Authorities
(Outgoing
Documents)
1.6b. If AR (with
Downloading
) – Release to
Office of the
Asec. For
Finance
(Outgoing Receiving
None 1 hour
Documents) Personnel
1.6c. If Contract of
‘Newly Hired’
COS –Release
to Office of
the Asec. for
Finance
(Outgoing
Documents)
1.6d. If Contract
of ‘Renewal’
COS –
Release to
Office of the
Usec. For
FOHRODEA
CO
(Outgoing
Documents)
1 day, 3 hours,
TOTAL: None
48 minutes
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C. Bureau of Curriculum Development - Special Curricular Programs Division
1. Application for Special Program in Foreign Language
The Special Program in Foreign Language (SPFL) is designed to provide learners with varied
significant experiences in secondary education that allow them to explore and harness their
potential. The program will equip learners with skills and competenciesin a foreign language
by providing them with greater opportunities through an enhanced research-based
curriculum, competent roster of teachers, supportive administrators, and strong
collaboration with program partners.
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D. Bureau of Human Resource and Organizational Development – Personnel
Division
Travel Authority (TA) refers to an Order in writing issued by the approving authority allowing
an official or employee to proceed to a specific place or location (the regular place of work
and where the official/employee is expected to stay most of the time as required by the
nature, duties and responsibilities of the position) outside of their permanent official station
for a specific period of time to perform a given assignment or accomplish a personal purpose.
Based on the Omnibus Travel Guidelines for All Personnel of the Department of Education
(DepEd Orders No. 043 and 046, s. 2022) DepEd officials or employees may request TA for
either of the following:
• Official Travel – trips pursuant to a legitimate function or interest. These may either be
official business (where transportation, miscellaneous, and daily travel expenses aside
from salaries and benefits, are incurred and funded by the Department) or official time
(where no government expenses are incurred/spent aside from the payment of
salaries/benefits).
• Personal Travel – private trips for personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the
government.
Official or Personal Travel may be further categorized into foreign (trips outside the
Philippines) or local (trips outside the permanent official station). The minimum conditions for
a trip to be considered official travel are the following:
a. Highly relevant to basic education; for foreign official travel, must be in compliance
with an international commitment/contractual obligation.
b. Essential to the effective performance of official/employee mandate of functions.
c. Projected expenses involve minimum expenditure or are not excessive.
d. Presence is critical to the outcome of the activity to be undertaken.
e. Absence from the permanent official station will not hamper the operational
efficiency of the office.
f. Expenses to be incurred is included on the approved Work and Financial Plan of
the office/unit concerned.
DepEd officials and employees may apply for travel authority for the these foreign official travels:
a. International conferences/meetings to which the Philippine government has
commitments or to undertake official missions/assignments which cannot be
assigned to government officials posted abroad;
b. Scholarships, fellowships, trainings, and studies abroad which are grant-funded or
undertaken at minimal cost; and
c. Invitations for speaking engagements or receiving of awards from foreign
governments/ institutions or international agencies/organizations as defined under
international law, whether fully or partially funded by the government, upon
endorsement to the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Note that travel authority shall not be issued for the following officials and employees:
a. With pending administrative case;
b. Will retire within one year from the date of the foreign official travel;
c. Whose previous travel has not been liquidated and cleared;
d. Who has not yet complied with reporting requirement/s for any previous travel.
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Office or Division: Bureau of Human Resource and Organizational Development-Personnel
Division (BHROD-PD)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Government to Government (G2G)
Who may avail: DepEd officials and employees meeting the conditions for foreign official
travel as stated on DOs 043 and 046, s. 2022, specifically
• Requests recommended by the Office of the Schools Division
Superintendent (OSDS) and Office of Regional Director (ORD)
• Regional Directors and Assistant Regional Directors
• Requests from the Central Office
2
Refer to the Table of Recommending and Approving Authorities for Foreign Travel based on DO 046, s. 2022.
321
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES PROCESSING PERSON
TO BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Submit complete 1.1 Check the documents None 15 minutes Admin Assistant
requirements to received, process for / Officer,
the Records release to Personnel Records Division
Division of 1.2 Receive documents None 5 minutes Administrative
DepEd CO from Records Division, log Assistant, PD
on the database.
a. OSDS – for 1.3 Check documents for None 1 day Administrative
Teaching and completeness and Officer, PD
Non-Teaching accuracy.
Personnel in If there is no discrepancy in
Schools, School the documents submitted,
Heads, and draft TA (and endorsement
Division Chiefs letter to DFA, if applicable)
and below and and forward to the ICO.
Public Schools Otherwise, inform the client
District of discrepancies and wait
Supervisors in for reply.
Schools Division 1.5 Check the CSW, fund None 7 hours ICO
Offices source, and legitimacy of
travel documents and
b. ORD - for
forward to the Office of the
Schools Division
Undersecretary for Finance
Superintendents,
(OUF)
Assistant
1.6 Review documents and None 1 day OUF
Schools Division
prepare Budget Estimate
Superintendents,
(Travel Cost) and forward
and Division
to the Approving Authority
Chief and below
1.7 Validate documents and None 2 days Approving
in Regional Authority (Execom
sign TA (and endorsement
Offices in-charge)3
letter to DFA, if applicable)
c. Regional Directors 1.8 Release the signed None 15 minutes Office of the
and Assistant approved/disapproved TA Approving
Regional Directors (and endorsement letter to Authority
DFA, if applicable) to
Records Division
2. Receive 2.1 Check documents None 25 minutes Administrative
requested received and process for Assistant /
document/s from release; release Officer, Records
the Records document/s to intended Division
Division. recipient.
3. Submit post- 3.1 Receive the post-travel None (One calendar month Administrative
after returning to the
travel report report. permanent official Assistant /
addressed to the station) Officer, Records
Office of the Division
Secretary4
TOTAL None 5 days
3Refer to the Table of Recommending and Approving Authorities for Foreign Travel based on DO 046, s. 2022.
4
For the format and specifics of the required post-travel report, refer to DO 043, s. 2022 at https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-
content/uploads/2022/10/DO_s2022_043-corrected-copy.pdf .
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CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
For officials/personnel the 1.1 Receive documents, None 15 Administrative
DepEd Central Office: log on the database. minutes Assistant, PD
1. Submit complete
requirements endorsed
by the applicable 1.2 Check documents for None 4 hours Administrative
Recommending completeness and Assistant /
Authority to the accuracy. Officer, PD
Personnel Division
(PD) If there is no discrepancy
in the documents
submitted, draft TA (and
endorsement letter to the
Department of Foreign
Affairs, if applicable) and
forward to the applicable
Approving Authority in
DepEd CO.
1.3 Review and approve None 4 days, 4 Designated
TA (and endorsement hours Approving
letter to DFA, if Authority in
applicable) and forward DepEd CO
to PD.
1.4 Receive approved None 15 Administrative
TA, update the status of minutes Assistant /
the request on the Officer, PD
database, and release
documents to the
Records Division.
2. Receive requested 2.1 Check documents None 30 Administrative
document/s from the received and process for minutes Assistant /
Records Division release; release Officer, PD
document/s to intended
recipient.
3. Submit post-travel 3.1 Receive the post- None (One calendar Administrative
month after
report addressed to the travel report returning to the Assistant /
Office of the Secretary5 permanent
official station)
Officer, Records
Division
TOTAL None 5 days
5
For the format and specifics of the required post-travel report, refer to DO 043, s. 2022 at https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-
content/uploads/2022/10/DO_s2022_043-corrected-copy.pdf .
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1.2 Issuance of Foreign Personal Travel Authority
DepEd officials and employees may apply for travel authority (TA) for private trips purely for
personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the government. However, foreign
scholarships/trainings sourced and pursued in their personal capacity need to be brought to
the attention of the immediate supervisor or head of office before applying for TA. Likewise,
those who intend to study abroad may be required to comply with the required service
obligation after the period of their leave.
Note that those who have pending administrative case/s, unliquidated / no clearance / non-
compliance to reportorial requirement for any previous travel shall not be granted foreign
personal TA.
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CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit complete 1.1 Check the None 15 Administrative
requirements to the documents received, minutes Assistant /
Records Division of process for release to the Officer, Records
DepEd CO Personnel Division (PD) Division
1.2 Receive documents None 5 minutes Administrative
a. Regional Directors from Records Division, Assistant, PD
log on the database.
b. ORD – for Schools 1.3 Check documents for None 4 hours Administrative
Division completeness and Officer, PD
Superintendents, accuracy.
Assistant Schools
Division If there is no discrepancy
Superintendents, in the documents
Assistant Regional submitted, draft TA and
Directors forward to the applicable
Approving Authority in
DepEd CO. Otherwise,
inform the client of
discrepancies and wait
for reply.
1.4 Review and approve None 4 days Designated
TA and return to PD. Approving
Authority in
DepEd CO
1.5 Receive approved None 15 Administrative
TA, update the status of minutes Assistant /
the request on the Officer, PD
database, and release
documents to the
Records Division.
2. Receive requested 2.1 Check documents None 25 Administrative
document/s from the received and process for minutes Assistant /
Records Division release; release TA to Officer, Records
intended recipient. Division
TOTAL None 5 days
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CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
For officials/personnel in 1.1 Receive documents, None 15 Administrative
the DepEd Central Office: log on the database. minutes Assistant, PD
1.2 Check documents for None 4 hours Administrative
1. Submit complete
completeness and Assistant /
requirements
accuracy. Officer, PD
endorsed by the
applicable
If there is no discrepancy
Recommending
in the documents
Authority to the
submitted, draft the TA
Personnel Division
and forward to the
(PD)
applicable Approving
Authority in DepEd CO.
1.3 Review and approve None 4 days, 4 Designated
TA and forward to PD. hours Approving
Authority in
DepEd CO
1.4 Receive approved None 15 Administrative
TA, update the status of minutes Assistant /
the request on the Officer, PD
database, and release
documents to the
Records Division.
2. Receive requested 2.1 Check documents None 30 Administrative
document/s from the received and process for minutes Assistant /
Records Division release; release TA to Officer, PD
intended recipient.
TOTAL None 5 days
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2. Issuance of Certificate of Employment and Service Record
Certificate of employment is used to verify employment history of a former or current
employee, while service record is a collection of material which provide a document
history of a personnel’s activities and accomplishments while serving as an employee of
the Department.
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3. Order of Transfer and Reassignment
Order of Transfer is an issuance by the department or agency to transfer its employees
to another office while keeping the original employment relationship intact. On the
other hand, Reassignment is the movement of an employee across the organizational
structure within the same department or agency, which does not involve a reduction in
rank, status or salary.
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4. Application for Leave
Leave of absence, for any person other than serious illness of an officer or employee or
any member of his family, must be contingent upon the needs of the service. The grant
vacation leave is discretionary on the part of the agency head or authority concerned,
thus, mere filing of such leave application does not entitle an officer or employee to go
on leave outright.
PROCE
CLIENT FEES TO PERSON
AGENCY ACTION SSING
STEPS BE PAID RESPONSIBLE
TIME
1.Submit duly 1.1. Receive the duly
signed CSC signed CSC Formno. Personnel
Form No.6 6 then forwardit to Division- Office
None
(Leave the assigned Management
Form)- personnel for unit
attached processing
medical 1.2. Process leave
Personnel
certificate if request and update
Division-
applicable number of None
Personnel
leave credits in the
Records Unit
Service Card 2 days
1.3. Approve leave Personnel
request and Division-
certificate the Division Chief/
None Supervising
accuracy of no. of
leave credits Administrative
Officer
1.4. Release actioned Personnel
CSC Form No. 6 to Division- Office
the Records None Management
Division Unit
2.Receive 2.1 Records Division
approved and releases action
Records
actioned CSC Form no, 6 None 1 day
Division
Leave Form to the requesting
employee
TOTAL: None 3 days
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5. Application for Retirement
Any DepEd personnel can optionally retire is at the age of 60. Officials or employees
who have reached the compulsory retirement age of 65 years shall not be retained in
the service, except for extremely meritorious reasons in whichcase the retention shall
not exceed six months.
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6. Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits
Terminal leave pay refers to the payment in cash value of an employee. It includes
resignation, retirement, and separation from the service. Based on Budget Circular No.
2016-2, dated March 29, 2016. Pursuant to Section 40 of CSC MC No. 14, Terminal Leave
Benefits (TLB) payment is based on accumulated leave credits during the service and the
computation depends on the highest salary received.
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E. Employee Accounts Management Division (EAMD)
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3. Submits 3.1 Receives and records None 10 Administrative
accomplished submitted requirements. None minutes Assistant II
LAF, together (EAMD)
with other 3.2 Checks completenessand
applicable veracity of submitted Administrative
requirements, requirements and signs on Officer II
to EAMD. the Secretariat’s (EAMD)
Assessment/Evaluation in
Note: For part A and B of the LAF.
Baguio 3.3 If incomplete, returnsto
Teachers loan applicant for
Camp (BTC) rectification/ completion.
personnel, the
accomplished 3.4 If any requirement is not
LAFs and other authentic, informs loan
requirements applicant that loan application
are submitted will beforwarded to the NBT
by the loan for instruction.
applicant to the 3.5 If submitted requirements
BTC liaison are complete and in order,
officer, who forwards to Loan Processor.
submits the 40 Administrative
same to 3.6 Checks eligibility of loan
applicant and co-maker If minutes Officer II or IV
EAMD. (EAMD)
eligible, proceeds with
Computation of Loan.
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3.16. Checks either None Chairperson
Approve or of the NBT,
Disapprove and signs or, in her
on the Action Taken absence, the
portion of theLAF and Vice
returns theapproved/ Chairperson
disapproved LAF to
EAMD.
3.17. Receives and records None Five (5) Administrative
signed LAF. minutes Assistant II
▪ If approved, (EAMD)
forwards to staff
in charge of
payroll
preparation. None
▪ If disapproved,
files LAF and
informs the loan
Administrative
applicant.
One (1) Officer II or IV
3.18. Prepares payroll and
hour (EAMD)
signs initials.
3.19. Reviews payroll and
initials under Fifteen Administrative
“Certified: (15) Officer V in
Disbursements minutes the absence of
Supervising
necessary, lawful and
Administrative
incurred under my
Officer
direct supervision.”
(EAMD)
of the payroll.
3.20. Reviews and signson
“Certified:
Ten (10) Chief
Disbursements
minutes Administrative
necessary, lawful
and incurred under Officer
my direct (EAMD)
supervision.” of the
payroll.
3.21. Records and releases
Ten (10)
payroll to Accounting
minutes Administrative
Division.
Assistant II
(EAMD)
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3.22. Pre-audits and None (Accounting
certifies funds Division)
availability on the
payroll.
3.23. Approves payroll. None Officer-in-
Charge,
Office of the
Director IV,
Finance
Service
3.24. Prepares and signs None (Cash
check. Division)
3.25. Counter-signs check. None Officer-in-
Charge,
Office of the
Director IV
(Finance
Service – DA)
3.26. Releases check. None (Cash
Division)
4. Receivescheck. None
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2. Provident Fund Online Loan Application
The process of applying for loan through online to provide DepEd officials & employees
with funds for emergency needs, for their education and that of their children, for their
hospitalization and that of their immediate dependents; for minor but immediately
needed repair of their house and for other similar purposes duringECQ and MECQ.
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2. Email the 2.1. Acknowledge the online None Loan
accomplished loan application sent processor
online LAF, through email (EAMD)
together with Check completeness and
other veracity of submitted
applicable requirements and sign on
requirements, the Secretariat’s
to co.provident Assessment/Evaluation in
@deped.gov.ph part A, B, C of the online
LAF.
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2.3. Check eligibility of Borrower None 40 Loan
If emailed requirements are minutes processor
complete and in order, (EAMD)
continue the processing of
the application by the Loan
Processor and co- maker.
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2.9. Download assessmentof None 40 Loan
the Verifier and signon minutes processor
the Secretariat’s (EAMD)
Assessment/ Evaluation
in part D (Processed by)
of the LAF.
▪ If can be
accommodated in
the payroll, forward
through email
application to
Reviewer.
▪ If not, inform the
Borrower through
email, text or call the
result of the
evaluation of the
application. Supervising
Administrativ
2.10. Review the e Officer
application. (EAMD)
▪ If in order, sign/e- sign Chief
on the Secretariat’s
Assessment/Evaluati
on in part D (Reviewed
by) of theonline LAF,
Amortization
Schedule, and SOA,if
any.
▪ If not, return to the
loan processor or
staff in charge of
initial screening for Chief
appropriate action. Administrativ
2.11. Review the e Officer
application. (EAMD)
▪ If in order, e-sign on
the Action Taken –
Recommending
Approval portion of
the online LAF,
Amortization
Schedule, and SOA,if
any.
▪ If not, note
deficiencies/ Loan
discrepancies and processor
(EAMD
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email back/inform
the Reviewer for
appropriate action
2.12. Send the
accomplished e-
signed LAF throughPF
Loan Applications
viber group for
signature of the
Undersecretary for
Finance Service
2.13. Sign/e-sign on the None 1 day Chairperson
Action Taken portion of the NBT,
of the online LAF, and or, in her
return the approved/ absence, the
disapproved online Vice
LAF to EAMD Chairperson
through email.
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2.19. Pre-audit and certify None 1 day (Accounting
funds availability on Division)
the disbursement
voucher.
2.20. Approve None 1 day Officer-in-
disbursement Charge,
voucher. Office of the
Director IV,
Finance
Service
2.21. Prepares and sign None 1 day (Cash
check. Division)
2.22. Counter-sign check. None 1 day Office of the
Director IV
(Finance
Service)
2.23. Releases check. None 10minutes (Cash
Division)
3. Receive check. None 5 minutes
Total None 5 days, 3 hours and 6
minutes
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F. Information and Communications Technology Service – Solutions
Development Division
1.2. ICTS-SDD
creates
None 1 hour ICTS-SDD
account/rese
ts account
1.3. ICTS-SDD
sends user
credentials None 1 hour ICTS-SDD
to client
2. Client checks
personal
None
email for user
credentials
Total: None 4 hours
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2. Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 User Account Issuance and
Management (via Email)
The Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 User account issuance and management provides
clients, specifically personnel in the DepEd Central Office with their respective user accounts
to access both Google and Microsoft. This service includes but are not limited to user
account creation, user account recovery (password reset), account suspension and deletion.
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3. Official DepEd Website Modification or Addition of Section
This pertains to requests by offices for changes in the existing content of thewebsite, or
the creation of a new section for new content types.
345
4. Migration of an Existing Website to the Official DepEd Domain
This pertains to requests by offices to transfer content from an existing stand-alone
website managed by the office itself, to the official DepEd website.
346
G. Information and Communications Technology Service – User Support
Division
347
2. Processing of Enterprise Human Resource Information System (EHRIS)
requests – email
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, majority of the eHRIS-related requests are now submitted
by clients via email. These includes resetting of password, and resolution of service
requests, among others.
348
3. Processing of Learner Information System requests from end-users
This service covers various requests from end-users of the Learner InformationSystem such
as:
A. Level 1 Requests
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ticketing system
and close ticket.
2 hours, 10
TOTAL: None
Minutes
PERSON
FEES TO PROCESSI
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION RESPONSIBL
BE PAID NG TIME
E
1. Acknowledge 1.1 Inform client
email. via email
function of
ticketing system Information
that issue is None 15 minutes Technology
escalated to Officer II
Level 2 /ICTS-
SDD/ Process
Owner.
1.2 Process Computer
request (SDD) or Programmer II
assess and approve None 15 days (ICTS – SDD) /
(ProcessOwner). PDO V
(Planning
Service)
1.3 Validate if Information
issue is resolved. None 1 hour Technology
Officer II
2. Acknowledge 1.4 Inform client of
email and resolution via email Information
answer function of ticketing None 20 minutes Technology
feedback form. system Officer II
and close ticket.
15 days, 3
TOTAL: None hours, 25
minutes
350
4. Virtual Events Assistance Service
This service pertains to the technical assistance provided in organizing, facilitating,
moderating, and conducting virtual events such as webinars, workshops, etc.
351
H. Legal Service
b. Email
5 days
353
2. Request for an Update on the Status of a Case in the Central Office
Updates on administrative cases filed in the Department can be requested by
concerned individual/parties.
354
3. Request for Legal Opinion
Legal opinion about policies involving/surrounding DepEd are given to anyrequesting
individual.
19 days, 4 hours, 30
TOTAL: None
minutes
355
4. Review of Memorandum of Agreement/Understanding, Procurement
Contracts, and Ordinary Contracts
Legal documents that contains a cooperative relationship between parties aiming to meet
an agreed upon objective may be reviewed by the Legal Service for its contentsand legalities.
356
I. Office of the Secretary
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J. National Educators Academy of the Philippines - Professional Development
Division
1. Scholarship Application
Provision of professional development opportunities for DepEd teachers and school leaders
to enhance competencies to enable them to effectively deliver education services to their
communities and clients.
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1.External Learning 1.1. Receive and
Service Providers, encode invitation
Government and scan all attached
Agency, documentforwarded
Stakeholders, to Scholarship
Partners submit all Secretariat, if thru NEAP-PDD
email consolidate all None 30 minutes
invitation and all Admin
documents attached
documentary
in a Google Drive
requirements via
folder
courier or email
1.2 Review NEAP-PDD
request details None 30 minutes Scholarship
Secretariat
1.3 Prepare and
route email
advisory for
signature of NEAP-PDD-
Division Chief and None 1 hour Scholarship
Director IV, for Secretariat
routing to
Scholarship
Committee Chair
1.4 Sign advisory
PDD Chief NEAP
and send to OUCI None 3 hours
Director
for signature
1.5 Sign advisory None 2 days OUCI
and return to PDD
1.6 Acknowledge None 30 minutes NEAP-PDD
receipt of email, Admin
encode signed
advisory and
attached scanned
documents
forwarded to
Scholarship
Secretariat
1.7 Email signed NEAP-PDD
advisory to all ROs None 30 minutes Scholarship
and SDOs Secretariat
2. Submit 2.1 Receive
nomination complete
indorsed by documents NEAP-PDD
Regional Director through email None 10 minutes Scholarship
and other Secretariat
requirements,
stamped received
by Records Section
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2.2 Evaluate NEAP-PDD
submitted None 10 minutes Scholarship
documents Secretariat
2.3 Online screening Scholarship
of None 1 day Screening
nominations Committee
2.4 Prepare and
route nomination
letter through email, NEAP-PDD
for signatureof None 1 hour Scholarship
Division Chief and Secretariat
Director IV
2.5 Sign
nomination and
send to OUCI for
PDD Chief NEAP
signature of None 3 hours
Director
Scholarship
Committee
Chairman
2.6. Sign
nomination and Undersecretary
email to the for Curriculum
None 2 days
Sponsoring and Instruction
Agency OUCI
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K. Public Affairs Service – Publications Division
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1.8 Quality check and
disseminate issuance via None 20 minutes TA / AO / AA
email
1.9 File, release, archive None 10 minutes TA / AO / AA
2. Receive
update on 2.1 Inform client that
request, request has been
answer None 5 minutes TA / AO / AA
completed, send Client
Feedback Feedback Form
Form
TOTAL: None 6 days, 2 hours, 30minutes
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2. Material Production/Binding/Cutting
Units in the DepEd Central Office request for a variety of services from the Printing Unit as it
is the only office with equipment and supplies capable of materials reproduction and
binding/cutting. The common requests include mass reproduction of DepEd issuances,
learning materials, training handouts, brochures, Budget Reports, and official forms.
Office or Division: Public Affairs Service-Publications Division (Printing Unit)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail: DepEd CO
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter request/email specifying thefollowing Client
details, depending on the request:
- number of copies (printing/reproduction)
- required size/s (binding/cutting)
2. Original/hard copy of materials to bereproduced Client
2. Receive 2.1 Release output toclient, ask None 30 minutes Printing Unit
requested them to sign the tracker and staff
output, sign answer the FeedbackForm
tracker, and
answer
Feedback
Form
TOTAL: None 3 days
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Regional Office
External Services
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A. Office of the Regional Director
1. Issuance of Foreign Travel Authority
Travel Authority (TA) refers to an Order in writing issued by the approving authority allowing
an official or employee to proceed to a specific place or location (the regular place of work
and where the official/employee is expected to stay most of the time as required by the
nature, duties and responsibilities of the position) outside of their permanent official station
for a specific period of time to perform a given assignment or accomplish a personal purpose.
Based on the Omnibus Travel Guidelines for All Personnel of the Department of Education
(DepEd Orders No. 043 and 046, s. 2022) DepEd officials or employees may request TA for
either of the following:
• Official Travel – trips pursuant to a legitimate function or interest. These may either be
official business (where transportation, miscellaneous, and daily travel expenses aside from
salaries and benefits, are incurred and funded by the Department) or official time (where no
government expenses are incurred/spent aside from the payment of salaries/benefits).
• Personal Travel – private trips for personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the
government.
Official or Personal Travel may be further categorized into foreign (trips outside the
Philippines) or local (trips outside the permanent official station).
The minimum conditions for a trip to be considered official travel are the following:
g. Highly relevant to basic education; for foreign official travel, must be in compliance with an
international commitment/contractual obligation.
h. Essential to the effective performance of official/employee mandate of functions.
i. Projected expenses involve minimum expenditure or are not excessive.
j. Presence is critical to the outcome of the activity to be undertaken.
k. Absence from the permanent official station will not hamper the operational efficiency of
the office.
l. Expenses to be incurred is included on the approved Work and Financial Plan of the
office/unit concerned.
DepEd officials and employees may apply for travel authority for the these foreign official travels:
d. International conferences/meetings to which the Philippine government has commitments
or to undertake official missions/assignments which cannot be assigned to government
officials posted abroad;
e. Scholarships, fellowships, trainings, and studies abroad which are grant-funded or
undertaken at minimal cost; and
f. Invitations for speaking engagements or receiving of awards from foreign governments/
institutions or international agencies/organizations as defined under international law,
whether fully or partially funded by the government, upon endorsement to the Department
of Foreign Affairs.
Note that travel authority shall not be issued for the following officials and employees:
e. With pending administrative case;
f. Will retire within one year from the date of the foreign official travel;
g. Whose previous travel has not been liquidated and cleared;
h. Who has not yet complied with reporting requirement/s for any previous travel.
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Office or Division: Office of the Regional Director (ORD)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Government to Government (G2G)
Who may avail: DepEd officials and employees meeting the conditions for foreign
personal travel as stated on DOs 043 and 046, s. 2022, specifically
• Schools Division Superintendents (SDS), Assistant Schools
Division Superintendents (ASDS), Assistant Regional Directors
(ARD)
• Division Chiefs and below in Regional Offices (RO)
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. One (1) original copy of filled out Travel Annex A, DO 043, s. 2022
Authority for Official Travel Form with https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-
supporting documents (see below) content/uploads/2022/10/DO_s2022_043-
corrected-copy.pdf
2. One (1) original copy of the signed invitation Inviting foreign government/institution or
addressed to the requesting party international agency/organization
3. One (1) original copy of Itinerary of Travel
4. One (1) original copy of Written justification, Client
addressed to the Approving Authority, to be
noted by the Recommending Authority6,
explaining the minimum conditions for
authorized official travel stated above and why
alternatives to travel such as all forms of
communication, (e.g. teleconferencing/
videoconferencing, submission of briefs/
position papers) are insufficient for the
purpose.
5. One (1) original Certificate of No Pending Legal unit with jurisdiction over the client
Case
6. One (1) copy of approved Completed Staff International Cooperation Office / Client
Work (CSW)
7. One (1) copy of Estimated Travel Cost
8. One (1) copy of Work and Financial Plan Client’s office
Optional requirements:
- If applying for Cash Advance (CA): Original Accounting unit with jurisdiction over the
certification that previous CA has been client
liquidated
- For Teachers in the Exchange Visitor Program
of the US Government:
a. TA signed by the Secretary Office of the Secretary
b. Clearance Certificate Regional Office
c. Copy of the Registration Sticker Commission on Filipino Overseas
- For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Office Signing authority for OO designated by
Order (SO) designating an OIC, if applicable, the Secretary
so as not to hamper the day-to-day operations
of the office
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Refer to the Table of Recommending and Approving Authorities for Foreign Travel based on DO 046, s. 2022.
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CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit complete 1.1 Check the None 10 Admin Aide,
requirements to the documents received, minutes Records Section
Regional Office process for release to the
Personnel Section
1.2 Receive documents None 5 minutes Admin Assistant,
and prepare TA for Personnel
signature
1.3 Check documents for None 3 hours Admin Officer,
completeness and Personnel
accuracy Section
DepEd officials and employees may apply for travel authority (TA) for private trips purely for
personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the government. However, foreign
scholarships/trainings sourced and pursued in their personal capacity need to be brought to
the attention of the immediate supervisor or head of office before applying for TA. Likewise,
those who intend to study abroad may be required to comply with the required service
obligation after the period of their leave.
7
For the format and specifics of the required post-travel report, refer to DO 043, s. 2022 at https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-
content/uploads/2022/10/DO_s2022_043-corrected-copy.pdf .
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Note that those who have pending administrative case/s, unliquidated / no clearance / non-
compliance to reportorial requirement for any previous travel shall not be granted foreign
personal TA.
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B. Cash Section
370
2. Payment of Obligation
Process of payment for pending account balances to DepEd clients.
371
C. Curriculum and Learning Management Division
372
2. Procedure for the Use of LRMDS Computers
The LRMDS provides access to quality resources from the Regions, Divisions,
Cluster/School level: including,
● information on quantity and quality and location of textbooks and
supplementary materials, and cultural expertise,
● access to learning, teaching and professional development resources in digital
format and locates resources in print format and hard copy,
● standards, specifications and guidelines for assessing & evaluating, acquiring
& harvesting, modification, development and production of resources
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D. Legal Unit
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2. Request for Correction of Entries in School Record
This process covers the rectification of personal information in scholastic records.
It is a remedy for any student whose school records contain error/s which is/are
purely typographical in nature, and which can be corrected by the issuance of a
Resolution directing the correction of such error/s.
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E. National Educators Academy of the Philippines – Regional Office
377
F. Personnel Section
378
2. Acceptance of Employment Application (Online)
Individuals interested in applying for a position in DepEd may submit their
requirements for evaluation.
379
3. Issuance of Certificate of Last Payment (CLP)
This process is the issuance of clearance from money accountability and/or
overpayment of salary to employees who separate from the service through
retirement, resignation, transfer, or death to ensure that the subject employee is
cleared of money accountability or with overpayment of salary. This may also be
requested by active teaching/ non-teaching personnel under Regional Payroll
Service (RPS) payroll for Transfer of Assignment/Station; in this case, the CLP
indicates that personnel who availed this shall be deleted in the RPS.
380
G. Policy, Planning and Research Division
381
2. Request for Reversion
Even after end of school year that enrollment status of learners in a class/section
has been finalized, updates can still be made for as long as the school level
finalization has not been done. To revert the finalized status of a class, the School
Head or School Representative Admin user shall click on the locked key and then
click on “Reopen updating.” This action will enable updating of learner status that
belongs to a certain class.
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H. Public Affairs Unit
384
3. Standard Freedom of Information Request through Walk-In Facility and Mail
Freedom of Information (FOI) is a government mechanism which allows Filipino
citizens to request any information about government transactions and operations,
provided that it shall not put into jeopardy privacy and matters of national security.
Any of the documents evidencing the level of academic completion or
accomplishment of a learner which encompasses kindergarten, elementary, and
secondary education as well as alternative learning systems for out-of-school
learners and those with special needs may also be requested.
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I. Quality Assurance Division
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11.Certification Signed by the
School Head
12.Inventory of Learning
Resources
13.Updated Personal Service
Itemization and Plantilla of
Personnel
14.Updated Status Report
15.Map of Proposed SHS
Classrooms
16.List of Prospective Enrollees in
SHS
17.List of Types of Establishments
and Industries in the
Community
18.Results of Interval Assessments
and Surveys
19.List of Tracks and Strands to be
Offered
20.MOA executed between the
SDS and the partner entity
21.Immersion Deployment Plan
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit the 1.1. Receive the
complete application
school documents
application
None 10 minutes ADAS
documents
from SDO
(hard copy
or online)
1.2 Evaluate the
documentary
requirements
If 100% compliant
- Recommend to
None 5 days EPS
RIT for ocular
inspection;
No-Return the
documentary
requirements to
SDO
1.4 Conduct
online on-site
Inspection/ None 5 days RIT
Validation of
facilities to
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those areas
with internet
connectivity
1.5 Prepare
inspection/
validation
report and
recommendati
on based on
the findings of
the on-site
validation None 4 days RIT
If 100% compliant
- Proceed to
preparation of
government
permit
No - Notify SDO
of found
deficiencies
1.6 Submit the
findings to the None 5 minutes EPS
CES
1.7 Review and
ccheck the
findings; affix
Chief Education
signature on None 4 hours
Supervisor
the validation/
inspection
report
1.8 Prepare the
government None 2 days EPS
permit
1.9 Review Chief Education
None 1 hour
and Supervisor
countersign
1.10 Approve
the government None 1 day RD
permit
2. Receive 2.1. Record
approved release the
proposed approved Records
None 30 minutes
curriculum Government Section
for SHS Permit
Offering
TOTAL: None 17 days, 5 hours, 45 minutes
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2. Application for Tuition and Other School Fees (TOSF), No Increase and
Proposed New Fees of Private Schools
This service requires Private Schools applying or not for increase tuition fee and
other miscellaneous fees to submit application or updates to the regional office not
later than May 15 of every year. The application must be submitted with complete
documentary requirements and updates endorsed by the Schools Division
Superintendent to the Regional Director for approval.
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3. Issuance of special orders for graduation of private school learners
This service requires Private Schools/Colleges and Technical-Vocational Institutions
(TVIs) to submit applications for Special Orders (SO) of qualified Grade 12 learners
through the Schools Division Office (SDO). This application will be processed by
DepEd Regional Office and returned to the school through the SDO.
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1.2. Evaluate the
documentary
requirements
100% compliant -
Proceed to the
None 10 days EPS
preparation of Special
Order
No - Return the
application
documents to
concerned SDO
1.3. Prepare the Special
None 3 days EPS
Order
1.4. Submit the Special
Order to the Chief None 10 minutes EPS
Education Supervisor
1.5. Review the details
None 30 minutes CES
and affix initial
1.6. Return the
None 5 minutes CES
documents to ADAS
1.7. Encode in the Data
Tracking System,
register in the office
log book and forward None 30 minutes ADAS
the document to the
ARD/RD's office for
approval
1.8. Approve the Special ARD
None 1 day
Order RD
1.9. Forward the
approved documents None 15 minutes ORD’s staff
to the record section
2.Receive 2.1. Release of the
the approved
Records
approved documents None 25 minutes
Officer/ADAS
Special
Order
TOTAL: None 13 days, 2 hours, 5
minutes
392
I. Records Section
For Undergraduates:
1. Indorsement from the School (1original School attended
and 2 photocopies)
2. Student Permanent Record –Form School attended
137 (1 original and 2 photocopies)
3. Certification of Enrollment/ School attended
Completion/ Graduation - CAV Form 4
(1 original and 2 photocopies)
4. Latest Passport sized ID picture (2 copies) Client
5. Documentary Stamp (2 copies)
393
For ALS/PEPT:
1. Certification from Bureau of Education Central Office - BEA
Assessment (BEA)(1 original and 2
photocopies)
2. Report of Rating in the Accreditation and BEA/ SDO
Equivalency(A&E) Test of Alternative
Learning System (ALS) or Philippine
Placement Test (PEPT) (1 original and 2
photocopies)
3. Certification from Schools Division Office (1
original and 2photocopies)
4. Latest Passport sized IDpicture (2 SDO
copies)
5. Documentary Stamp (2 copies)
395
2. Issuance of Requested Documents (CTC and Photocopy of Documents)
Issuance of Requested Documents is provided to teaching, non-teaching personnel
and retirees whose documents were misplaced, lost, burned, or beyond recovery to
be used for various purposes such as appointment, promotion, resignation,
retirement, salary upgrading, leave abroad, employment abroad, loan, transfer, etc.
396
3. Issuance of Requested Documents (Non-CTC)
Issuance of Requested Documents is provided to teaching, non-teaching personnel
and retirees who have misplaced or lost their documents. The non-CTC document
copy is issued to authorized requesting person if document secured in the Records
Section is not originated/created by the Agency. The said document can be issued if
requested by the owner himself and or authorized person.
397
4. Receiving of Communications
This refers to the receiving of documents in general.
398
5. Receiving of Complaint
Any person who has a cause of action may file an administrative complaint against
teaching/ teaching related personnel and non-teaching personnel of the DepEd,
compliant with the requirements under Sections 4 and 5 of DepEd Order No. 49 s.
2006 or Revised Rules of Procedures of the Department of Education in
Administrative Cases
Internal Services
400
A. Accounting Section
401
2. Endorsement of Request for Cash Allocation from SDOs
Notice of Cash Allocation (NCA) is a cash authority issued by the DBM to central,
regional, and other offices and operating units through the authorized government
servicing banks of the MDS, to cover the cash requirements of the SDO.
402
B. Budget Section
1. Disbursement Updating
Process of Updating the Status of Disbursement
403
2. Downloading/ Fund Transfers of SAROs received from Central
Office toSchools Division Office and Implementing Units
This refers to issuance of Sub-Allotment Release Order to Schools Division Offices
(SDO) and Implementing Units (IU) for program support funds or for the
implementation of Programs/Projects/Activities that Central Office (CO) have
downloaded to the Regional Office (RO) for the SDOs and IUs.
404
CLIENT AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
STEPS
1.Submit 1.1 Received and record None 3 minutes Receiving
approved documents Clerk/
request to ADAS
download 1.2. Review completeness None 30 minutes AO V/
funds with of documents and verify Budget
complete availability Officer III
attachments 1.3. Prepare Sub-ARO None 1 hour per Budget
to Finance SARO Officer I
In-charge
Division
1.4. Prepare ORS, assign None 20 minutes Budget
number, indicate fund Officer II
source, fund code, and In-charge
object code
1.5. Post to RAO thru None 10 minutes Budget
BMS and initial in the Officer II
Box B of ORS In-charge
1.6. Sign allotment None 5 minutes AO V/
available in ORS and Budget
recommending of SARO Officer III/
issued CAO of
Finance
Division
1.7. Release to the None 5 minutes Releasing
Office ofthe Regional Clerk
Director for approval of
SARO
1.8 Sign andapproval of None 5 minutes Director IV/
SARO Director III
405
3. Letter of Acceptance for Downloaded Funds
Letter of Acceptance is issued as a proof that the concerned office is willing to
accept sub-allotment release order from Central/Region/Schools Division Offices.
406
4. Obligation of Expenditure (Incurrence of Obligation Charged to Approved
Budget Allocation per GAARD and Other Budget Laws/Authority)
It is the fundamental law of budgeting and accounting that no disbursement shall be
made without proper authorization. All claims chargeable against government funds
need to be obligated first before payment and/or Purchase Order/contract can be done
or entered into. This is to make sure that an amount is allotted for the payment of such
expense and/or contract.
407
complete
attachments
to Finance
Division
1.2. Review and
verify
documents
and identify
30 minutes Budget Officer
fund source None
per ORS In-charge
and
allotment
availability of
PPA
1.3. Assign ORS
number,
indicate fund Budget Officer
30 minutes per
source, and None In-charge
ORS
Object of
Expense
Code
1.4. Encode in the
Registry of 20 minutes per Budget Officer
Allotment None ORS In-charge
(RAO) thru
BMS
1.5. Initial on the
processed 1 minute per Budget Officer
None
ORS box B ORS In-charge
408
5. Processing of Budget Utilization Request & Status (BURS)
The incurrence of budget utilization shall be made through the issuance of Budget
Utilization Request and Status (BURS). The BURS shall be prepared by the
Requesting/Originating Office supported by valid claim documents like DV, payroll,
purchase/job order, itinerary of travel, etc.
409
CLIENT AGENCYACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit the 1.1 Receive the pre- None 5 minutes Receiving
Disbursement auditeddocuments per BURS Clerk/ADAS
Vouchers with from the Accounting
complete Section
supporting 1.2 Check as to availability None 10 Budget
documents ofbudget minutes Officer In-
per BURS charge
1.3 Prepare Budget None 10 Budget
Utilization Requests minutes OfficerIn-
andStatus (BURS) per BURS charge
1.4 Record and assign None 10 Budget
serial number to BURS minutes OfficerIn-
per BURS charge
1.5 Forward to the CAO None 5 Chief
and certify charges to minutes Administrative
appropriation/allotment per Officer for
are necessary/lawful BURS Finance
under his direct Division
supervision and
supporting documents
valid, proper, and legal.
1.6 Receives BURS from None 5 minutes Budget
CAO and certifies as to per BURS OfficerIn-
allotment available and charge
obligate for the
purpose/adjustment
necessary as indicated
1.7 Retain original None 10 Budget
copies of BURS for minutes OfficerIn-
recording in RBUD per BURS charge
1.8 Encode signed None 10 Budget
BURSto RBUD minutes OfficerIn-
per BURS charge
1.9 Forward to None 5 minutes Releasing
Accounting Section Clerk/ADAS
410
C. Cash Section
411
No Unliquidated
CAs
1.6. Prepare Cash
None 10 minutes
check/ACIC Personnel
1.7. Review and Sign
the check/ADA None 10 minutes Cashier
and ACIC
1.8. Forward check
and ACIC to the Cash
None 10 minutes
Head of Office for Personnel
signature
1.9. Sign the
Head of
check/ADA and None 2 days
Office
ACIC
1.10. Cash Section
receive the Cash
None 10 minutes
signed check Personnel
and ACIC
1.11. Submit the
ACIC to the
bank/encode Cash
None 1 hour
details to EMDS Personnel
(on-line banking
facility)
1.12. Encash for
None 1 hour Cashier
disbursement
2. Receive 2.1. Disburse the
and sign cash to the
the payroll/ payees from the
disbursem approved activity
ent design
voucher None 10 minutes Cashier
and
Official
Receipts/
RER if
applicable
2.2. Segregate and
prepare the cash
None 1 hour Cashier
for each payee
(payroll account)
TOTAL: None 2 days, 4 hours, 45
minutes
412
D. Human Resource and Development Division
413
E. Legal Unit
PERSON
CLIENT FEES TO PROCESSIN
AGENCY ACTION RESPONSI
STEPS BE PAID G TIME
BLE
1. Email 1.1 Received and
concern to records incoming ADAS/
the Office communication Office of the
None 10 minutes
of the and forward to the Regional
Regional Legal Unit Director
Director
1.2 Review the
document/assign to
LU staff to
Atty. IV, SI,
prepare/draft the None 5 hours
LA, ADAS
necessary
correspondence or
document needed
1.3 Review and affix
initial on the draft
None 1 hour Attorney IV
correspondence/do
cument
1.4 Forward to the
Office of the
ADAS/LU
Regional Director None 10 minutes
Staff
for review and
signature
1.5 Approve/sign the
correspondence/do None 30 minutes RD/ARD
cument
1.6 Release the
ADAS/Reco
signed document
None 10 minutes rds Unit
through the
Staff
Records Section
TOTAL: None 7 hours
414
2. Request for Certification as to the Pendency or Non-Pendency of an
Administrative Case
This process intends to establish an issuance of a Certificate as to the pendency or
non-pendency of an administrative case of teaching, teaching-related employees
including the employees in the Regional Office.
415
F. Personnel Section
416
1. CSC Form No. 6 (Revised
1995) Application for Leave (3 DepEd employee
original copies)
2. Letter request, if needed (1
original copy) DepEd employee
Additional Requirements:
● Birth Certificate of Child (1
photocopy)
● Photocopy of Solo Parent
ID (1 photocopy)
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit the 1.1. Receive and
complete forward the
Adm. Aide IV/
documents acted CSC
None 30 minutes Authorized
to the Form 6 for
Employee
Personnel initial of the
Section AO V
1.2. Forward the
CSC Form 6 to
the CAO for
Administrative None 10 minutes AO V
Division for
signature
under 7.a
1.3. Approve and
sign the CSC None 15 minutes CAO
form 6
2. Receive a 2.1. Release
AO V (Records
copy of documents
Officer) /
approved through the None 30 minutes
Authorized
form 6 Records
Employee
Section
1 hour and 25
TOTAL: None
minutes
417
2. Application for Retirement/Survivorship/Disability Benefit
Processing of Retirement/Survivorship/Disability Benefit for DepEd Personnel
Reaching the Age of 65 and Above. This is also the process which covers the steps
on the preparation of indorsement to Government Service Insurance System (GSIS)
for DepEd employees who intend to apply for optional or mandatory retirement. It may
also include the application for Resignation/Separation, Disability and Survivorship
Benefits Claim.
418
12. Endorsement from the Regional DepEd Regional Office
Office (1 Original Copy)
13. 2nd Endorsement with enclosed
complete required documents for
GSIS Application for Retirement (1
Original Copy)
PERSON
CLIENT FEES TO PROCESSIN
AGENCY ACTION RESPONSIB
STEPS BE PAID G TIME
LE
1.Submit 1.1. Receive complete
required documents
None
complete
documents
1.2. Review and check
ASD/
the requirements 15 minutes
Personnel
needed for
retirement/separati None
on from the
Government
Service
1.3. Prepare 2nd
endorsement ASD/
None 5 minutes
intended to the Personnel
GSIS
1.4. Approve/Sign
prepared ASD Chief
indorsement by and/or the
the authorized None 5 minutes authorized
representative of signatory of
the Regional the GSIS
Director
1.5. Release the duly
ASD-
signed 2nd
None 5 minutes Personnel/
Endorsement
Records
intended for GSIS
TOTAL: None 30 minutes
419
3. Issuance of Certificate for Remittances
This document is needed as requirement for the loans of teaching and non-teaching
personnel particularly the updated remittances of the agency.
420
4. Issuance of Certificate of Employment and/or Service Record
Certificate of employment is used to verify employment history of a former or current
employee, while service record is a collection of material which provide a document
history of a personnel’s activities and accomplishments while serving as an employee
of the Department.
421
5. Issuance of Foreign Travel Authority
Travel Authority (TA) refers to an Order in writing issued by the approving authority allowing
an official or employee to proceed to a specific place or location (the regular place of work
and where the official/employee is expected to stay most of the time as required by the
nature, duties and responsibilities of the position) outside of their permanent official station
for a specific period of time to perform a given assignment or accomplish a personal purpose.
Based on the Omnibus Travel Guidelines for All Personnel of the Department of Education
(DepEd Orders No. 043 and 046, s. 2022) DepEd officials or employees may request TA for
either of the following:
• Official Travel – trips pursuant to a legitimate function or interest. These may either be
official business (where transportation, miscellaneous, and daily travel expenses aside
from salaries and benefits, are incurred and funded by the Department) or official time
(where no government expenses are incurred/spent aside from the payment of
salaries/benefits).
• Personal Travel – private trips for personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the
government.
Official or Personal Travel may be further categorized into foreign (trips outside the
Philippines) or local (trips outside the permanent official station).
The minimum conditions for a trip to be considered official travel are the following:
a. Highly relevant to basic education; for foreign official travel, must be in compliance with
an international commitment/contractual obligation.
b. Essential to the effective performance of official/employee mandate of functions.
c. Projected expenses involve minimum expenditure or are not excessive.
d. Presence is critical to the outcome of the activity to be undertaken.
e. Absence from the permanent official station will not hamper the operational efficiency
of the office.
f. Expenses to be incurred is included on the approved Work and Financial Plan of the
office/unit concerned.
Note that travel authority shall not be issued for the following officials and employees:
a. With pending administrative case;
b. Will retire within one year from the date of the foreign official travel;
c. Whose previous travel has not been liquidated and cleared;
d. Who has not yet complied with reporting requirement/s for any previous travel.
422
Office or Division: Office of the Regional Director (ORD)
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Government to Government (G2G)
Who may avail: DepEd officials and employees meeting the conditions for foreign
personal travel as stated on DOs 043 and 046, s. 2022, specifically
• Schools Division Superintendents (SDS), Assistant Schools
Division Superintendents (ASDS), Assistant Regional Directors
(ARD)
• Division Chiefs and below in Regional Offices (RO)
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
9. One (1) original copy of filled out Travel Annex A, DO 043, s. 2022
Authority for Official Travel Form with https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-
supporting documents (see below) content/uploads/2022/10/DO_s2022_043-
corrected-copy.pdf
10. One (1) original copy of the signed invitation Inviting foreign government/institution or
addressed to the requesting party international agency/organization
11. One (1) original copy of Itinerary of Travel
12. One (1) original copy of Written justification, Client
addressed to the Approving Authority, to be
noted by the Recommending Authority8,
explaining the minimum conditions for
authorized official travel stated above and why
alternatives to travel such as all forms of
communication, (e.g. teleconferencing/
videoconferencing, submission of briefs/
position papers) are insufficient for the
purpose.
13. One (1) original Certificate of No Pending Legal unit with jurisdiction over the client
Case
14. One (1) copy of approved Completed Staff International Cooperation Office / Client
Work (CSW)
15. One (1) copy of Estimated Travel Cost
16. One (1) copy of Work and Financial Plan Client’s office
Optional requirements:
- If applying for Cash Advance (CA): Original Accounting unit with jurisdiction over the
certification that previous CA has been client
liquidated
- For Teachers in the Exchange Visitor Program
of the US Government:
d. TA signed by the Secretary Office of the Secretary
e. Clearance Certificate Regional Office
f. Copy of the Registration Sticker Commission on Filipino Overseas
- For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Office Signing authority for OO designated by
Order (SO) designating an OIC, if applicable, the Secretary
so as not to hamper the day-to-day operations
of the office
8
Refer to the Table of Recommending and Approving Authorities for Foreign Travel based on DO 046, s. 2022.
423
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
4. Submit complete 1.1 Check the None 10 Admin Aide,
requirements to the documents received, minutes Records Section
Regional Office process for release to the
Personnel Section
1.2 Receive documents None 5 minutes Admin Assistant,
and prepare TA for Personnel
signature
1.3 Check documents for None 3 hours Admin Officer,
completeness and Personnel
accuracy Section
9
For the format and specifics of the required post-travel report, refer to DO 043, s. 2022 at https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-
content/uploads/2022/10/DO_s2022_043-corrected-copy.pdf .
424
5.2.2 Issuance of Foreign Personal Travel Authority
DepEd officials and employees may apply for travel authority (TA) for private trips purely for
personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the government. However, foreign
scholarships/trainings sourced and pursued in their personal capacity need to be brought to
the attention of the immediate supervisor or head of office before applying for TA. Likewise,
those who intend to study abroad may be required to comply with the required service
obligation after the period of their leave.
Note that those who have pending administrative case/s, unliquidated / no clearance / non-
compliance to reportorial requirement for any previous travel shall not be granted foreign
personal TA.
425
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
3. Submit complete 1.1 Check the None 15 Administrative
requirements to the documents received, minutes Assistant /
Records Division of process for release to the Officer, Records
DepEd CO Personnel Division (PD) Division
1.2 Receive documents None 5 minutes Administrative
c. Regional Directors from Records Division, Assistant, PD
log on the database.
d. ORD – for Schools 1.3 Check documents for None 4 hours Administrative
Division completeness and Officer, PD
Superintendents, accuracy.
Assistant Schools
Division If there is no discrepancy
Superintendents, in the documents
Assistant Regional submitted, draft TA and
Directors forward to the applicable
Approving Authority in
DepEd CO. Otherwise,
inform the client of
discrepancies and wait
for reply.
1.4 Review and approve None 4 days Designated
TA and return to PD. Approving
Authority in
DepEd CO
1.5 Receive approved None 15 Administrative
TA, update the status of minutes Assistant /
the request on the Officer, PD
database, and release
documents to the
Records Division.
4. Receive requested 2.1 Check documents None 25 Administrative
document/s from the received and process for minutes Assistant /
Records Division release; release TA to Officer, Records
intended recipient. Division
TOTAL None 5 days
426
6. Processing of Equivalent Record Form (ERF)
Equivalent Record Form is a document indicating educational preparation, training,
teaching experience and extra-curricular activities for professional growth
undertaken by teacher. It is one of the ways for the upgrading of positions of
Teachers and for Head Teachers when there is no available position due to
retirement or natural vacancy
427
1.2 Assess and
Evaluate as to
completeness
ADAS/
correctness of
None 20 minutes Personnel
requirements
Section Staff
and take
appropriate
action
1.3 Forward to
SAO, Admin
Division for
approval of
None 10 minutes ADAS/SAO
ERF and initial
on the
transmittal
letter
1.4 Forward the
transmittal
letter of the
None 10 minutes CAO
ERF to be
signed by
CAO
1.5 Forward the
signed
documents to ADAS/ Records
None 5 minutes
Records Section Staff
Section for
release
TOTAL: None 50 minutes
428
7. Processing of Study Leave
Teaching Personnel
Study Leave is a privilege enjoyed by teachers in the public schools who rendered at
least seven (7) years in service. If opt to avail this leave, they are entitled to the
following:
● Study leave not exceeding one (1) school year
● At least sixty percent (60%) of their monthly salary
429
1. Submit 1.1 Stamp/Receive
complete the documents ADAS/
documents to and forward to None 5 minutes Record
the Records the Personnel Section Staff
Section Section
1.2 Assess and
Evaluate as to
completeness ADAS/
correctness of Personnel
None 20 minutes
requirements Section
and take Staff/AOV
appropriate
action
1.3 Forward to
Chief
Administrative None 10 minutes CAO
Officer, Admin.
Division for initial
1.4 Forward the
documents to
RD/ARD for None 10 minutes RD/ARD
approval or
disapproval
1.5 Forward the
signed ADAS/
documents to None 5 minutes Records
Records Section Section Staff
for release
TOTAL: None 50 minutes
430
8. Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits
This process covers the steps on the preparation of indorsement to be transmitted to
the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) for request of funding (SARO and
NCA) to DepEd Non-teaching and Teaching-related personnel who apply for
monetization of leave credits and terminal leave benefits claim from the Schools
Division Offices (SDOs).
431
● PSA Death Certificate
● PSA Marriage Certificate
● PSA Birth Certificate of
children
● Judicial or Extra Judicial
Settlement of Estate (duly
notarized)
15. Certificate of Last day of
Service
16. Endorsement from the DepEd Regional Office
Regional Office (1 Copy)
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1.1. Receive the
required complete None
compete documents
documents
1.2. Review the
submitted None
documents 1 hour ASD/Personnel
1.3. Compute/
Assess the
requirements
None
needed for
terminal leave
benefits
1.4. Prepare
Memo,
certification of
highest salary
received and
None 15 minutes ASD/Personnel
terminal leave
computation
to Finance
Division for
payment
1.5. Forward to
Finance
Division the None 2 minutes ASD/Personnel
necessary
documents
1 hour, 17
TOTAL: None
minutes
432
9. Request for Transfer from Another Region
This process covers the steps on the preparation of indorsement specifically on
the request for transfer of workstation indorsed to Regional Office by the Division
or Regional Offices and other agencies.
433
10. Stoppage/Deletion of Deductions in the Payroll (Loans and Insurances)
Stoppage/Deletion of Deductions in the Payroll (Loans and Insurances) is requested
by teaching/ non- teaching personnel who was fully paid or approved for GFAL. The
Personnel-in-Charge for PLI will prepare a communication addressed to respective
banks.
434
G. Quality Assurance Division
435
necessary
h. Certification from the SDS that no DepEd SDO- Office of the SDS
private high schoolwithin the
Municipality/ City is participating in the
GASTPE Program of DepEd, or that
GASTPE participating high school has
reached its allocation or number of
available slots or Justification by the
SDS on the need to establish a public
school to cater to the elementary
school graduates/students who cannot
afford to enroll in aprivate high school
i. Map, preferably drawn toscale, Client
showing the distances of the existing
schools within the catchment area of
the proposed school, duly certified by
the Municipal/City Engineer
j. Certification that the proposed school is Office of the Municipal/City
nor within 2-km radius (for rural areas) Engineer
and 1 km radius (for urban areas)from
any existing publicelementary/high
school
k. Justification by the SDS for the waiver DepEd SDO – Office of the SDS
on the 2 or 1km radius requirement, if
necessary
l. Any document such as butnot limited to Client
Deed of Donation, Deed of Sale or
Contract of Usufruct for 50years
executed in favor of DepEd; Original
Certificateof Title (OCT) or Transfer
Certificate of Title (TCT) inthe name of
DepEd, reflecting the size and
boundaries of the school site
m. Justification from SDS in case the DepEd SDO – Office of SDS
required schoolsite cannot be met
n. Clearance/permit stating that the Provincial Mines and
proposed site isnot a high-risk area Geosciences Bureau (MGB) and
Department of Environment and
Natural Resources (DENR) -
Regional Office
o. School site development pla Client
p. School building plan indicating the Client
number and technical specifications of
the classroom to be built
q. School building design duly approved Client
by DepEdEFD- AS
r. School Building permit Office of the Municipal/City
Engineer
s. Bureau of Fire Protection Certificate Bureau of Fire Protection
t. Inspection Report, in case classrooms SGOD – Facilities Section
are already constructed
436
u. Duly Notarized MOA by Client
and between DepEd
represented by SDS, and
LGU, represented by the
Municipal/City Mayor or
Provincial Governor, as the
case may be, where the
LGU shall provide funds
among others, the
following: (i) construction of
the new school building;
(ii) procurement of
educational facilities,
furniture, textbooks and
instructional materials; (iii)
operation and maintenance
for at least five (5) years or
until such time when funds
for the purpose are
incorporated in the national
budget; and
(iv) salaries of teaching
and non-teaching
personnel, preferably at
par with national salary
rates
v. Sangguniang Bayan/ Office of the Sangguniang Bayan/
Panlalawigan/ Panlalawigan/ Panglungsod
Panglungsod’s
Resolution for the
purpose
w. Certification that the DepEd SDO – Office of the SDS
Division Office has
sufficient fund to cover
resulting expenses, if
any
x. List of teaching and non- Client
teaching personnel to be
borrowed from the
existing nearby
school(s), duly identified
by the respective Item
Number per PSIPOP
and name of school, if
any
437
B. Establishment of a Stand-Alone Senior High School (SHS)
1. Action slip (1 original copy) DepEd SDO
2. Evaluation slip (1 original copy) DepEd SDO
3. Application Documents (1 original copy each
document)
a. Indorsement Letter DepEd SDO
b. Letter request from interested parties PTA/Barangay Council/ DepEd
addressed to the SDS or recommendation SDO
from the SDS to open a stand- alone
SHS/ Justification onthe need to
establishment of stand-alone SHS
Client
c. Track(s), Strand(s) to beoffered as well
as their respective number of
prospective enrollees
d. School Environment(environmental Client
scanning/situational analysis)
e. List and types of establishment and Client/ Office of the
industries in the community, as Municipal/City Engineer
attested by the Department of
Trade and Industry, Departmentof
Labor and Employmentor the
Municipal Planning Officer
f. Certification from the SDS that the track (s) Office of the SDS
and strand (s) to be offered are aligned
with the Local Development Plans, as
evident in the list provided by the
Municipal/City Mayor, and are decided
upon by the Regional Director, SDS,
Division Planning Officer, and School Head
concerned
g. Result of the internal assessment or
survey done with the prospective enrollees Client
h. List of tracks and strands to be offered, Client
duly signedby the RD or SDS, Planning
Officer, and School Head
i. Accomplished SHS Site Appraisal Form Client
(Annex E)
j. SHS building plan indicating the number
and technical specification of the Client
classroom to be built
k. SHS building permit Office of the Municipal /City
Engineer
l. Inspection Report, in case classrooms are
already constructed SGOD – Facilities Section
f. MOA executed betweenthe SDS and
the partner entity enumerating the Client
respective roles of both parties
Client
m. Immersion Deployment Plan
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C. Separation of School Annexes
1. Application Documents (1 original copy each document)
a. Indorsement Letter DepEd SDO
SGOD – Planning Unit
b. Certification of DepEd School ID
DepEd CO/RO
c. Approval on the establishment of school annex Office of the Municipal/City
d. Duly approved Sangguniang Bayan/ Panlungsod Mayor
Resolution supporting the separationof the school annex,
indicating the proposed name of the school
e. Duly recommended/ endorsed request for separation of Client/ Office of the SDS and/or
the school annex concerned stakeholders
f. Feasibility study, indicating the following: (i) Justification Client
on the need to separate a school annex; (ii) Proposed
Organizational Structure; (iii) School Environment
(environmental scanning/situational analysis); (iv)
Proposed School Development Plan;and (v) Proposed
Budget/Budgetary Requirements
g. Duly signed Inventory of crucial resources to be Client & Mother School’s
transferred to the proposed school to be separated Property Custodian
Client
h. Duly notarized MOA regarding the separation of school
annexes, drawn by and between the School Head of the
mother schooland OIC/TIC of the school annex,
indicating among others, the transfer of crucial resources
to the proposed regular school, as follows: (i) Teaching
and non-teaching items, pursuant to the existing DepEd-
DBM staffing standards for school; (ii) Funds for
Personnel Services based on the actual salaries of the
school personnel (both teaching and non- teaching) to
be transferred; (iii) Funds for Maintenance and Other
Operating Expenses (MOOE); (iv) Facilities, furniture,
equipment, and textbooks in all subject areas; and (v)
Other funding requirements until such time that the
school’s funding requirement is integrated in the General
Appropriations Act (GAA)
i. Justification in case the required MOA (item “h”) cannot School Head/OSDS
be met
j. Latest and updated PSIPOP including proposal for the Client
items for Principal I and additional teachers and support
personnel
k. List of enrollees by gradelevel, duly signed by the School School Head/ OIC and OSDS
Head/OIC and attested by the SDS
l. Justification in case list of enrollees (item “k”) by grade
level cannot be met Office of the SDS
m. Any document such as butnot limited to Deed of
Donation, Deed of Sale or Contract of Usufruct for Client
50 years executed in favor of DepEd; Original
Certificateof Title (OCT) or Transfer Certificate of
Title (TCT) inthe name of DepEd, reflecting the size
and boundaries of the school site
Office of the SDS
n. Justification in case item“m” cannot be met
2. Action Slip (1 original copy) DepEd SDO
3. Evaluation Slip (1 original copy) DepEd SDO
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D. Merging of Elementary/ Secondary Schools
1. Application documents (1 original copy each)
a. Indorsement Letter DepEd SDO
b. DepEd School IDs of the schools to be merged SGOD – Planning Unit
c. Map, preferably drawn to scale, showing the Client/Office of the
distances of the existing schools within the Municipal/City
catchment area of the proposed new school, duly Engineer/SDO
certified by the Municipal/City Engineer and
validated by the SDO
d. Letter request addressed to the SDS on the Client
proposed merging of schools
e. Feasibility Study on the proposed merging of Client & Office of the SDS
schools, duly endorsed by the SDS
f. Proposed Schools’ Implementation Plan, as Client
merged, covering five (5) years to include among
others, the following: (i) Current and projected
enrollment for 5 school years, by grade level; (ii)
Proposed budgetary requirements for its
Personnel Services, MOOE,and Capital Outlay;
(iii) Strategic Plan regarding thecurriculum and
instructional supervision of the proposedschool;
(iv) School Site Development Plan of the schools
to be merged, including proposed school building,
as needed
g. Updated Status Report of the schools to be Client
merged with regard to their existingcrucial
resources Property Custodians of both
h. Inventory of learning resources of both schools to schools to be merged
be merged
i. Inventory of PSIPOP of both schools to be Client
merged
j. Duly notarized MOA on merging schools, drawn Client
up by and between the SDS and School Heads
concerned indicating among others, the crucial
resources for the proposed merged school
k. Duly signed Designation of Order for the OIC/TIC Office of the SDS
of the merged schools
l. Duly approved Sangguniang Bayan/ Panlungsod Office of the Municipal/City
Resolution supporting the merging of schools Mayor
m. Certification from the LGU signed by the Office of the Municipal/City
Municipal/City Mayor, as the case maybe, where Mayor
the LGU shall continue to provide funds for the
operation and maintenance of the merged school
n. Any document such as but not limited to Deed of Client
Donation, Deed of Sale or Contract of Usufruct
for 50 years executed in favor of DepEd; Original
Certificate of Title (OCT) or Transfer Certificate
of Title (TCT) in the name of DepEd, reflecting
the size and boundaries of the school site
2. Action Slip (1 original copy) DepEd SDO
3. Evaluation Slip (1 original copy) DepEd SDO
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E. Conversion of School
1.Action slip (1 original and 1photocopy) DepEd SDO
2.Evaluation slip (1 original and 1photocopy)
3.a Application Documents for Non-
Implementing Unit High School to
Implementing Unit conversion (1 original copy
each document)
a. DREC Evaluation Report DepEd SD
b. School’s latest and updated PSIPOP Client
c. Approval of school’s agency code by DBM DBM
d. Designation documents duly signed by School Head
the School Head
e. Certificates of Training attended by the Client
designated/appointed financial staff
related to financial management
f. Certification as to the capability of the School Head
school to comply with the submissionof
financial oversight agencies such as COA,
DBM, NEDA, House of Representatives,
etc. Client
g. Copy of the current GAA where the
appropriation forthe school is reflected Client
h. Enhanced Basic Education Information
System (EBEIS) data on enrollment per
grade level for the current school year
i. Letter request addressed tothe SDO School Head
j. Endorsement letter from SDO to the DepEd SDO – Office of the
Regional Office SDS
k. Endorsement letter from the RO to Central DepEd RO – Office of the RD
Office
3.b. Application Documents for Elementary/
Secondary School(s) into an Integrated School (1
original copy each document)
a. Indorsement Letter DepEd SDO – OSDS
b. Evaluation Report for DREC DepEd SDO
c. DepEd School ID(s) Client
d. Letter request for the conversion of Client
school(s) into an IS addressed to SDS
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f. In case of merging or
combination of existing
elementary and secondary
schools:
● Feasibility study on the
proposed expansion of Client
school, duly
recommended/endorsed
by the SDS
● IS Implementation Plan
covering five (5) years to Client
include among others, the
following: (i) Current and
projected enrollment for 5
school years, by grade
level; (ii) Proposed
budgetary requirements
for Personnel Services,
MOOE, and Capital
Outlay; (iii) Operational
Plan regarding curriculum
and instructional
supervision of the
proposed IS; and
(iv)School Site
Development Plan to
include proposed schools’
buildings, as needed
● Inventory of learning School Property Custodian
resources prepared by the
School’s Property
Custodian, as validated by
the SDO
● Updated PSIPOP of both
schools to be integrated
● Map, preferably drawn to Client
scale, showing the
distances of the existing
Client
schools within the
catchment area, duly
certified by the
Municipal/City Engineer
and validated by the SDO
● Duly notarized MOA on
merging or combination of
schools, drawn up by and Client
between the School Heads
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of both schools indicating
among others, the
integration of crucial
resources for proposed IS
g. Duly approved
Sangguniang
Office of the Municipal/City Mayor
Bayan/Panlungsod
Resolution supporting the
conversion of school(s) into
an IS, indicating therein the
proposed name of the
school
h. Certification from the LGU,
where the LGU shall Office of the Municipal/City Mayor
continue to provide funds
for the operation and
maintenance for at least 5
years or until such time that
such funds are incorporated
in the national budget
i. Designation Order for the Client
proposed School Head
j. Transcript of Records,
Certificates of Relevant SDO – Records Unit
Training, Service Record
and Civil Service eligibility
of the proposed School
Head, duly certified by the
Division Office’s Records
Unit
k. Justification by the SDS, in
case the proposed School
Office of the SDS
Head does not meet the
Qualification Standards for
the School Head item for
secondary school
l. Certification from the SDS
as to the school assignment Office of the SDS
of the other School Head
who will not be selected, in
case both schools to be
merged or combined are
with existing School Heads
3.c. Application Documents for
High School to a Science
School conversion: (1 original
copy each document)
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a. Indorsement Letter DepEd SDO
b. Evaluation Report of DREC DepEd SDO
c. Certification of National DepEd CO – BEA
Achievement Test (NAT)
Results for the past 3 years
d. Certification from the Client
Organizers of
International/National/Regio
nal Mathematics and
Science Competitions
e. Current School Program, School Head/ Office of the SDS
signed by the School Head
and approved by the SDS
f. Copy of curriculum guide Client
and special science
curriculum
g. Certified true copies of the School Head
Transcript of Records of
School Head
h. Certified true copies of School head
Certificate of Training in
Science/Mathematics
subject attended by the
School Head
i. Certified true copy of the Client
Transcript Records of
Science and Mathematics
teachers
j. Copy of the PRC-LET Client
Ratings of teachers
indicating their field of
specialization/concentration
(I.e. mathematics, physical
science, biological science,
chemistry, general science,
etc.
k. Certified true copies of Client
Certificate of Relevant
Training attended by the
Teachers (e.g. Certification
Program or other related
trainings for non-major math
& science teachers)
l. Updated School Profile Client
m. Attested Certificate on the School Head/Office of the SDS
availability of learning
resources
n. Validated Inventory of
learning resources School Property Custodian
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o. Duly approved Office of the Municipal/City Mayor
Sangguniang
Bayan/Panlungsod
Resolution supporting the
conversion of school(s) into
an IS, indicating therein the
proposed name of the
school
3.d Application Documents for
High School to Technical-
Vocational School conversion:
(1 original copy each document)
a. Indorsement Letter Office of the SDS
b. Evaluation Report from DepEd SDO
DREC
c. Letter of Intent of SH Client
addressed to RD through
SDS
d. Current School Program Client
signed by the School Head
and approved by the SDS
e. Copy of the Technical- Client
Vocational Curriculum
Guide (Competency-Based
Curriculum) and special
technical-vocational
curriculum
f. Approved from the Office of Office of the Undersecretary for Programs and
the Undersecretary for Projects
Programs and Projects on
the technical-vocational
course to be offered by the
school, aligned with TESDA
Training Regulations
g. Certification of the
School Head
technical-vocational course
being offered: (I) is relevant
to the needs of the
community/local industry;
(ii) has available localized
curriculum in partnership
with local industry/ies; and
(iii) is based on
specialization aligned with
TESDA Training
Regulation, for assessment
and employment purposes
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h. Notarized Feasibility Study, Client
duly recommended by the
SDS, indicating the
following: (i) need to convert
into a Technical-Vocational
School; (ii) Current and
projected enrollment for a
period of five years; (iii)
Demand to open a
Technical- Vocational
course; (iv) Organizational
Structure; (v) School
Development Plan; and (vi)
Proposed
Budget/Budgetary
Requirements
i. Certified true copy of
Transcript of Records of School Head
School Head
j. Certified true copy of
School Head
National Certificate (NC) or
higher certificate for the
technical-vocational course
attained by the School
Head as issued by TESDA
k. Certified true copies of the Client
Transcript of Records of
Technical-Vocational
Teacher
l. Certified true copies of NC
II or higher certificate issued Client
by TESDA of Technical-
Vocational Teachers on
special technical-vocational
skills
m. Copies of PRC-LET Rating Client
of teachers indicating their
field of
specialization/concentration
n. Updated Teacher’s Profile Client
o. Inventory of learning School Property Custodian
resources per specialization
validated by the SDO
p. Certification that the
relevant resources of the School Head
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school are adequate, duly
validated by the SDO
q. Duly approved
Sangguniang
Office of the Municipal/City Mayor
Bayan/Panlungsod
Resolution supporting the
conversion of school,
indicating therein the
proposed name of the
school Office of the Municipal/City Mayor
r. Certification from the LGU,
where the LGU shall
continue to provide funds
for the operation and
maintenance for at least 5
years or until such time that
such funds are incorporated
in the national budget
s. Any document such as but
not limited to Deed of Client
Donation, Deed of Sale or
Contract of Usufruct for 50
years executed in favor of
DepEd; Original Certificate
of Title (OCT) or Transfer
Certificate of Title (TCT) in
the name of DepEd,
reflecting the size and
boundaries of the school
site
Office of the SDS
t. Justification in case the
required size of technical-
vocational school site
cannot be met
3.e. Application Documents for
Existing Elementary and Junior
High School into a Stand-Alone
Senior High School: (1 original
copy each document)
a. Indorsement Letter DepEd SDO – Office of the SDS
b. Certification of DepEd SGOD – Planning Unit
School ID prepared by the
Planning Unit
c. Letter request for Client
Implementation of SHS
program addressed to the
SDS
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d. Certification signed by the Client
SDS stating that no public
SHS is offering the same
track within the catchment
are or Justification signed
by the SDS, in case will
offer the same SHS track
e. Implementation Plan for Client
SHS program covering five
(5) years to including
among others: (i) Current
and projected enrollment for
5 years by grade level; (ii)
Proposed budgetary
requirements for Personnel
Services, Maintenance and
other Operating Expenses,
and Capital Outlay; (iii)
Operational Plan regarding
curriculum and instructional
supervision of the proposed
SHS; and (iv) School Site
Development Plan to
include proposed building,
as needed
f. Certification signed by the School Head
School Head, duly attested
by the SDS on the excess
of classrooms, tables,
chairs and other resources
to be used in the
implementation of SHS
program
g. Inventory of learning School Property Custodian
resources prepared by the
Property Custodian as
validated by the SDO
h. Updated PSIPOP of the Client
concerned school
i. Map preferably drawn to Client
scale, showing the vacant
lot where the proposed SHS
classrooms/school building
are/will be constructed, duly
certified by the Municipal
City Engineer
j. List of prospective enrollees Client
in SHS per track and
strand, indicating their
names, Learner Reference
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Number (LRN), where
applicable, age, addresses,
school names, DepEd
School ID Numbers where
they are currently or
previously enrolled or
Justification signed by the
SDS, in case the required
minimum enrollment and/or
number of tracks are not
satisfied
k. List and types of Client/ Office of the Municipal Planning Officer
establishment and
industries in the community,
as attested by the
Department of Trade and
Industry, Department of
Labor and Employment or
the Municipal Planning
Officer
l. Certification from the SDS Office of the SDS
that the track (s) and strand
(s) to be offered are aligned
with the Local Development
Plans, as evident in the list
provided by the
Municipal/City Mayor, and
are decided upon by the
Regional Director, SDS,
Division Planning Officer,
and School Head
concerned
m. Result of the internal Client
assessment or survey done
with the prospective
enrollees
n. List of tracks and strands to Client
be offered, duly signed by
the RD or SDS, Planning
Officer, and School Head
o. MOA executed between the Client
SDS and the partner entity
enumerating the respective
roles of both parties
p. Immersion Deployment Client
Plan
q. Certification duly signed by Client
the SDS on the compliance
to the following conditions:
(i) Learners are not denied
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access to elementary and
JHS education as the result
of the conversion; (ii) Prior
consultation with both
internal and external
stakeholders are conducted
for the purpose by the SDS
and School Head of the
concerned elementary or
JHS; (iii) Health and safety
of any learner is not
compromised as a result of
the conversion and
subsequent transfer of
elementary and/or JHS
learners, taking into
consideration the distance
to be travelled to and from
the new school site; and (iv)
Affected school personnel
shall not be displaced and
demoted, and shall be
transferred to the nearest
school were the services
are needed
r. Duly approved Office of the Municipal/City Mayor
Sangguniang
Bayan/Panlungsod
Resolution supporting the
conversion of school,
indicating therein the
proposed name of the
school
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. SDO 1.1 Stamp receive
submit the and input in
pre-evaluated the Data
application Tracking Records
None 1 hour
documents of System the Officer/ADAS
public application
schools endorsed by
the SDO
1.2 Assign to EPS
None CES
In-charge
1.3 Evaluate
documentary
requirement None 5 days EPS
If 100% compliant
- Recommend to
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RIT for ocular
inspection
No-Return
documentary
requirements
to SDO
1.4 For 100%
compliant
applications -
Conduct
online (with
internet None 5 days RIT
connectivity)
or on-site
Inspection/
Validation of
facilities
1.5 Prepare
inspection/
validation
report and
recommendati
on based on
the findings of
the on-site
None 4 days RIT
validation
If 100% compliant
- Proceed to
preparation of
endorsement/
permit
No - Notify SDO of
deficiencies
1.6 Submit the
findings to the None 5 minutes EPS
CES
1.7 Review and
check the
findings; Affix
the signature
None 4 hours CES
on the
validation/
inspection
report
1.8 Prepare the
approval None 1 day ADAS
document
1.9 Review and
None 4 hours CES
countersign
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prepared
document
1.10 Approve
endorsement/
permit for
Establishment,
Merging, ARD
None 1 day
Conversion, RD
and Naming/
Renaming and
Separation of
Public Schools
453
Schools Division Offices
External Services
454
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE – EXTERNAL SERVICES
455
School Records appropriate
with consideration action.
to Data Privacy Act
1.2 Refers the SDS
10minute
documents to None
s
Legal Unit
1.3 Check the
Legal Unit
completeness of
personnel/
all the
Legal
requirements None 1 day Officer
then prepare the
Resolution for
correction
1.4 Forward to SDS 5 minutes Legal
None
for signature Officer
1.5 A signed
Resolution will be
issued by the
SDS to the public
or private school
to change the
SDS/ SDS
entries in the None 1 day
Staff
school records of
the applicant.
Then forward to
Records Section
for releasing of
document.,
1. Receive a copy of 1.1. Release a copy
the Order of the Order to Records/
the applicant and 10 Releasing
None
to the concerned minutes In-
school Charge/Ad
min Staff
2 days
TOTAL None and 35
minutes
456
B. Personnel Unit
457
2. Submit the 2.1. Receive and
complete stamp and
pertinent check
documents to the completeness
school where of the School
vacancy regular submitted None 5 minutes
Head/
and/or natural) documents
exists, and
receive the
receiving copy.
2.2. Evaluate the
documents District
submitted by Screening
None 15 minutes
the applicant/s Committe
for authenticity e
and veracity
2.3. Submit a Soft
and Hard copy
of the result of District
pre- Screening
assessment at None 1 day Committe
the HR Office e
through the
Records
Section
2.4. Receive and
stamp the hard
copy of the
Records
result of Pre-
None 5 minutes Section
assessment as
Staff, SDO
received and
forward to HR
Office
2.5. Receive the
result of the HRMO,
pre- Personnel
assessment None 10 minutes
Section,
and verify if the
applicant SDO
registers online
3. Receive the 3.1. Notify applicant HRMO,
notification from on the initial
Personnel
HRMO evaluation None 10 minutes
Section,
through
posting/ email SDO
1 day, 55
TOTAL: None
minutes
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2. Acceptance of Employment Application for Initial Evaluation (Non-Teaching
and Teaching-Related Positions both promotion and entry)
Any individual with interest in applying for a position in DepEd may submit his/her
following credentials and other requirements.
460
1.5. Reviews and
approves the None 1 day
ICS/RIS
1.6. Informs the
Recipient Schools
for the distribution of None 1 day
textbooks and/or
equipment
1.7. Preparation of
distribution list and
None 3 hours
in coordination with
district/schools
2. Receive the 2.1. Distributes the
textbooks textbook and/or
and/or equipment together
None 1 day
equipment by with the copy of
the recipient signed Inventory
schools Custodian Slip
6 days
TOTAL None and 6
hours
461
D. Records Unit
462
2. Issuance of Requested Documents (CTC and Photocopy of Documents)
CTC document copy is issued if the document secured in the Records Section is
originated/created by the Department. Issuance of Requested Documents is provided
to teaching, non-teaching personnel and retirees whose documents were misplaced,
lost, burned, or beyond recovery to be used for various purposes such as appointment,
promotion, resignation, retirement, salary upgrading, leave abroad, employment
abroad, loan, transfer, etc.
463
3. Certification, Authentication, Verification (CAV)
Official and formal processes and acts of checking, reviewing, and certifying to the
genuineness and veracity of available academic school records of a learner duly
performed by the DepEd and the DFA pursuant to existing arrangements by the said
Departments; and shall be issued to the applicant only for the following applicable
purposes required by DFA: (a)Employment abroad; (b)Seaman’s Book /Seafarer’s
Registration Certificate; (c)Migration abroad; (d)Student visa; (e)Tourist visa; (f)Fiancé
visa; (g)Descendant’s visa; (h)Reimbursement of education allowance / tuition feed of
children of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW); (i)Such other purposes as maybe
required inwriting by the DFA. Service is in accordance with DO no 48, s. 2017
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12. Special Order (1 Original and 2 School Attended
photocopies certified by the School
Head)
Graduate and undergraduate from public
schools:
1. List of Approved CAV Request – CAV School Attended (for CAV form 6)
Form 6, CAV Form 14, CAV 14 (1 original Division Office (for CAV form 14)
and 2 photocopy)
2. Request Form for ALS & PEPT Result School Attended/ BEA
Rating – CAV Form 10 (1 original and 2
photocopies)
3. Indorsement from School Division – CAV Division Office
Form 13 (1 original and 2 photocopies)
4. Diploma (1 Original and 2 certified true School Attended
copies certified by the School Head)
5. ALS Accreditation & Equivalency Test Division Office
Result (for ALS) (1 original and 2 certified
true copies)
6. PEPT Test Result Rating (1 original and Division Office/BEA
2 certified true copies)
7. PSA Birth Certificate Copy (1 Original Client
and 2 photocopies)
8. Latest Passport size ID picture (2 copies) Client
9. Documentary Stamp 2 pcs BIR
PROCES PERSON
FEES TO
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION SING RESPON
BE PAID
TIME SIBLE
1. Submits 1.Receives and checks
request and the completely filled
completely fill- out CAV application
Administra
out the CAV form and all 10
None tive Staff
Application supporting documents minutes
(Records)
Form from the of the client. Verify if
Records authenticated by
school principal
1.2 Assigns specific
CAV number and
print 2 copies of CAV Administra
10
certificates; 1 original None tive Staff
minutes
to be send off to the (Records)
applicant and one for
Filing
2. Verify the 2.1 Attach picture, None
accuracy of the documentary stamp (Docume
data encoded to and dry seal then ntary Administra
10
the CAV present it to the client stamp is tive Staff
minutes
certificate then for final verification available (Records)
return to the at BIR
processor offices)
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2.2 Forward printed
CAV to Records Administra
15
Section then to be None tive Staff
minutes
signed by the Chief (Records)
Admin Officer
2.3 Scan and send the
CAV certificate and
the attached
Academic School
Records address.
Administra
While sending, seal 10
None tive Staff
the CAV certificate minutes
(Records)
in a brown envelope
and paste the DFA
Authentication
section addresses
at the back.
3. Receive the 3.1 Inform client of steps
completed CAV to avoid tampering or
documents forging any of the
documents subject
for the CAV.The DFA
shall honor
documents hand- Administra
10
carried by the None tive Staff
minutes
applicant only when (Records)
the scanned copy of
the same have been
properly received in
advance by the DFA
then release it to the
client
1 hour, 5
TOTAL: None
minutes
466
4. Receiving and Releasing of Communication and other Documents
The procedure for proper receiving and releasing of communications
467
5. Receiving of Complaints against Non-Teaching Personnel
Administrative complaints may be filed for any of the grounds specified under DepEd
Order No. 49, series of 2006, “Revised Rules of Procedure of the Department of
Education in Administrative Cases” or Revised Rules on Administrative Cases in the
Civil Service (RRACCS). This refers to the process of receiving formal complaints
against any DepEd Non-Teaching Personnel.
468
2. Receive the 2.1. Return client’s None 3 minutes Administra
receiving copy receiving copy tive Aide
for reference VI or
Administra
tive Officer
IV
(Records)
TOTAL None 21 minutes
469
6. Receiving of Complaints against Teaching Personnel (Multi-stage
Processing)
Administrative complaints may be filed for any of the grounds specified under DepEd
Order No. 49, series of 2006, “Revised Rules of Procedure of the Department of
Education in Administrative Cases” or Revised Rules on Administrative Cases in the
Civil Service (RRACCS). This refers to the process of receiving formal complaints
against any DepEd Teaching or Teaching-Related Personnel.
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1.3. Log the received 5 minutes
document/s to the
Incoming
Logbook.
2. Receive 2.1.Return client’s None 3 minutes Administrative
the receiving copy Aide VI or
receiving Administrative
copy for Officer IV
reference (Records Unit)
2.2.Forward the None 10 minutes Administrative
complaint to OSDS Aide VI or
for routing. Administrative
Officer IV
(Records Unit)
2.3.Log the document, None 10 minutes Administrative
with attached Aide VI or
referral slip, to the Administrative
appropriate Assistant III
logbook (OSDS)
2.5.Forward to Legal
Unit, for 5 minutes Administrative
appropriate action. Aide VI or
Administrative
Assistant III
(OSDS)
2.6.Evaluate the None 1 day Attorney III/
complaint if the Designated
same is grievable/ Legal Officer
mediatable or not
and prepare
necessary
Communication,
copy furnished the
client
2.7.Forward to OSDS None 1 day Administrative
the initialed Assistant III
communication (Legal) or
Attorney
III/Division
Legal Officer
ASDS
Administrative
Aide VI (ASDS)
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2.8. Log the document, None 10 minutes Administrative
with attachment/s Aide VI or
to the appropriate Administrative
logbook Assistant III
2.9. Return signed (OSDS)
communication to
Legal Unit, for 5 minutes
organization of
documents
2.10. Arrange the None 20 minutes Administrative
documents to be Assistant III
forwarded to (Legal) or
Records Unit. Attorney
III/Division
2.11. Forward to 5 minutes Legal Officer
Records Unit, for
releasing
2.12. Stamp Release None 10 minutes Administrative
the documents Aide VI or
and arrange for Administrative
servicing/ Officer IV
sending to (Records Unit)
addressee
472
SAMPLE TEMPLATE FOR COMPLAINT
473
474
475
E. Curriculum Implementation Division
PERSON
FEES TO PROCESS
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION RESPONS
BE PAID ING TIME
IBLE
1.Register to 1.1 Access
LRMDS Portal https://lrmds.de None 1 minute Client
(New Account) ped.gov.ph
1.2 Assist creation
of LR Account
1.3 Log-in to the EPS-
None 5 minutes
LR Portal/ LR/PDO
assist in
technical issue
2.Request for 2.1. Accomplish
Resetting of online form for
None 1 minute Client
Password (Old Resetting of
Account) Password
476
2.2. Receive
request for
None 1 minute
resetting of
password
2.3. Reset
EPS-
password in
None 3 minutes LR/PDO
LRMDS Portal
Dashboard
2.4. Send email
notification for None 2 minutes
new password
3. Access LR thru 3.1. Provide further
https://lrmds.dep assistance, as None 1 minute PDO-LR
ed.gov.ph needed
4. Click the Begin
None 3 minutes Client
Quick Tour
5. Sign-in using
username and None 1 minute Client
password
6. Search for LRs
on the Navigation
Bar a. Resources None 1 minute Client
Menu
b. Filter Menu
7. Select from the 7.1 Provide LR
List of the number code of
5 minutes PDO/
specific LRs the desired None
Librarian
needed resources (upon
request)
8. Click the View
button to check 1 minute
None Client
the details of the
select LRs
9. Click Download
button to save
None 2 minutes Client
digital copy of the
select LRs
10. Provide
feedback on
LRs searched
/downloaded by
giving None 1 minute Client
comments on
the Add New
Comment box
(Optional)
11. Sign-out of the
None 1 minute Client
LR Portal
29
TOTAL: None
minutes
477
2. Borrowing of Learning Materials from Libraries
DepEd recognizes the rights of every teacher and learner to access available learning
materials (LMs), thus the Library Circulation Services. All schools/districts/ SDOs with
established libraries offer the library services.
478
4. Receive LM 4.1. Prepare and Librarian/
None 5 minutes
release the LM Library staff
4.2. Sign the
Borrower’s and
Librarian/
Returning None 1 minute
Library staff
Transaction
Forms
21
TOTAL: None
479
3. Alternative Learning System (ALS) Enrollment
ALS provides opportunities for Out-of-School Youth and Adult (OSYA) to develop
basic and functional literacy skills and to access equivalent pathways to complete
basic education.
480
F. School Governance and Operation Division - Planning and Research
Section
481
action
undertaken
to the said
letter request
1.6. Prepare the
transmittal
letter and
attachments
Planning
to be signed None 15 minutes
Officer
by SDS then
forward to
Records
Section
2. Receive the 2.1. Release the
Records
necessary documents to None 2 minutes
Officer
documents the client
2 days, 4
TOTAL: None hours, 37
minutes
482
G. School Governance and Operation Division - School Management,
Monitoring and Evaluation Section
483
Endorsement from the Schools Division Provided by the SMM&E (In charge of
Superintendent (for Private Schools
new/recognition/renewal)
FEES
PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE PROCESSING
RESPONSIBLE
PAID TIME
1. Submit all the 1.1. Receive and None 10 minutes Admin Officer
documentary record the IV/Admin Staff
requirements documents (Records)
(printed or thru DTS/
electronic) for Logbook with
pre-validation assign
purposes thru tracking
Records number, then
Section forward to
SGOD Chiefs
1.2. Receive None 10 minutes SGOD
documents by Chief/SGOD Staff
SGOD Chief
and route to
designated/in-
charge for
Private School
1.3. Process and None 5 days SMM&E (In charge
evaluate the of Private School)/
documentary Alternate focal
requirements
received
1.4. Conduct None 3 days Senior Education
onsite Program
validation to Specialist(SMM&E)
school
applicant. Education Program
Supervisor (CID&
SGOD)
PSDS (CID)
Division Engineer
(if available)
1.5. Conduct post- None 2 hours Senior Education
conference Program
regarding the Specialist(SMM&E)
results of the
inspection Education Program
and prepare Supervisor (CID&
reports. SGOD)/
PSDS (CID)/
484
Division Engineer
(if available)
2. School 2.1. Inform the None 1 hour Senior Education
applicant school Program
acknowledge applicant of Specialist(SMM&E)
the results of the result of
validation and validation and Education Program
inspection inspection Supervisor (CID&
SGOD)
PSDS (CID)
Division Engineer
(if available)
3. Submit the 3.1. Receive the None 1 day Education Program
lacking lacking Specialist II
documents if documents/ (SMM&E)
any or comply prepare the
with the endorsement Senior Education
monitoring to Regional Program Specialist
tool/checklist Office (SMM&E)
of
requirements
3.2. Secure the None 1 day SDS
signature of
the SDS for
indorsement.
3.3. Release and None 1 hour Admin Officer
forward IV/Admin Staff
documents to (Records)
Regional
Office for their
appropriate
action
4. Receive the 4.1. Inform the None 15 minutes Education Program
information school Specialist II
thru applicant that (SMM&E)
email/SMS the
that status of application Senior Education
application has been Program Specialist
has been forwarded to (SMM&E)
forwarded to RO
RO
10 days, 4
TOTAL hours, 35
minutes
485
2. Issuance of Special Orders for Graduation of Private School Learners
The Division Office is authorized to evaluate and process the complete documentary
requirements for Special Order (SO) application of private schools with Provisional
Permits to Operate in School Year or prior to the School Year (SY) for the graduation
of qualified Grade 12 learners.
SGOD - School Management, Monitoring and
Office or Division:
Evaluation
Classification: Highly Technical
Government to Business (G2B)
Type of Transaction:
Who may avail: Any private school with graduating students (Grade 12)
486
charge for SGOD Chief/
Private School SGOD Staff
1.3. Process, None 5 days SMM&E (In
evaluate the charge of Private
documentary School)/
requirements Alternate focal
and prepares
Indorsement
1.4. Secure the None 1 day SDS
signature of the
SDS for the
indorsement.
1.5. Refer to the None 10 minutes Admin Officer IV/
Records Unit Admin Staff
and release to (Records)
Regional
Office for their
appropriate
action
6 days and
TOTAL: None 30 minutes
Note: Complete substantial and official documents should be submitted in order to process
the requests. Otherwise, request will be denied due to lack of document, and it cannot be
processed.
487
3. Application for Senior High School (SHS) Additional Track/Strand
The Schools Division Office is authorized to evaluate, process, and validate the
complete documentary requirements of private schools applying for additional SHS
track/strand.
488
• School bond
• Copy of retirement Plan registered with the
Securities and Exchange Commission
• Copy of Latest Financial Statement of the
school certified by an independent CPA
• Proposed Curriculum
• Proposed tuition and other school fees
• List of New Teaching/Academic Staff for the
Course(s) program(s) applied for
• List of laboratory facilities, equipment,
furniture, supplies and materials classified by
subject area, (to be certified by the school
head)
• List of library holdings (to be certified by the
school head)
• Inspection and Application
Fees
489
minimum of 3 laboratories), Workshop Room/
Studios); (c) Athletic Facilities; (d) Learners’
Resource Center or Library; (e) Internet
Facilities; (f) Ancillary Services
• A copy of Memorandum / Memoranda of
Agreement/ Memorandum of Understanding
for partnership arrangements relative to the
SHS Program Implementation. These
arrangements may include: (a) Engagement
of stakeholders in the localization of the
curriculum; (b) Work Immersion; (c)
Apprenticeship; (d) Research; (e) Provision of
equipment and laboratories, workshops, and
other facilities; (f) Organization of career
guidance and youth formation activities; (g)
others
• Additional requirements for Category D: (a)
Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws for
Private Schools only; (b) Documents of
ownership of school sites under the name of
the school, or Deed of Usufruct; (c) Proposed
Annual Budget and Annual Expenditures
SGOD
Chief/
SGOD Staff
1.3. Process, evaluate the None 5 days SMM&E (In
documentary charge of
requirements and Private
prepares Indorsement School)/
Alternate
focal
490
1.4. Secure the signature of None 1 day SDS
the SDS for the
indorsement.
1.5. Refers to the Records None 10 Admin
Unit and release to minutes Officer IV/
Regional Office for Admin Staff
their appropriate (Records)
action
6 days
TOTAL: None and 30
minutes
491
4. Application of Summer Permit for Private Schools
The Schools Division Office is authorized to evaluate, process, and issue summer
permit to private school with summer enrollees to address the learning gaps or failed
subjects of learners.
Office or Division: School Management, Monitoring and Evaluation
Classification: Complex
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
Who may Avail: Any private school with summer enrollees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Application documents (1 original and each
document)
• Letter of intent addressed to the School Applicant
Schools Division Superintendent
• School Calendar for Summer – 35 School Applicant
days
• List of teachers who intent to teach
during summer classes School Applicant
• General class program for summer
• Tuition and other school fees Teachers/School Applicant
• Tentative list of summer enrollees
with learning areas to be taken School Applicant
written opposite each name
• A copy of the approved PTA/PTCA PTA/PTCA
Resolution requesting the conduct of
summer classes and stating the
amount of fees the PTA/PTCA will
contribute for each student.
• Written consent of parents whose
children will attend student summer Parents
classes
• Post summer activities
School Applicant
PERSON
FEES TO PROCESS
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION RESPONSIBL
BE PAID ING TIME
E
1. Submits the 1.1.Receive, stamp, None 10 minutes Admin Officer
complete and input in the IV/ Admin
documentary Data Tracking Staff
requirements System the (Records)
to the SDO application from
the school and
forwards to
SGOD-SMM&E
Section
1.2.Forward None 10 minutes Admin Officer
documents to IV/ Admin
SGOD Chief and Staff
route to (Records)
492
designated/in-
charge for Private SGOD Chief/
School SGOD Staff
1.3.Process, evaluate None 5 days SMM&E (In
the documentary charge of
requirements and Private
prepares School)/
Indorsement Alternate focal
1.4.Secure the None 1 day SDS
signature of the
SDS for the
indorsement.
1.5.Refer to the None 10 minutes Admin Officer
Records Unit IV/ Admin
and release to Staff
Regional Office (Records)
for their
appropriate
action
6 days
TOTAL: None and 30
minutes
493
5. Application for No Increase in Tuition Fee
The Schools Division Office is authorized to evaluate, process, and approve
notification of no increase to private schools operating with permit/recognition.
Office or Division: School Management, Monitoring and Evaluation
Classification: Complex
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
Who may Avail: Any private school with permit to operate/recognition
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Application documents (1 original and each
document)
• Letter of intent addressed to the School Applicant
Schools Division Superintendent
stating the intention to comply with
the provision of R.A. 6728 for the
forthcoming school year
• Xerox copy of the latest approved
tuition, miscellaneous & other school School Applicant
fees
• Comparative schedule of tuition,
miscellaneous & other school fees for School Applicant
current school year with that of the
previous year indicating in both peso
and percentage the forms of no
increase. Note: The miscellaneous
and other fees should be itemized.
School Applicant
• Copy of Government Permit to
Operate/Recognition Certificate
FEES PERSON
PROCESS
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE RESPONSIBL
ING TIME
PAID E
1. Submit the 1.1. Receive, stamp, None 10 minutes Admin Officer
complete and input in the IV/ Admin
documentary Data Tracking Staff
requirements System the (Records)
to the SDO application from
the school and
forwards to
SGOD-SMM&E
Section
1.2. Forward None 10 minutes Admin Officer
documents to IV/ Admin
SGOD Chief and Staff
routes to (Records)
designated/in-
charge for Private SGOD Chief/
School SGOD Staff
494
1.3. Process, evaluate None 5 days SMM&E (In
the documentary charge of
requirements and Private
prepares School)/
Indorsement Alternate focal
1.4. Secure the None 1 day SDS
signature of the
SDS for the
indorsement.
1.5. Refer to the None 10 minutes Admin Officer
Records Unit and IV/ Admin
release to Staff
Regional Office (Records)
for their
appropriate
action
6 days
TOTAL: None and 30
minutes
495
6. Application for Increase in Tuition Fee
The Division Office is authorized to evaluate, process, and endorse the complete
documentary requirements of private schools applying for increase in tuition and
miscellaneous fees. Only private schools with recognition are allowed to apply for
increase in tuition and miscellaneous fees.
Office or Division: School Management, Monitoring and Evaluation
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: G2B – Government to Business
Who may Avail: Any private school with recognition
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Application documents (1 original and each
document)
• Letter of intent addressed to the Regional School Applicant
Director thru the Schools Division
Superintendent stating the intention to comply
with the provision of R.A. 6728 for the
forthcoming school year;
• Xerox copy of the latest approved tuition, School Applicant
miscellaneous & other school fees;
• Comparative schedule of tuition, miscellaneous
& other school fees for current school year with School Applicant
that of the previous year indicating in both peso
and percentage the forms for increase. Note: The
miscellaneous and other fees should be
School Applicant
itemized;
• Percentage of Increase of Tuition/Miscellaneous
School Applicant
& other fees;
• Copy of Government Recognition Certificate; and
School Applicant
• Certificate under Oath (notarized by a duly
licensed notary public) signed by the School
Head that the following requirements of R.A.
6728 have been complied with namely; (a), (b)
and (c): School Applicant/PTA
a. Appropriate consultation has been conducted
with duly organized PTA/PTCA and Faculty Association.
b. Seventy percent (70%) of the amount of tuition
Increase (incremental proceeds) of the previous school
year School Applicant
c. At least twenty percent (20 %) went to the
improvement or modernization of buildings equipment,
libraries and similar facilities. Itemized copy of
improvements with the amount written opposite each School Applicant
item with supporting documents and photocopies of
sample receipts of purchases and others.
496
FEES
PROCESSI PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE
NG TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Submits the 1.1. Receives, None 10 minutes Admin Officer
complete stamps, and IV/ Admin Staff
documentary inputs in the (Records)
requirements Data Tracking
to the SDO System the
application
from the
school and
forwards to
SGOD-
SMM&E
Section
1.2. Forwards None 10 minutes Admin Officer
documents to IV/ Admin Staff
SGOD Chief (Records)
and routes to
designated/in- SGOD Chief/
charge for SGOD Staff
Private School
1.3. Process, None 5 days SMM&E (In
evaluates the charge of
documentary Private School)/
requirements Alternate focal
and prepares
Indorsement,
and breakdown
and schedule of
fees for
approval
1.4. Secures the None 1 day SDS
signature of the
SDS for the
indorsement.
1.5. Refers to the None 10 minutes Admin Officer
Records Unit IV/ Admin Staff
and release to (Records)
Regional
Office for their
appropriate
action
6 days and
TOTAL: None
30 minutes
497
Schools Division Office
Internal Services
498
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE – INTERNAL SERVICES
1. Processing of ORS
Obligation Request and Status (ORS) is a required document by commission on Audit
for certification of allotment and obligation and for future adjustments of expense
accounts. The Budget Office provides certification of availability of
appropriation/allotment that has been made legally for the purpose. Program
Implementers are being served in this process as they implement their Programs,
Activities and Projects.
Biddings
1. Notice of Award (1 Original BAC Secretariat
Copies, 2 Photocopy)
2. Signed Contract (1 Original Requesting Unit
Copies, 2 Photocopy)
3. Sub-AROs (1 Original Copies, 2 Requesting Unit/Budget
Photocopy)
4. AR/ATC (1 Original Copies, 2 Requesting Unit
Photocopy)
499
4. AR/ATC (1 Original Copies, 2
Photocopy)
Reimbursement of Travels
1. Approved Travel Order (1 Original Requesting Unit
Copies, 2 Photocopy)
2. Memorandum (1 Original Copies, Requesting Unit
2 Photocopy)
3. Itinerary of Travel (1 Original Requesting Unit
Copies, 2 Photocopy)
4. Certificate of Requesting Unit
Appearance/Participation/Attendan
ce (1 Original Copies, 2
Photocopy)
5. Certification of Travel Completed Requesting Unit
(1 Original Copies, 2 Photocopy)
6. AR/ATC (1 Original Copies, 2 Requesting Unit
Photocopy)
500
available
appropriation
(Box B)
1.7. Certification by
the Head of the
Requesting
Office or his
authorized
representative on
the necessity and Requesting
None 5 minutes
legality of Party
charges to the
appropriation/allo
tment under
his/her direct
supervision (Box
A)
1.8. Forward to
Accounting None 3 minutes ADAS I
Division
TOTAL: None 30 minutes
501
2. Posting/Updating of Disbursement
Updating of status of disbursement requests
502
B. Cash Unit
503
3.2 Receive complete, None
accurate and
approved DV, ORS,
ADA and 10 minutes Cash Personnel
supporting
documents form the
Head of Office
3.3 Prepare Payroll None
Credit System
2 hours Cash Personnel
Validation
(PACSVAL)
3.4 Forward the None
PACSVAL to
Accountant for 20 minutes Accountant
review and
signature
3.5 Prepare Advice of None
Check Issued and 30 minutes Cash Personnel
Cancelled (ACIC)
3.6 Review the ADA None
details against 20 minutes Cashier
ACIC
3.7 Sign the ADA, None
PACSVAL and 10 minutes Cashier
ACIC
3.8 Forward ADA, None
PACSVAL and
ACIC to the Head 5 minutes Cash Personnel
of Office for
signature
3.9 Sign the ADA, None
PACSVAL and 30 minutes Head of Office
ACIC
3.10 Receive the None Cash Personnel
signed ADA,
10 minutes
PACSVAL and
ACIC
3.11 Submit the ADA, None Cash Personnel
PACSVAL and 1 hour
ACIC to the bank
3.12 Notify the clients
that the Cash
Advances are None 15 minutes Cash Personnel
already credited to
ATM
1 day, 6
TOTAL None
hours
504
C. Information and Communications Technology Unit
505
2. Checking of 2.1. None None 2 minutes ICT Unit
email sent
2.2. Evaluate None 10 minutes ICT Unit
the
document
sent. If
blurry or
has
erroneous
entry, return
to sender. If
client has
no
signature,
return to
sender.
2.3. Create/ None 15 minutes ICT Unit
delete/
rename
account or
reset
password of
client
account
2.4. Give the None 5 minutes ICT Unit
credentials
to the
sender
Total None 32 minutes
506
2. Troubleshooting of ICT Equipment
Evaluation, Assessment and Troubleshooting of government-procured ICT Equipment
of SDO.
507
to the client on
what to do
1.8. Return the None 5 minutes ICT Unit
equipment to the
client
TOTAL NONE 2 hours
and 7
minutes
508
3. Uploading of Publications
This describes the procedures in the uploading of publications on the official website
and Workplace group account.
509
D. Legal Unit
510
E. Personnel Unit
511
1.2 Process ERF
application and
None 30 minutes
attached necessary
documents
1.3 Forward to
authorized
signatories for None 1 hour AOV and SDS
signature on ERF
Form
2.Furnish 2. 2 Indorse the ERF
teacher with application to
the Regional Office
None 5 minutes Personnel Unit
Endorsement
of the ERF to
Regional Office
1 hour, 50
TOTAL None
minutes
512
2. Application for Leave
Leave of absence, for any person other than serious illness of an officer or employee
or any member of his family, must be contingent upon the needs of the service. The
grant vacation leave is discretionary on the part of the agency head or authority
concerned; thus, mere filing of such leave application does not entitle an officer or
employee to go on leave outright.
Additional Requirements:
• Special Order Form (3 original Front/ Information desk
copies)
• Medical Certificate (1 Copy)
• Clearance (4 original copies)
Solo Parent Leave
CSC website/ Front/ Information desk
513
1. CSC Form No. 6 (Revised 1995)
Application for Leave (3 original Client
copies)
2. Letter request, if necessary (1
original copy)
Client
Additional Requirements:
• Birth Certificate of Child (1
photocopy)
• Photocopy of Solo Parent ID (1
photocopy)
Special Privilege Leave
• CS Form 6 (3 original copies) Personnel Unit
FEES PERSON
CLIENT PROCESSIN
AGENCY ACTION TO BE RESPONSIB
STEPS G TIME
PAID LE
1.Submit 1.1. Receive the
complete complete
documentary documents
requirements
within the
None Records
prescribed
Section -
timeline from 10 minutes
Person in
the
charge
concerned
office
1.2. Check the received
document as to None
completeness
1.3. Forward the Records
complete document Section -
None 2 hours
to the Personnel for Person in
appropriate Action charge
1.4. Review the
submitted complete
Personnel
document and None 30 minutes
Unit
provide appropriate
action
1.5. Forward to the
Personnel
Office of the SDS None 20 minutes
Unit
for Approval
1.6. Approve Form 6 Records
and forward to the Section -
None 30 minutes
Personnel Section Person in
charge
1.7. Forward the Records
None 15 minutes
approved Form 6 to Section -
514
the Records Person in
Section for release charge
2.Receive the 2.1 Release the Records
approved approved Form 6 Section -
None 10 minutes
Form 6 Person in
charge
3 hours, 55
TOTAL: None
minutes
515
3. Application for Retirement
Retirement refers to the time of life when one chooses to permanently leave the
workforce behind. The compulsory retirement age is 65 while optional is 60 years of
age. It can be applied three months before retirement to ensure that retirement
benefits will be enjoyed by the retiree after his/her retirement.
516
Management
Officer
1.2. Check and
Human
verify the
Resource Unit -
completeness None 30 minutes
Person in
of the
charge
documents
1.3. Inform the
concerned Human
person if the Resource Unit -
None 1 day
requirements Person in
are charge
incomplete
1.4. Authenticate
complete Human
documents for Resource Unit -
None 1 hour
retirement. Person in
Prepare 1st charge
endorsement
1.5. Forward
complete
documents to
Human
SDS office for
Resource Unit -
signature and None 2 days
Person in
ODC for
charge
release in the
Regional
Office
1.6. Indorse the
Human
application for
Resource Unit -
retirement to None 2 days
Person in
the Regional
charge
Office
5 days, 1
TOTAL: None
hour
517
4. Foreign Travel Authority Request on Official Time or Official Business
Processing of required documents for DepEd personnel who are going to travel
outside country for personal and official purposes.
PROCE
CLIENT FEES TO BE PERSON
AGENCY ACTION SSING
STEPS PAID RESPONSIBLE
TIME
1.Submit all 1.1. Receive and
documentar check for the
y completeness
requirement of submitted
Records
s within the documentary None
Section
prescribe requirements
timeline to and accuracy of
Personnel the travel 15
Unit details minutes
If incomplete
submission,
coordinate with Personnel Unit -
concerned None Person in
office/ charge
personnel to
request lacking
518
documents
and/or confirm
any
inconsistencies
If complete and
accurate,
prepare the
necessary
additional
requirements
1.2. Route the travel
documents for Personnel Unit -
signature of None Person in
authorized charge
officials
2.Receives 2.1 Release the
travel signed
1 day
documents endorsement
and documents
Records
to the Records None
Section
unit/ concerned
employee for
submission to
DepEd NCR
1 day,
TOTAL: None 15
minutes
519
5. Issuance of Certificate of Employment
Certificate of employment is issued upon request of the employee which will be used
to verify employment history of a certain employee of a former or current employer.
520
6. Issuance of Service Record
Service record is a collection of either electronic or printed material which provides a
documentary history of a person's employment including their filed leave with and
without pay as well as their annual salary while serving as an employee of an
organization.
521
7. Loan Approval and Verification
This service pertains to the approval and verification of Loans from GSIS and Private
Lending Institutions of teaching and non-teaching employees in DepEd non-
implementing units.
522
8. Processing of Appointment (Original, Reemployment, Reappointment,
Promotion and Transfer)
This service involves the preparation of appointment papers of newly-hired, promoted,
reemployed, reappointed or transferred employee
523
16. Authenticated copy of PRC Board rating/ PRC or CSC
CSC Eligibility (1 original, 2 photocopy) –
except for Reappointment as Provisional
17. Certified true copy of Professional PRC
Regulation Commission (PRC)
Identification card –if applicable (3
photocopy) –except for Reappointment
as Provisional
18. Latest Approved Appointment (3 Appointee
photocopy) –except for Original and
reemployment
19. Performance Rating (3 photocopy) – Appointee
except for Original and reemployment
20. Medical Certificate –CS Form No. 211 Accredited Health Care Facility
(Revised 2017) (1 original, 2 photocopy)
21. Results of Medical Exam and Laboratory Accredited Health Care Facility
test (3 photocopy) -except for promotion,
reappointment and transfer
22. NBI Clearance (3 photocopy) –except for NBI
promotion, reappointment and transfer
23. PSA Birth Certificate (3 photocopy)- PSA
except for promotion, reappointment and
transfer
24. Marriage Certificate –if applicable (3 PSA
photocopy) - except for promotion,
reappointment and transfer
PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT FEES TO
AGENCY ACTION G RESPONSI
STEPS BE PAID
TIME BLE
1. Submit all 1.1. Receives and check
documentary for the completeness
requirements of the submitted None 15 minutes
requirements for
appointment
1.2. Prepare Appointment
paper (CS Form No.
33-A), Position
Description Form (CS
Personnel
Form No. 1), Oath of
Unit
Office (CS Form No.
32), Assumption to
Duty (CS Form No. None 30 minutes
4), Certificate of
Availability of funds,
Appointments
Processing checklist,
Checklist of common
requirements,
Publication and
524
Acknowledgement of
published items
1.3. Forward to Immediate
Superior the Position
None 5 minutes
Description Form
(PDF) for signature
1.4. Forward to
Accountant the
Certification of None 5 minutes
availability of funds
for signature
1.5. Forward to authorized
signatories to sign on
the certifications at
None 10 minutes
the back of the
appointment (CS
Form No. 33-A)
1.6. Approve
Appointment- CS
Form No. 33-A,
Certification of
Availability of funds,
Oath of Office CS None 5 minutes
Forms No. 32, and
attest at the back of
the Personal Data
Sheet- CS Form 2121
and SALN
2. Appointee 2.1 Furnish appointee
receives a with a copy of his/her
copy of the appointment for
signed submission to
appointment CSCFO, ensure that 5 minutes
(CS Form appointee None
No. 33-A acknowledges
receipt of a
photocopy of said
appointment
1 hour and
TOTAL None
15 minutes
525
9. Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits
Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits based on the accumulated leave credits of a
DepEd personnel during his/her service in the agency. This is for those employees
who have availed retirement/ resigned/ separated and should have payment for their
remaining leave balances.
526
1.Submit all 1.1. Receive the
documentary complete
requirements documents
Records
within the
10 Section -
prescribed None
minutes Person in
timeline from
charge
the
concerned
office
1.2. Check the
document as to
completeness
1.3. Forward the
complete Records
document to the Section -
None 2 hours
Personnel for Person in
appropriate charge
Action
1.4. Review the
submitted
Personnel
complete
30 Section -
document and None
minutes Person in
provide
charge
appropriate
action
1.5. Forward to the Personnel
Office of the SDS 20 Section -
None
for Approval minutes Person in
charge
1.6. Approve Form 6
SDS/ SDS
and forward to 30
None Office Person-
the Personnel minutes
In-Charge
Section
1.7. Forward the
Personnel
approved Form 6
15 Section -
to the Records None
minutes Person in
Section for
charge
release
2.Receive the 2.1 Release the Records
approved approved Form 6 10 Section -
None
Form 6 minutes Person in
charge
3 hours,
TOTAL: None 55
minutes
527
10. Request for Correction of Name and Change of Status
This process of correcting clerical or typographical errors in the Certificate of Live Birth
is governed by the provisions of Republic Act(R.A.) No. 10172 and updating or
changing the marital status.
528
F. Property and Supply Unit
529
2. Property and Equipment Clearance Signing
This process is signing of PECF form retirement, resignation, transfer of division,
leave or travel abroad.
PROCES
FEES TO PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION SING
BE PAID RESPONSIBLE
TIME
1. Submit the 1.1 Receive the
accomplished accomplished
form and turn form and checks
over all the if the concerned
properties and employee has
equipment’s (if an
any)
accountability
for property and
equipment
a. If employee has
no accountability, Property and
15
supply officer None Supply Unit
minutes
signs clearance Personnel
part on property
and equipment.
b. If concerned
employee has
accountability,
supply officer will
request employee
to settle all
accountability.
15
TOTAL None
minutes
530
G. Curriculum Implementation Division
531
for capability Supervisor,
building Writer,
Illustrator,
Layout Artist
2.Attend 2.1 Manage and School Head,
capacity facilitate the Division LR
building, write shop Supervisor,
None 5 days
write shop Writer,
Illustrator,
Layout Artist
3.Submit 3.1 Conduct level
contextualize 1 quality
d LR to assurance of
School submitted LR
Learning
None 5 days SLRQAT
Resource
Quality
Assurance
Team
(SLRQAT)
4.Finalize LR
ready for
endorsement Writer, School
None 1 day
to Head
District/Divisi
on
5.Prepare 5.1 Accept
endorsement endorsement
communicati communicati
on to on
None 3 days DLRQAT
District/Divisi
on Quality
Assurance
Team
5.2 SDO does
final review
if final,
recommend
for pilot None 15 days DLRQAT
testing
if not,
recommend
for revision
6. Integrate 6.1 SDO finalizes
recommend the Learning
ation based Resource
Division LR
on pilot and submits None 5 days
Supervisor
testing LRs in hard
result or and softcopy
resubmit to the
532
revised LRs Regional
to SDO Office
(both hard
and soft
copy)
6.2 RO finalizes
the Quality
Assurance of None 5 days Regional LREs
Learning
Resource
7. Prepare 7.1 Upload LR to
endorseme portal for Writer, School
nt for online QA None 1 day Head, Division
uploading to LR Supervisor
LR portal
7.2 Approve,
Regional/
produce and
None 1 day Division LR
utilize to
Supervisor
target users
7.3 RO informs
SDO while
SDO informs
the writer Regional/
through written None 1 day Division LR
communicatio Supervisor
n of the
approved and
uploaded LRs
TOTAL: None 45 days5
5
Contextualization of Learning Resources requires thorough review, analysis, quality assurance and pilot testing prior to
uploading to be used by the Learners.
533
2. Quality Assurance of Supplementary Learning Resource
The Learning Resources Management Section (LRMS) is in-charge of the quality
assurance of teacher-made or locally-developed supplementary learning materials to
ensure the correctness and appropriateness as to content, language and layout.
534
4. Submit the 4.1 Draft the
corrected SLR Schedule of the
Final
Presentation None 2 days
and inform the
teacher through
a division letter
5. Present the 5.1 Review and
Final evaluate the
Presentation of Final
None 1 day
SLR Presentation
with evaluation
tool
6. Receive the 6.1 Release the
None 1 day
certificate certificate
7 days and
TOTAL None
15 minutes
535
C. Schools Governance and Operations Division - Planning and Research
Section
PERSON
CLIENT FEES TO PROCESSIN
AGENCY ACTION RESPONS
STEPS BE PAID G TIME
IBLE
1.Submit Letter 1.1. Receive letter
Request and request from the Records
Filled-up client and None 10 minutes Unit Staff/
form to the forward to the ADA
Records Unit OSDS
1.2. Refer letter
request to Chief, None 5 minutes SDS
SGOD
1.3. Refer letter
5 minutes Chief,
request to None
SGOD
Planning Officer
1.4. Make the
necessary action
Planning
undertaken to the None 2 days
Officer
said letter
request
1.5. Prepare the
transmittal letter Planning
None 15 minutes
to be signed by Officer
SDS
2.Receive the 2.1 Release of the Records
necessary documents to the None 2 minutes Unit Staff/
documents end user ADA
2 days, 4 hours, 32
TOTAL: None
minutes
536
2. Request for Data for EBEIS/LIS/NAT and Performance Indicators
This service is intended for the processing of requests of data for EBEIS, LIS, NAT,
and Performance Indicators.
Office or Division: SGOD – Planning Unit
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Government to Government (G2G)
537
Schools Division Offices
External Services
538
Office of the Schools Division Superintendent
H. Legal Unit
539
School Records appropriate
with consideration action.
to Data Privacy Act
1.2 Refers the SDS
10minute
documents to None
s
Legal Unit
1.3 Check the
completeness of Legal Unit
all the personnel/
Legal
requirements None 1 day
Officer
then prepare the
Resolution for
correction
1.4 Forward to SDS 5 minutes Legal
None
for signature Officer
1.5 A signed
Resolution will be
issued by the SDS
to the publicor
private school to
change the entries
SDS/ SDS
in the school None 1 day
Staff
records ofthe
applicant. Then
forward to
Records Section
for releasing of
document.,
1. Receive a copy ofthe 1.1. Release a copy of
Order the Order to the Records/
applicant andto 10 Releasing
None
the concerned minutes In-
school Charge/Ad
min Staff
2 days
TOTAL None and 35
minutes
540
I. Personnel Unit
541
2. Submit the 2.1. Receive and
complete stamp and
pertinent check
documents to the completeness
school where of the
School
vacancy regular submitted None 5 minutes
Head/
and/or natural) documents
exists, and receive
the receiving copy.
542
2. Acceptance of Employment Application for Initial Evaluation (Non-Teaching
and Teaching-Related Positions both promotion and entry)
Any individual with interest in applying for a position in DepEd may submit his/her
following credentials and other requirements.
1.2. Check
completeness
None 5 minutes HR Unit staff
of documents
submitted
543
2. Receive 2.1. Encode
application application
receipt/email details HR Unit
acknowledge None 5 minutes
Staff/ HRMO
ment of
application
2.2. Pre-evaluate
the
qualifications
of the
Applicant vis- None 5 minutes HRMO
à-vis the
qualification
standards of
the position
3. Applicant 3.1. Inform the
received the applicant of
Result of the result of
None 5 minutes HRMO
Initial initial
Evaluation evaluation
through email
TOTAL: None
544
J. Property and Supply
545
1.5. Reviews and
approves the None 1 day
ICS/RIS
1.6. Informs the Recipient
Schools for the
distribution of None 1 day
textbooks and/or
equipment
1.7. Preparation of
distribution list and
in coordination with None 3 hours
district/schools
2. Receive the 2.1. Distributes the
textbooks textbook and/or
and/or equipment together
None 1 day
equipment by with the copy of
the recipient signed Inventory
schools Custodian Slip
6 days
TOTAL None and 6
hours
546
K. Records Unit
547
2. Issuance of Requested Documents (CTC and Photocopy of Documents)
CTC document copy is issued if the document secured in the Records Section is
originated/created by the Department. Issuance of Requested Documents is provided to
teaching, non-teaching personnel and retirees whose documents were misplaced, lost,
burned, or beyond recovery to be used for various purposes such as appointment, promotion,
resignation, retirement, salary upgrading, leave abroad, employment abroad, loan, transfer,
etc.
548
3. Certification, Authentication, Verification (CAV)
Official and formal processes and acts of checking, reviewing, and certifying to the
genuineness and veracity of available academic school records of a learner duly performed
by the DepEd and the DFA pursuant to existing arrangements by the said Departments; and
shall be issued to the applicant only for the following applicable purposes required by DFA:
(a)Employment abroad; (b)Seaman’s Book /Seafarer’s Registration Certificate; (c)Migration
abroad; (d)Student visa; (e)Tourist visa; (f)Fiancé visa; (g)Descendant’s visa;
(h)Reimbursement of education allowance / tuition feed of children of Overseas Filipino
Workers (OFW); (i)Such other purposes as maybe required inwriting by the DFA. Service is in
accordance with DO no 48, s. 2017
Note: The CAV Service is changed to a complex transaction as the document to beCAVed
requires thorough checking, reviewing and assuring that there is a faithful
reproduction of the document to be CAVed as to the genuineness of the same.
551
4. Receiving and Releasing of Communication and other Documents
The procedure for proper receiving and releasing of communications
552
5. Receiving of Complaints against Non-Teaching Personnel
Administrative complaints may be filed for any of the grounds specified under DepEd Order
No. 49, series of 2006, “Revised Rules of Procedure of the Department of Education in
Administrative Cases” or Revised Rules on Administrative Cases in the Civil Service
(RRACCS). This refers to the process of receiving formal complaints against any DepEd Non-
Teaching Personnel.
553
2. Receive the 2.1. Return client’s None 3 minutes Administra
receiving copy receiving copy tive Aide VI
for reference or
Administra
tive Officer
IV
(Records)
TOTAL None 21 minutes
554
6. Receiving of Complaints against Teaching Personnel (Multi-stage
Processing)
Administrative complaints may be filed for any of the grounds specified under DepEd Order
No. 49, series of 2006, “Revised Rules of Procedure of the Department of Education in
Administrative Cases” or Revised Rules on Administrative Cases in the Civil Service
(RRACCS). This refers to the process of receiving formal complaints against any DepEd
Teaching or Teaching-Related Personnel.
Administrative
Aide VI (ASDS)
556
2.10. Log the None 10 minutes Administrative
document,with Aide VI or
attachment/s to the Administrative
appropriate Assistant III
logbook (OSDS)
2.11. Return signed
communication to 5 minutes
Legal Unit, for
organization of
documents
2.12. Arrange the None 20 minutes Administrative
documents to be Assistant III
forwarded to (Legal) or
Records Unit. Attorney
III/Division
2.13. Forward to 5 minutes Legal Officer
Records Unit, for
releasing
2.12. Stamp Release None 10 minutes Administrative
the documents Aide VI or
and arrange for Administrative
servicing/ Officer IV
sending to (Records Unit)
addressee
2.13. Coordinate with
the 30 minutes
Office/Agency
and contact the
client.
3. Receive and 3.3. Release the None 5 minutes Administrative
sign the Communication Aide VI or
Communic Administrative
ation, if 3.4. If there is a proof Officer IV
with proof of service, serve or designated
of service, and secure a Liaison Officer
sign the signed Proof of 10 minutes (Records Unit)
proof of Service.
service.
557
SAMPLE TEMPLATE FOR COMPLAINT
558
559
560
L. Curriculum Implementation Division
561
2.2. Receive
request for
None 1 minute
resetting of
password
2.3. Reset
password in EPS-
None 3 minutes LR/PDO
LRMDS Portal
Dashboard
2.4. Send email
notification for None 2 minutes
new password
3. Access LR thru 3.1. Provide further
https://lrmds.dep assistance, as None 1 minute PDO-LR
ed.gov.ph needed
4. Click the Begin
None 3 minutes Client
Quick Tour
5. Sign-in using
username and None 1 minute Client
password
6. Search for LRs on
the NavigationBar
a. ResourcesMenu None 1 minute Client
b. Filter Menu
7. Select from the 7.1 Provide LR
List of the number code of
5 minutes PDO/
specific LRs the desired None
Librarian
needed resources (upon
request)
8. Click the View
button to check
None 1 minute Client
the details of the
select LRs
9. Click Download
button to save
None 2 minutes Client
digital copy of the
select LRs
10. Provide
feedback on
LRs searched
/downloaded by
giving comments None 1 minute Client
on the Add New
Comment box
(Optional)
11. Sign-out of the
None 1 minute Client
LR Portal
TOTAL: None 29 minutes
562
2. Borrowing of Learning Materials from Libraries
DepEd recognizes the rights of every teacher and learner to access available learning
materials (LMs), thus the Library Circulation Services. All schools/districts/ SDOs with
established libraries offer the library services.
563
3.3. Inform the
borrower on the
schedule of pick-
up (online) or Librarian/
None 3 minutes
release of Library staff
resources (walk-
in)
4. Receive LM 4.1. Prepare and None 5 minutes Librarian/
release the LM Library staff
564
3. Alternative Learning System (ALS) Enrollment
ALS provides opportunities for Out-of-School Youth and Adult (OSYA) to develop basic and
functional literacy skills and to access equivalent pathways to complete basic education.
565
M. School Governance and Operation Division - Planning and Research
Section
566
action
undertaken to
the said letter
request
1.6. Prepare the
transmittal
letter and
attachments
Planning
to be signed None 15 minutes
Officer
by SDS then
forward to
Records
Section
2. Receive the 2.1. Release the
Records
necessary documents to None 2 minutes
documents the client Officer
2 days, 4 hours, 37
TOTAL: None minutes
567
N. School Governance and Operation Division - School Management,
Monitoring and Evaluation Section
568
Endorsement from the Schools Division Provided by the SMM&E (In charge of
Superintendent (for Private Schools
new/recognition/renewal)
FEES
PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE PROCESSING
RESPONSIBLE
PAID TIME
1. Submit all the 1.1. Receive and None 10 minutes Admin Officer
documentary record the IV/Admin Staff
requirements documents (Records)
(printed or thru DTS/
electronic) for Logbook with
pre-validation assign
purposes thru tracking
Records number, then
Section forward to
SGOD Chiefs
1.2. Receive None 10 minutes SGOD
documents by Chief/SGOD Staff
SGOD Chief and
route to
designated/in-
charge for
Private School
1.3. Process and None 5 days SMM&E (In chargeof
evaluate the Private School)/
documentary Alternate focal
requirements
received
1.4. Conduct None 3 days Senior Education
onsite Program
validation to Specialist(SMM&E)
school
applicant. Education Program
Supervisor (CID&
SGOD)
PSDS (CID)
Division Engineer(if
available)
1.5. Conduct post- None 2 hours Senior Education
conference Program
regarding the Specialist(SMM&E)
results of the
inspection and Education Program
prepare Supervisor (CID&
reports. SGOD)/
PSDS (CID)/
569
Division Engineer(if
available)
2. School 2.1. Inform the None 1 hour Senior Education
applicant school Program
acknowledge applicant of Specialist(SMM&E)
the results of the result of
validation and validation and Education Program
inspection inspection Supervisor (CID&
SGOD)
PSDS (CID)
Division Engineer(if
available)
3. Submit the 3.1. Receive the None 1 day Education Program
lacking lacking Specialist II
documents if documents/ (SMM&E)
any or comply prepare the
with the endorsement Senior Education
monitoring to Regional Program Specialist
tool/checklist Office (SMM&E)
of
requirements
3.2. Secure the None 1 day SDS
signature of
the SDS for
indorsement.
3.3. Release and None 1 hour Admin Officer
forward IV/Admin Staff
documents to (Records)
Regional Office
for their
appropriate
action
4. Receive the 4.1. Inform the None 15 minutes Education Program
information school Specialist II
thru applicant that (SMM&E)
email/SMS the
that status of application Senior Education
application has been Program Specialist
has been forwarded to (SMM&E)
forwarded to RO
RO
TOTAL None 10 days, 4 hours, 35 minutes
570
2. Issuance of Special Orders for Graduation of Private School Learners
The Division Office is authorized to evaluate and process the complete documentary
requirements for Special Order (SO) application of private schools with Provisional Permits
to Operate in School Year or prior to the School Year (SY) for the graduation of qualified
Grade 12 learners.
SGOD - School Management, Monitoring and
Office or Division:
Evaluation
Classification: Highly Technical
Government to Business (G2B)
Type of Transaction:
Who may avail: Any private school with graduating students (Grade 12)
Note: Complete substantial and official documents should be submitted in order to processthe
requests. Otherwise, request will be denied due to lack of document, and it cannot be processed.
572
3. Application for Senior High School (SHS) Additional Track/Strand
The Schools Division Office is authorized to evaluate, process, and validate the complete
documentary requirements of private schools applying for additional SHStrack/strand.
574
minimum of 3 laboratories), Workshop Room/
Studios); (c) Athletic Facilities; (d) Learners’
Resource Center or Library; (e) Internet Facilities;
(f) Ancillary Services
• A copy of Memorandum / Memoranda of
Agreement/ Memorandum of Understanding for
partnership arrangements relative to the SHS
Program Implementation. These arrangements
may include: (a) Engagement of stakeholders in
the localization of the curriculum; (b) Work
Immersion; (c) Apprenticeship; (d) Research; (e)
Provision ofequipment and laboratories,
workshops, and other facilities; (f) Organization
of career guidance and youth formation
activities; (g) others
• Additional requirements for Category D: (a)
Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws for Private
Schools only; (b) Documents of ownership of
school sites under the name of the school, or
Deed of Usufruct; (c) ProposedAnnual Budget
and Annual Expenditures
SGOD
Chief/ SGOD
Staff
1.3. Process, evaluate the None 5 days SMM&E (In
documentary charge of
requirements and Private
prepares Indorsement School)/
Alternate
focal
575
1.4. Secure the signature of None 1 day SDS
the SDS for the
indorsement.
1.5. Refers to the Records None 10 Admin
Unit and release to minutes Officer IV/
Regional Office for their Admin Staff
appropriate action (Records)
6 days and 30
TOTAL: None minutes
576
4. Application of Summer Permit for Private Schools
The Schools Division Office is authorized to evaluate, process, and issue summer permit to
private school with summer enrollees to address the learning gaps or failed subjects of
learners.
Office or Division: School Management, Monitoring and Evaluation
Classification: Complex
Type of Transaction: Government to Business (G2B)
Who may Avail: Any private school with summer enrollees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
2. Application documents (1 original and each
document)
• Letter of intent addressed to the School Applicant
Schools Division Superintendent
• School Calendar for Summer – 35 School Applicant
days
• List of teachers who intent to teach
during summer classes School Applicant
• General class program for summer
• Tuition and other school fees Teachers/School Applicant
• Tentative list of summer enrollees
with learning areas to be taken School Applicant PTA/PTCA
written opposite each name
• A copy of the approved PTA/PTCA
Resolution requesting the conduct of
summer classes and stating the amount
of fees the PTA/PTCA will contribute for
Parents
each student.
• Written consent of parents whose
children will attend student summer School Applicant
classes
• Post summer activities
PERSON
FEES TO PROCESS
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION RESPONSIBL
BE PAID ING TIME
E
1. Submits the 1.1.Receive, stamp, None 10 minutes Admin Officer
complete and input in the IV/ Admin
documentary Data Tracking Staff (Records)
requirements System the
to the SDO application from
the school and
forwards to
SGOD-SMM&E
Section
577
1.2.Forward None 10 minutes Admin Officer
documents to IV/ Admin
SGOD Chief and Staff (Records)
route to
designated/in- SGOD Chief/
charge for Private SGOD Staff
School
1.3.Process, evaluatethe None 5 days SMM&E (In
documentary charge of
requirements and Private
prepares Indorsement School)/
Alternate focal
1.4.Secure the signature None 1 day SDS
of theSDS for the
indorsement.
578
5. Application for No Increase in Tuition Fee
The Schools Division Office is authorized to evaluate, process, and approve notification of
no increase to private schools operating with permit/recognition.
Office or Division: School Management, Monitoring and Evaluation
Classification: Complex
Type of Transaction: Government to Business (G2B)
Who may Avail: Any private school with permit to operate/recognition
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
2. Application documents (1 original and each
document)
• Letter of intent addressed to the School Applicant
Schools Division Superintendent
stating the intention to comply with
the provision of R.A. 6728 for the
forthcoming school year
• Xerox copy of the latest approved
tuition, miscellaneous & other school School Applicant
fees
• Comparative schedule of tuition,
School Applicant
miscellaneous & other school fees for
current school year with that of the
previous year indicating in both peso
and percentage the forms of noincrease.
Note: The miscellaneous and other fees
should be itemized. School Applicant
• Copy of Government Permit to
Operate/Recognition Certificate
FEES PERSON
PROCESS
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE RESPONSIBL
ING TIME
PAID E
1. Submit the 1.1. Receive, stamp, None 10 minutes Admin Officer
complete and input in the IV/ Admin
documentary Data Tracking Staff
requirements System the (Records)
to the SDO application from
the school and
forwards to
SGOD-SMM&E
Section
1.2. Forward None 10 minutes Admin Officer
documents to IV/ Admin
SGOD Chief and Staff (Records)
routes to
designated/in-
charge for Private SGOD Chief/
School SGOD Staff
579
1.3. Process, evaluate None 5 days SMM&E (In
the documentary charge of
requirements and Private
prepares School)/
Indorsement Alternate focal
1.4. Secure the None 1 day SDS
signature of the
SDS for the
indorsement.
1.5. Refer to the None 10 minutes Admin Officer
Records Unit and IV/ Admin
release to Staff (Records)
Regional Office for
their appropriate
action
6 days
TOTAL: None and 30
minutes
580
6. Application for Increase in Tuition Fee
The Division Office is authorized to evaluate, process, and endorse the complete
documentary requirements of private schools applying for increase in tuition and
miscellaneous fees. Only private schools with recognition are allowed to apply for increase
in tuition and miscellaneous fees.
Office or Division: School Management, Monitoring and Evaluation
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of Transaction: Government to Business (G2B)
Who may Avail: Any private school with recognition
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
2. Application documents (1 original and each
document)
• Letter of intent addressed to the Regional School Applicant
Director thru the Schools Division Superintendent
stating the intention to complywith the provision
of R.A. 6728 for the forthcoming school year;
• Xerox copy of the latest approved tuition,
miscellaneous & other school fees; School Applicant
• Comparative schedule of tuition, miscellaneous &
other school fees for current school year with that
School Applicant
of the previous year indicating in both peso and
percentage the forms for increase. Note: The
miscellaneous and other fees should be itemized;
• Percentage of Increase of Tuition/Miscellaneous & School Applicant
other fees;
• Copy of Government Recognition Certificate; and School Applicant
• Certificate under Oath (notarized by a duly licensed
notary public) signed by the School Head that the School Applicant
following requirements of R.A. 6728 have been
complied with namely; (a), (b) and (c):
d. Appropriate consultation has been conducted with
duly organized PTA/PTCA and Faculty Association.
e. Seventy percent (70%) of the amount of tuition School Applicant/PTA
Increase (incremental proceeds) of the previous schoolyear
f. At least twenty percent (20 %) went to the
improvement or modernization of buildings equipment,
libraries and similar facilities. Itemized copy of
improvements with the amount written opposite each item School Applicant
with supporting documents and photocopies of sample
receipts of purchases and others.
School Applicant
581
FEES
PROCESSI PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION TO BE
NG TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Submits the 1.1. Receives, None 10 minutes Admin Officer
complete stamps, and IV/ Admin Staff
documentary inputs in the (Records)
requirements Data Tracking
to the SDO System the
application
from the
school and
forwards to
SGOD- SMM&E
Section
582
Schools Division Office
Internal Services
583
Office of the Schools Division Superintendent
Travel Authority (TA) refers to an Order in writing issued by the approving authority allowing
an official or employee to proceed to a specific place or location (the regular place of work
and where the official/employee is expected to stay most of the time as required by the
nature, duties and responsibilities of the position) outside of their permanent official station
for a specific period of time to perform a given assignment or accomplish a personal purpose.
Based on the Omnibus Travel Guidelines for All Personnel of the Department of Education
(DepEd Orders No. 043 and 046, s. 2022) DepEd officials or employees may request TA for
either of the following:
• Official Travel – trips pursuant to a legitimate function or interest. These may either be
official business (where transportation, miscellaneous, and daily travel expenses aside
from salaries and benefits, are incurred and funded by the Department) or official time
(where no government expenses are incurred/spent aside from the payment of
salaries/benefits).
• Personal Travel – private trips for personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the
government.
Official or Personal Travel may be further categorized into foreign (trips outside the
Philippines) or local (trips outside the permanent official station).
The minimum conditions for a trip to be considered official travel are the following:
m. Highly relevant to basic education; for foreign official travel, must be in compliance
with an international commitment/contractual obligation.
n. Essential to the effective performance of official/employee mandate of functions.
o. Projected expenses involve minimum expenditure or are not excessive.
p. Presence is critical to the outcome of the activity to be undertaken.
q. Absence from the permanent official station will not hamper the operational
efficiency of the office.
r. Expenses to be incurred is included on the approved Work and Financial Plan of
the office/unit concerned.
DepEd officials and employees may apply for travel authority for the these foreign official travels:
g. International conferences/meetings to which the Philippine government has
commitments or to undertake official missions/assignments which cannot be
assigned to government officials posted abroad;
h. Scholarships, fellowships, trainings, and studies abroad which are grant-funded or
undertaken at minimal cost; and
i. Invitations for speaking engagements or receiving of awards from foreign
governments/ institutions or international agencies/organizations as defined under
international law, whether fully or partially funded by the government, upon
endorsement to the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Note that travel authority shall not be issued for the following officials and employees:
i. With pending administrative case;
j. Will retire within one year from the date of the foreign official travel;
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k. Whose previous travel has not been liquidated and cleared;
l. Who has not yet complied with reporting requirement/s for any previous travel.
10
Refer to the Table of Recommending and Approving Authorities for Foreign Travel based on DO 046, s. 2022.
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- For Division Chiefs and higher, a draft Office Signing authority for OO designated by
Order (SO) designating an OIC, if applicable, the Secretary
so as not to hamper the day-to-day operations
of the office
11
For the format and specifics of the required post-travel report, refer to DO 043, s. 2022 at https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-
content/uploads/2022/10/DO_s2022_043-corrected-copy.pdf .
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1.2 Issuance of Foreign Personal Travel Authority
DepEd officials and employees may apply for travel authority (TA) for private trips purely for
personal purpose and undertaken without cost to the government. However, foreign
scholarships/trainings sourced and pursued in their personal capacity need to be brought to
the attention of the immediate supervisor or head of office before applying for TA. Likewise,
those who intend to study abroad may be required to comply with the required service
obligation after the period of their leave.
Note that those who have pending administrative case/s, unliquidated / no clearance / non-
compliance to reportorial requirement for any previous travel shall not be granted foreign
personal TA.
a. School Head
1.2 Check documents for None 2 hours Personnel Unit
completeness and
b. Office of the School
accuracy.
Head – for Teaching
and Non-Teaching
If there is no discrepancy
Personnel in Schools
in the documents
submitted, forward to the
c. Division Chiefs and Legal Unit. Otherwise,
below, including PSDS inform the client of
in SDOs discrepancies and wait
for reply.
1.3 Check if client has None 2 hours Legal Unit
pending case, sign
clearance as applicable,
and return to Personnel
Unit
1.4 Receive documents None 1 hour Personnel Unit
and prepare TA for
signature
1.5 Review documents None 2 hours Personnel Unit
for signature
1.6 Countersign Form None 15 Personnel Unit
and TA and forward minutes
documents to OSDS
1.7 Review and sign the None 1 day SDS
Form and TA
1.8 Return the None 10 OSDS
documents to the minutes
Records unit
1.9 Check the None 1 day Records Unit
documents and forward
to the Office of the
Regional Director (ORD)
1.10 Receive and None 2 days ORD
process request; return
documents to OSDS
2. Receive requested 2.1 Check documents None 25 Records Unit
document from the received and process for minutes
Records Unit release; release TA to
intended recipient.
TOTAL None 5 days
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H. Budget Unit
1. Processing of ORS
Obligation Request and Status (ORS) is a required document by commission on Audit for
certification of allotment and obligation and for future adjustments of expense accounts.
The Budget Office provides certification of availability of appropriation/allotment that has
been made legally for the purpose. Program Implementers are being served in this process
as they implement their Programs, Activities and Projects.
Biddings
1. Notice of Award (1 Original BAC Secretariat
Copies, 2 Photocopy)
2. Signed Contract (1 Original Requesting Unit
Copies, 2 Photocopy)
3. Sub-AROs (1 Original Copies, 2 Requesting Unit/Budget
Photocopy)
4. AR/ATC (1 Original Copies, 2 Requesting Unit
Photocopy)
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4. AR/ATC (1 Original Copies, 2Photocopy)
Reimbursement of Travels
1. Approved Travel Order (1 Original Requesting Unit
Copies, 2 Photocopy)
2. Memorandum (1 Original Copies,2 Requesting Unit
Photocopy)
3. Itinerary of Travel (1 Original Requesting Unit
Copies, 2 Photocopy)
4. Certificate of Requesting Unit
Appearance/Participation/Attendance
(1 Original Copies, 2
Photocopy)
5. Certification of Travel Completed(1 Requesting Unit
Original Copies, 2 Photocopy)
6. AR/ATC (1 Original Copies, 2 Requesting Unit
Photocopy)
PERSON
CLIENT FEES TO PROCESSI
AGENCY ACTION RESPONSI
STEPS BE PAID NG TIME
BLE
1.Forward to 1.1. Receive the
budget documents from
the requesting None 2 minutes ADAS
party
1.2. Review, analyzeand
ADAS/Budg
verify the None 5 minutes
et Officer III
documents
1.3. Verify the
Budget
availability of None 3 minutes
allotments Officer III
1.4. Record and
posting of entries None 5 minutes ADAS
in BMS
1.5. Generate print-
out of ORS None 2 minutes ADAS
1.6. Certification by the
Head of the
Budget Unit or his Budget
authorized None 5 minutes
Officer III
representative on
the existence of
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available
appropriation
(Box B)
1.7. Certification by the
Head of the
Requesting Office
or his authorized
representative on
the necessity and
legality of charges Requesting
None 5 minutes
to the Party
appropriation/allo
tment under
his/her direct
supervision (Box
A)
1.8. Forward to
Accounting None 3 minutes ADAS I
Division
TOTAL: None 30 minutes
591
2. Posting/Updating of Disbursement
Updating of status of disbursement requests
592
I. Cash Unit
593
3.2 Receive complete, None
accurate and
approved DV, ORS,
ADA and supporting 10 minutes Cash Personnel
documents form the
Head of Office
594
J. Information and Communications Technology Unit
596
2. Checking ofemail 2.1. None None 2 minutes ICT Unit
sent
2.2. Evaluate the None 10 minutes ICT Unit
document
sent. If
blurry or
has
erroneous
entry, return
to sender. If
client has no
signature,
return to
sender.
597
2. Troubleshooting of ICT Equipment
Evaluation, Assessment and Troubleshooting of government-procured ICT Equipmentof SDO.
599
K. Legal Unit
600
L. Personnel Unit
601
1.2 Process ERF
application and
attached necessary None 30 minutes
documents
1.3 Forward to
authorized
signatories for None 1 hour AOV and SDS
signature on ERF
Form
2.Furnish 2. 2 Indorse the ERF
teacher with application to
the Regional Office
None 5 minutes Personnel Unit
Endorsement
of the ERF to
Regional Office
1 hour, 50
TOTAL None
minutes
602
2. Application for Leave
Leave of absence, for any person other than serious illness of an officer or employee or any
member of his family, must be contingent upon the needs of the service. The grant vacation
leave is discretionary on the part of the agency head or authority concerned; thus, mere
filing of such leave application does not entitle an officer or employee to go on leave
outright.
Additional Requirements:
• Special Order Form (3 original Front/ Information desk
copies)
• Medical Certificate (1 Copy)
• Clearance (4 original copies)
Solo Parent Leave
CSC website/ Front/ Information desk
603
3. CSC Form No. 6 (Revised 1995)
Application for Leave (3 original Client
copies)
4. Letter request, if necessary (1
original copy)
Client
Additional Requirements:
• Birth Certificate of Child (1
photocopy)
• Photocopy of Solo Parent ID (1
photocopy)
Special Privilege Leave
• CS Form 6 (3 original copies) Personnel Unit
604
3. Application for Retirement
Retirement refers to the time of life when one chooses to permanently leave the workforce
behind. The compulsory retirement age is 65 while optional is 60 years of age. It can be
applied three months before retirement to ensure that retirement benefits will be enjoyed
by the retiree after his/her retirement.
606
4. Issuance of Certificate of Employment
Certificate of employment is issued upon request of the employee which will be usedto
verify employment history of a certain employee of a former or current employer.
607
5. Issuance of Service Record
Service record is a collection of either electronic or printed material which provides a
documentary history of a person's employment including their filed leave with and without
pay as well as their annual salary while serving as an employee of an organization.
608
6. Loan Approval and Verification
This service pertains to the approval and verification of Loans from GSIS and Private Lending
Institutions of teaching and non-teaching employees in DepEd non- implementing units.
609
7. Processing of Appointment (Original, Reemployment, Reappointment,
Promotion and Transfer)
This service involves the preparation of appointment papers of newly-hired, promoted,
reemployed, reappointed or transferred employees.
610
16. Authenticated copy of PRC Board rating/ PRC or CSC
CSC Eligibility (1 original, 2 photocopy) –
except for Reappointment as Provisional
17. Certified true copy of Professional PRC
Regulation Commission (PRC)
Identification card –if applicable (3
photocopy) –except for Reappointment
as Provisional
18. Latest Approved Appointment (3 Appointee
photocopy) –except for Original and
reemployment
19. Performance Rating (3 photocopy) – Appointee
except for Original and reemployment
20. Medical Certificate –CS Form No. 211 Accredited Health Care Facility
(Revised 2017) (1 original, 2 photocopy)
21. Results of Medical Exam and Laboratorytest Accredited Health Care Facility
(3 photocopy) -except for promotion,
reappointment and transfer
22. NBI Clearance (3 photocopy) –except for NBI
promotion, reappointment and transfer
23. PSA Birth Certificate (3 photocopy)- except PSA
for promotion, reappointment andtransfer
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Acknowledgement of
published items
1.3. Forward to Immediate
Superior the Position
None 5 minutes
Description Form
(PDF) for signature
1.4. Forward to
Accountant the
Certification of None 5 minutes
availability of funds
for signature
1.5. Forward to authorized
signatories to sign on
the certifications at the
None 10 minutes
back of the
appointment (CS
Form No. 33-A)
1.6. Approve
Appointment- CS Form
No. 33-A, Certification
of Availability of funds,
Oath of Office CS Forms
No. 32, and attest at None 5 minutes
the back of the
Personal Data Sheet- CS
Form 2121
and SALN
2. Appointee 2.1 Furnish appointee
receives a with a copy of his/her
copy of the appointment for
signed submission to CSCFO,
appointment ensure that appointee None 5 minutes
(CS Form No. acknowledges receipt
33-A of a photocopy of said
appointment
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8. Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits
Processing of Terminal Leave Benefits based on the accumulated leave credits of a DepEd
personnel during his/her service in the agency. This is for those employees who have availed
retirement/ resigned/ separated and should have payment for their remaining leave
balances.
613
1.Submit all 1.1. Receive the
documentary complete
requirements documents
within the Records
prescribed 10 Section -
None
timeline from minutes Person in
the concerned charge
office
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9. Request for Correction of Name and Change of Status
This process of correcting clerical or typographical errors in the Certificate of Live Birth is
governed by the provisions of Republic Act(R.A.) No. 10172 and updating or changing the
marital status.
615
M. Property and Supply Unit
616
2. Property and Equipment Clearance Signing
This process is signing of PECF form retirement, resignation, transfer of division,leave or
travel abroad.
PROCES
FEES TO PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION SING
BE PAID RESPONSIBLE
TIME
1. Submit the 1.2 Receive the
accomplished accomplished
form and turn form and checksif
over all the the concerned
properties and employee has an
equipment’s (if accountability for
any)
property and
equipment
a. If employee has
no accountability,
supply officer signs Property and
15
clearance part on None Supply Unit
minutes
property and Personnel
equipment.
b. If concerned
employee has
accountability,
supply officer will
request employee
to settle all
accountability.
15
TOTAL None
minutes
617
N. Curriculum Implementation Division
5
Contextualization of Learning Resources requires thorough review, analysis, quality assurance and pilot testing prior to uploading to be
used by the Learners.
620
2. Quality Assurance of Supplementary Learning Resource
The Learning Resources Management Section (LRMS) is in-charge of the quality assurance of
teacher-made or locally-developed supplementary learning materials to ensure the
correctness and appropriateness as to content, language and layout.
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C. Schools Governance and Operations Division - Planning and Research
Section
PERSON
CLIENT FEES TO PROCESSIN
AGENCY ACTION RESPONS
STEPS BE PAID G TIME
IBLE
1.Submit Letter 1.1. Receive letter
Request and request from the Records
Filled-up form client and None 10 minutes Unit Staff/
to the forward to the ADA
Records Unit OSDS
1.2. Refer letter
request to Chief, None 5 minutes SDS
SGOD
1.3. Refer letter
5 minutes Chief,
request to None
Planning Officer SGOD
1.4. Make the
necessary action
Planning
undertaken to the None 2 days
Officer
said letter
request
1.5. Prepare the
transmittal letter Planning
to be signed by None 15 minutes
Officer
SDS
2.Receive the 2.1 Release of the Records
necessary documents to the None 2 minutes Unit Staff/
documents end user ADA
2 days, 4 hours, 32
TOTAL: None
minutes
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4. Request for Data for EBEIS/LIS/NAT and Performance Indicators
This service is intended for the processing of requests of data for EBEIS, LIS, NAT,and
Performance Indicators.
Office or Division: SGOD – Planning Unit
Classification: Simple
Type of Transaction: Government to Government (G2G)
Who may avail: All
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter request (original) Station assignment (to be secured by the
concerned employee)
624
Schools
External Services
625
SCHOOLS – EXTERNAL SERVICES
Office or Schools
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of Government to Citizen (G2C)
Transaction:
Who may avail: Teachers
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Teacher-applicants are requested to bring both original/CTC and photocopies ofeach
requirement.
1. Letter of intent addressed to the SDS Teacher-applicant
2. Duly accomplished Personal Data Sheet (CS FormNo. Form from school or
212 Revised 2017) CSC website
3. Certified True Copy of Certificate of Rating (2 copies) PRC
4. PBET/LET rating and valid and updated PRC
PRC
License/ID
5. Transcript of Records (Undergraduate and Graduate,if School where applicant
any) with General Weighted Average graduated
6. Certificate of Employment, Contract of Service, or Duly
signed Service Record with Inclusive Dates andSchool Previous employer
Clearance, whichever are applicable
7. Performance Ratings covering one (1) year performance in
the last rating period/s prior to theassessment, if applicable Previous employer
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1.3 Sign the School
None 2 minutes
certification Head
2.1 Issue a duly
2. Receive copy of verified and attested
checklist and School
checklist and signed None 7 minutes Screening
certification certification of
requirement to the Committee
applicants
2.2 Inform applicant of
next steps, i.e. school
School
will submit documents
None 6 minutes Screening
to SDO and SDO will
Committee
contact
applicant for updates
Total None 1 hour
627
2. Acceptance of Employment Application for Teacher I Position (online)
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools have provided teacher-applicants an online option
where complete application requirements may be submitted, for onward submission to the
Schools Division Office for evaluation and assessment.
Office or Schools
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of Government to Citizen (G2C)
Transaction:
Who may avail: Teachers
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Teacher-applicants are requested to bring both original/CTC and photocopies ofeach
requirement.
1. Letter of intent addressed to the SDS Teacher-applicant
2. Duly accomplished Personal Data Sheet (CS Form Form from school or
No. 212 Revised 2017) CSC website
3. Certified True Copy of Certificate of Rating (2 copies) PRC
4. PBET/LET rating and valid and updated PRC
PRC
License/ID
5. Transcript of Records (Undergraduate and Graduate,if School where applicant
any) with General Weighted Average graduated
6. Certificate of Employment, Contract of Service, or Duly
signed Service Record with Inclusive Dates andSchool Previous employer
Clearance, whichever are applicable
7. Performance Ratings covering one (1) year performance in
the last rating period/s prior to theassessment, if applicable Previous employer
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School
1.3 Prepare
None 5 minutes Screening
certification Committee
1.4 Sign the School
None 5 minutes
certification Head
2.1 Inform applicant of
next steps via email,
i.e. school willsubmit
2. Acknowledge documents toSDO and School
email SDO will contact None 5 min Screening
applicant for updates; Committee
attach copyof e-signed
checklist
and certification
Total None 1 hour, 10 minutes
629
3. Borrowing of Learning Materials from the School Library/Learning Resource
Center
Learners, teaching and non-teaching personnel are given free access to learning materials
(LMs) such books, journals, magazines from Libraries or Learning ResourceCenters. However,
accountability and accountability should be properly observed especially since borrowers
are allowed to bring the LMs home. Thus, it is necessary to monitor the proper use and
accounting of LMs.
630
4. Distribution of Printed Self-Learning Modules in Distance Learning Modality
The Basic Education-Learning Continuity Plan (BE-LCP) introduced different distance learning
modalities that suit the learners’ present situation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. One of
the most appropriate modalities is the printed self-learning modules (SLMs) distributed to
learners. Parents, guardians, and learners are oriented on how learning at home will be
facilitated through the SLMs. The schedule and drop-off pointsfor distribution are announced
by the school through different channels.
631
4. Receive new 4.1 Release new Class Adviser/
None 5 minutes
SLMs. set of SLMs. Teacher-in-charge
4.2 Affix signature Class Adviser/
in Distribution None 2 minutes
Form. Teacher-in-charge
4.3 Disinfect
received SLMS and Class Adviser/
answer sheets(via None 14 minutes
Teacher-in-charge
disinfecting
room/device).
4.4 Forward
disinfected
submitted SLMs and Class Adviser/
None 5 minutes
answer sheetsto Teacher-in-charge
assigned
teacher.
TOTAL: None 46 minutes
632
5. Enrollment (walk-in)
This is the process of registering learners into the Learner Information System (LIS)upon
submission of complete requirements.
633
Grade 7
a. Grade 6 Graduate
b. School Form 9 Grade 6 (formerly Form School
138)
c. PEPT Passer or A&E Test Passer
d. Result of PEPT or A&E Test BEA, DepEd Central Office
Grade 11
a. Grade 10 Completer
b. School Form 9 Grade 10 (formerly Form School
138)
c. PEPT Passer or A&E Test Passer
d. Result of PEPT or A&E Test BEA, DepEd Central Office
FEES
CLIENT AGENCY PROCESSING PERSON
TO BE
STEPS ACTION TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Legibly fill- out 1.1 Check the
the Basic completeness of
Education information in
Enrollment the Basic
Form, Education
Affidavit of Enrollment School
Undertaking, Form and other None 15 minutes Enrollment
Pledge of relevant Focal Person
Transferees requirements.
(For Accomplish
Transferees) needed
information in
the forms.
2. Submit 2.1. Receive and
complete log complete
requirements requirements
for per grade
enrollment level
per grade
School
level If incomplete,
None 15 minutes Enrollment
tag as
Focal Person
Temporary
enrolled &
required to
submit
Affidavit of
Undertaking
2.2. Approval of
None 10 minutes School Head
transfer
2.3 Endorse list of
School
enrollees to
Records/ None 1 day Enrollment
Registrar Focal Person
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2.4 Complete the
None 1 hour Teacher/Adviser
List of
Enrollees for
sectioning:
a. old learners
b. Incoming
Kinder/ Grade
1 / Grade 7 /
Grade 11 / Balik-
Aral /
Transferees
2.5 Post List of
Learner’s
None 2 days Teacher/Adviser
Section.
3. Access list of 3.1 Post List of
learner’ssection. Learner'sSections None 1 hour Teacher/Adviser
Old learners: 1 day, 1 hour,
40 minutes
TOTAL: None
New Learners:3 days, 40minutes
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6. Enrollment (Online)
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools began to accommodate the enrollment of learners
through different web-based platforms such as Facebook (school’s official account and FB
Messenger), school’s official email address, and Google form links. Learners are considered
officially enrolled when all requirements are submitted onlineusing the stated platforms.
Office or Schools
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of
Government to Citizen (G2C)
Transaction:
Who may avail: Learners or their parents/guardians with access to the internet.
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENT WHERE TO SECURE
1. Basic Education Enrollment Form/Modified
Learner’s Enrollment Survey Form (MLESF) -1
original, 1photocopy
2. Affidavit of Undertaking - 1 original copy Records/Guidance Office
3. Pledge of Transferee – 1 original copy
4. Learner's Credentials (SF9/Form 138 and
SF10/Form 137)
5. PSA Birth Certificate (formerly NSO) - 1 Philippine Statistics Authority /
original, 2 photocopies Local Civil Registrar
6. Barangay Certification Barangay Hall
Eligibility Standards from DepEd Order 32, s. 2021
Kinder
Children aged five years old by October 31st ofthe
School Year they enroll
Grade 1
a. Children who are completed
Kindergarten programs in DepEd
Accredited schools & centers
b. Certificate of Completion and Progress
Report Card
c. Children who are six years old and above
by August 31st of the school yearthey will
enroll in and who have not completed
School
Kindergarten
d. Result of Early Childhood Care and
Development (ECCD) Assessment
Checklist
e. Children who are completed any form of
Kindergarten program in non-DepEd
accredited learning and day-care centers,
or home-schooled learners (DO47, s 2016)
f. Result of Philippine Educational Bureau of Education Assessment
Placement Test (PEPT) or Philippine (BEA), DepEd Central Office
Validating Test (PVT)
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Grade 7
e. Grade 6 Graduate
f. School Form 6 Grade 6 (formerly Form School
138)
g. PEPT Passer or A&E Test Passer BEA, DepEd Central Office
h. Result of PEPT or A&E Test
Grade 11
a. Grade 10 Completer
b. School Form 9 Grade 10 (formerly Form School
138)
c. PEPT Passer or A&E Test Passer BEA, DepEd Central Office
d. Result of PEPT or A&E Test
FEES
AGENCY PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS TO BE
ACTION G TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1.1 Send digitized
1. Request digital
form and list
Basic Education
of other
Enrollment Form Teacher-in-
relevant
and/or Affidavit Charge/
requirements None 5 minutes
of Undertaking Adviser/ ICT
to preferred
(forTransferees) Coordinator
online
platform of
the enrollee
2.1 Download and
2. Fill out the print received
online documents. If
enrollment requirements Teacher-in-
form and are Charge/
None 10 minutes
submit incomplete, Adviser/ ICT
complete tag as Coordinator
requirements temporary
online enrolled.
3. Receive status
of enrollment
Teacher-in-
and submit 2.6 Provide
Charge/
missing status of None 5 minutes
Adviser/ ICT
requirements enrollment.
Coordinator
if any.
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b. Incoming
Kinder/
Grade 1 /
Grade 7 / None 2 days
Grade 11 /
Balik-Aral /
Transferees
Teacher-in-
4. Access list of 2.9 Post List of
Charge/
learner’s section. Learner’s None 1 hour Adviser/ ICT
Section. Coordinator
Old learners:2 hours, 50
minutes
TOTAL: None
New learners:2 days, 1
hour, 50minutes
638
7. Issuance of Requested Documents in Certified True Copy (CTC) and Photocopy
(walk-in)
Certified True Copy and Photocopy of DepEd official documents that are in the custodyof the
school may be released to the requesting client.
Office or School
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of Government to Citizen (G2C)
Transaction: Government to Government (G2G)
Who may Active, Retired/Resigned DepEd Employees
avail:
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENT WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter addressed to School Head (except for
Client
emergency leave) – 2 copies
2. CSC Form 7 – 3 copies School
3. Other requirements, depending on the purposeof
Client
the clearance
4. Authorization Letter and ID - 1 copy (if
Client
applicable)
CLIENT AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSI PERSON
STEPS ACTION BE PAID NG TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.1 Review and
decide on the
request.
If approved, refer
1. Submit School Head/
to the office
complete None 10 minutes Department Head
issuing CSC Form
requirements
7.
Otherwise,
provide further
details.
Admin Officer/
1.2 Issue CSC HR-designate/
None 5 minutes Personnel in-
Form 7.
charge
2.1 Check
2. Fill out form 15 minutes
applicant records Authorized
and process None per
and sign clearance signatory
clearance by signatory
visiting offices of
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applicable
signatories
3. Upon
completion of
required Admin Officer/
signatures, 3.1 Check form for HR-designate/
None 10 minutes
submit form to completeness Personnel in-
office that charge
issued form
3.2. Provide
receiving copy of
CSC Form 7 and
next steps, i.e. Admin Officer/
documents will be HR-designate/
None 5 minutes
forwarded by the Personnel in-
school to the SDO, charge
SDO will provide
feedback to the
school
4.1 Provide
2 days upon Admin Officer/
4. Acknowledge feedback to
receipt of SDO HR-designate/
message from applicant upon None
decision Personnel in-
school receipt of SDO
charge
decision
TOTAL 2 days, 30 minutes
642
10. Issuance of School Forms, Certifications, and other School Permanent
Records
This service pertains to issuance of pertinent school records, certifications and other
credentials related to the learner that are in the custody of school that may be requested to
for any legal purpose it may serve the requestor.
644
11. Public Assistance (walk-in/phone call)
Schools need to work with different individuals and organizations to strengthenpartnerships
that would benefit the learners and the DepEd community. Consequently,schools also have to
address the concerns of its clients.
Office or Schools
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of Government to Citizen (G2C)
Transaction: Government to Business (G2B)
Government to Government (G2G)
Who may General Public
avail:
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Complete information Client
School Information
2. Intake sheet – 1 original copy Coordinator/Guidance
Counselor/ Advocate
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSI PERSON
CLIENT STEPS ACTION BE PAID NG TIME RESPONSIBLE
School
1, Communicate
1.1 Note the Information
details of concern
client concern/ Coordinator
(verbally or via None 15 minutes
ask client to fill (SIC)/Guidance
intake sheet)
out intake sheet Counselor/
Advocate
1.2 For simple
concerns –
provide
immediate reply. SIC/Guidance
None 30 minutes Counselor/
For complex Advocate
concerns –
advise client of
next steps.
2.1 Provide copyof
intake form to
client (for walk-in
2. Take note of SIC/Guidance
clients) and route
information None 15 minutes Counselor/
another copy to
received Advocate
the concerned
office (internal
resolution owner).
TOTAL 1 hour
* If the resolution owner is internal, processing time would depend on type of concern as
guided by the 3-7-20 rule of RA 11032 and/or applicable laws.
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12. Public Assistance (email/social media)
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools started to accommodate queries andcomplaints
through their official email address and social media account/s.
Office or Schools
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of Government to Citizen (G2C)
Transaction: Government to Business (G2B)
Government to Government (G2G)
Who may General Public
avail:
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Complete information Client
*If the resolution owner is internal, processing time would depend on type of concernas guided by the 3-7-20 rule of RA 11032 and/or
applicable laws.
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13. Receiving and Releasing of Communications and other documents
The procedure for proper receiving and releasing of communications
*If the resolution owner is internal, processing time would depend on type of concernas guided by the 3-7-20 rule of RA 11032 and/or
applicable laws.
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14. Reservation Process for the use of school facilities
Schools regularly receive requests from other government agencies and private
organizations to use classrooms or other school facilities for different purposes such as the
conduct of CSC examinations, board exam review, or coop membership meetings. Note that
this specific process only applies to requests received directly from clients and not the
SDO/RO.
Office or Schools
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of Government to Business (G2B)
Transaction: Government to Citizen (G2C)
Government to Government (G2G)
Who may avail: General Public
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. Letter of request addressed to the School Headstating
Client
the activity details
2. Valid ID Client
PROCES PERSON
FEES TO
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION SING RESPONSI
BE PAID
TIME BLE
1.1 Check activity details
1. Submit - date and time,purpose
Receiving
requirements vs. the schedule of None 7 minutes
Clerk/AO
school
activities
1.2 If venue is availableon
School
the requested date, None 5 minutes
Head
forward to School Head
1.3 Inform client of next
steps, i.e. request will be
Receiving
forwarded to SDO for None 5 minutes
Clerk/AO
approval and provide
feedback to school
2 days
1.4 Provide feedback to upon
applicant upon receipt of None receipt of
SDO decision SDO
decision
2. Applicant settles
other 2.1 Issue official receipt
10 AO/
requirements with for payment made, as None
minutes Cashier
school applicable
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15. Request for Personnel Records for Teaching/Non-Teaching Personnel
Teaching and non-teaching personnel or their authorized representatives may
request the following documents for different purposes:
• Certificate of Compensation
• Certificate of Employment
• Certificate of Last Payment Received/Certificate of Oneness
• Certificate of No Benefits Received
• Service Record
• Certificate of Leave Credit Balance
• Certificate of Service Credit Balance
The steps in processing this service depend on whether the school has the authorityto
process the said request or would need to forward the request to the SDO.
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For schools that need to forward the request to SDOs:
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letter to be signed by
school head
1.4 Check and sign 5
None minutes School head
transmittal letter
1.5 Forward the
once a AO/Admin
collated requests None
week Assistant/Aide
to SDO
2 days
1.6 Follow-up status of after AO/Admin
None
request with SDO submissi Assistant
on
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Schools
Internal Services
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SCHOOLS – INTERNAL SERVICES
2.1 Release
2. Sign the
document 2
logbook upon
working days AO/Admin
receipt of None 5 minutes
upon receipt of Assistant
requested
documents from
document
SDO
TOTAL: None 1 day, 40 minutes
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2. Laboratory and School Inventory
Schools are required to properly account its school buildings and facilities such as offices,
classrooms, laboratories, materials, and equipment. Personnel who perform the task are
trained on the set of standards being followed on the classification of school buildings.
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3. School Learning and Development
It is a school strategic initiative based from the result of electronic-Self Assessment Tool (e-
SAT) and other similar needs assessments to address any competency gap/s that affect or
contribute to the school's performance. This could be done through School Learning Action
Cell (SLAC), Coaching and Mentoring, In-Service Training (INSET), Work Immersion, or Team
Development.
Office or Schools
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of Government to Government (G2G)
Transaction:
Who may avail: Teachers or Teaching Personnel
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
1. School Action Plan Form -1 copy LAC Coordinator
2. Accomplished Individual HR/Teacher/School Head/Department Head
Performance Commitment and
Review Form (IPCRF) – 1
photocopy
3. Accomplished e-SAT ICT Coordinator
4. Accomplished Development Plan Head Teacher , School Planning Team
5. Project/Training/SLAC Proposal –for PMT, SLAC Coordinator/Master Teacher
INSET
6. Monitoring & Evaluation Form LAC Coordinator/Master Teacher
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTION BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1.Submit 1.1 Check
complete submitted None 5 minutes
requirements requirements
1.2 Identify
needs of School Training
None 1 day Coordinator/
teachers based
on documents PMT/
SLAC
1.3 Craft an
action/SLAC Coordinator/
None 1 day
plan/proposal Master
2. Attend learning Teacher/ Head
and development 2.1 Implement Teacher/
activity and None 1 hour ICT Coordinator
SLAC
provide feedback / School Head
2.2 Conduct
Monitoring and None 30 minutes
Evaluation
TOTAL: None 2 days, 3 hours, 35minutes
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Feedback and Complaints
The mechanism applicable to the governance level shall be posted at the main entrance or
most conspicuous place of service as a poster or tarpaulin at the CO/RO/SDO (onsite) or in
the “Contact Us” tab in the RO/SDO website (online).
Schools
Central Office Regional Office
Division Office
How to send Walk-in: Fill out the Walk-in Client Walk-in: Visit the Walk-in: Visit
feedback Form 1 at the Public Assistance (specify if PAU or the (specify if
Action Center (PAAC) RPAC) OSDS or DPAC)
Online: Email the PAAC at Online: Email Online: Email
depedactioncenter@deped.gov.ph (insert email (insert email
address) or fill address) or fill
out the RO online out the SDO
feedback form at online feedback
(insert link) form at (insert
link)
Phone: Call the PAAC at Phone: Call the Phone: Call the
(+63 2) 8636-1663 | 8633-1942 | (specify if PAU or (specify if OSDS
8635-9817 | 8638-7530 | RPAC) at (insert or DPAC) at
8638-7531 | 8638-7529 phone no. here) (insert phone no.
here)
SMS: Send a text message to PAAC at SMS: Send a text SMS: Send a
0919-456-0027 | 0995-921-8461 message to text message to
(specify if PAU or (specify if OSDS
RPAC) at (insert or DPAC) at
phone no. here) (insert phone no.
here)
How For feedback sent through the PAAC: Feedback shall be recorded and
feedback is referred to the concerned office/s with a request to address the feedback. Any
processed action undertaken shall be communicated by the concerned office/s directly
to client, CC: PAAC.
For feedback sent directly to the concerned office: Feedback shall be recorded
and addressed directly by the concerned office and communicated to the
client.
How to file Walk-in: Fill out the Walk-in Client Walk-in: Visit the Walk-in: Visit
a complaint Form 1 at the Public Assistance (insert name of the (insert name
Action Center (PAAC). office in RO in of office in SDO
charge of in charge of
However, if the client already has the receiving receiving
required documents for filing a complaints) complaints)
complaint, said documents shall be
received by the Records Division. However, if the However, if the
client already has client already
the required has the required
documents for documents for
filing a complaint, filing a
said documents complaint, said
shall be received documents shall
by the Records be received by
Section Records
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Online: Email the PAAC at Online: Email the Online: Email
action@deped.gov.ph (insert name of the (insert name
office in RO in of office in SDO
charge of in charge of
complaints) at complaints) at
(insert email (insert email
address) or fill address) or fill
out the online out the online
complaint form at feedback form at
(insert link) (insert link)
Phone: Call the PAAC at Phone: Call the Phone: Call the
(+63 2) 8636-1663 | 8633-1942 | (insert name of (insert name of
8635-9817 | 8638-7530 | office) at (insert office) at (insert
8638-7531 | 8638-7529 phone no. here) phone no. here)
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X. List of Offices
A. Central Office
EXECUTUVE COMMITTEE
Office Name / Position Contact Information
Office of the Secretary SARA Z. DUTERTE 8633-7208; 8633-7228; 8687-
• Public Affairs Service Vice President and Secretary 2922, 8636-4876; 8637-6209
• External Partnership Service osec@deped.gov.ph
• Internal Audit Service ATTY. SUNSHINE
CHARRY A. FAJARDA
Head Executive Assistant
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
Office Name / Position Contact Information
Public Affairs Service (PAS) JASON V. MERCENE 8633-2120
– Office of the Director (OIC) Supervising pas.od@deped.gov.ph
Administrative Officer
Communications Division 8631-6033
(PAS-CD) pas.cd@deped.gov.ph
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SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE AND FACILITIES
Office Name / Position Contact Information
Education Facilities ANNABELLE R. PANGAN 8633-7263/ 8638-7110/ 8636-4877
Division (EFD) Engineer V
ADMINISTRATION
Office Name / Position Contact Information
Administrative Service (AS) ROBERT M. AGUSTIN 8633-7223/ 8635-0552/ 8637-421
– Office of the Director Director IV as.od@deped.gov.ph
ELLA CECILIA G. 8633-7223/ 8635-0552/ 8637-
NALIPONGUIT 4213
Director III as.od@deped.gov.ph
Asset Management Division ALBERT C. ALANO 8635-0551/ 8633-7217/
(AS-AMD) Chief Administrative Officer as.amd@deped.gov.ph
Cash Division (AS-CD) SONIA R. DE LEON 8637-2408/ 8633-7220/
Chief Administrative Officer as.cd@deped.gov.ph
General Services Division (AS- FLORENTINO M. BARTE JR. 8636-4880/ 8633-6680/
GSD) Chief Administrative Officer as.gsd@deped.gov.ph
Records Division (AS-RD) ROSE MARIE D. MOSCOSO 8633-7218/ 8687-1449
(OIC) Supervising as.rd@deped.gov.ph
Administrative Officer
Planning Service (PS) – ROGER B. MASAPOL 8687-2744/ ps.od@deped.gov.ph
Office of the Director Director IV
Educational Management MARIETTA C. ATIENZA 8638-2251/ 8635-3958/ 8635-
Information System Division Project Development Officer V 3986
(PS-EMISD) ps.emisd@deped.gov.ph
Planning and Programming MARY JANE B. FELICIANO 8633-7216/ 8638-8634/
Division (PS-PPD) Planning Officer V ps.pdd@deped.gov.ph
Policy Research and MARIA KATRINA L. 8633-7257/ 8635-3976
Development Division (PS- GREGORIO
PRDD) (OIC) Senior Education
Program Specialist
Information and FERDINAND B. PITAGAN 8633-6548/ 8631-9636/
Communications Director IV icts.od@deped.gov.ph
Technology Service (ICTS) –
Office of the Director
Solutions Development MARIA CLARISSE T. 8633-2092/
Division (ICTS-SDD) LIGUNAS icts.sdd@deped.gov.ph
Information Technology Officer
III
Technology Infrastructure OFELIA L. ALGO 8633-2363/ icts.tid@deped.gov.ph
Division (ICTS-TID) Information Technology Officer
III
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CURRICULUM AND TEACHING
Office Name / Position Contact Information
Bureau of Curriculum JOCELYN D.R. ANDAYA 8636-5096/ 8633-7267/
Development (BCD) – Office Director IV bcd.od@deped.gov.ph
of the Director SAMUEL R. SOLIVEN
Director III
Curriculum Standards ISABEL A. VICTORINO 8632-7746/ 8635-9822/
Development Division (BCD- Chief Education Program bcd.csdd@deped.gov.ph
CSDD) Specialist
Special Curricular Programs AILEEN V. SUPNAD 8632-7586/ 8636-5173/
Division (BCD-SCPD) Chief Education Program bcd.scpd@deped.gov.ph
Specialist
Bureau of Learning ARIZ DELSON ACAY D. 8633-7237/ 8634-1072/ 8631-
Resources (BLR) – Office of CAWILAN 6922
the Director Director IV blr.od@deped.gov.ph
EDWARD C. JIMENEZ
Director III
RAUL C. LA ROSA
Director III
Learning Resources BESY C. AGAMATA 8634-0901/ 8631-4985/ 8631-
Production Division (BLR- Chief Education Program 3690
LRPD) Specialist blr.lrpd@deped.gov.ph
Learning Resources Quality DAISY ASUNCION O. 8634-1054/ 8631-9294/
Assurance Division SANTOS blr.lrqad@deped.gov.ph
(BLR-LRQAD) Chief Education Program
Specialist
Bureau of Learning Delivery LEILA P. AREOLA 8636-6540/ 8637-4347/
(BLD) – Office of the Director Director IV bld.od@deped.gov.ph
MARILYN B. SIAO
Director III
Teaching and Learning ROSALINA J. VILLANEZA 8687-2948/ bld.tld@deped.gov.ph
Division (BLD-TLD) Chief Education Program
Specialist
Student Inclusion Division JOSE D. TUGUINAYO JR. 8637-4346/ bld.sid@deped.gov.ph
(BLD-SID) Chief Education Program
Specialist
Bureau of Education NELIA V. BENITO 8655-2145/ 8631-6921/ 8631-
Assessment (BEA) – Office of Director IV 2588
the Director MARIVIC R. LEANO bea.od@deped.gov.ph
Director III
Education Assessment DANILYN JOY L. 8631-2589/ 8631-2571/
Division (BEA-EAD) PANGILINAN bea.ead@deped.gov.ph
Chief Education Program
Specialist
Education Research Division GRETCHEN G. CORDERO 8631-2591/
(BEA-ERD) Chief Education Program bea.erd@deped.gov.ph
Specialist
Bureau of Alternative MARILETTE R. ALMAYDA 8636-3603/
Education (BAE) – Office of Director IV
the Director LYNN Z. PADILLO
Director III
Policy and Quality Assurance RODERICK P. CORPUZ
Division (BAE-PQAD) Chief Education Program
Specialist
Program Management and ANDREW A. VILLARBA
System Development Division Chief Education Program
(BAE-PMSDD) Specialist
Literacy Coordinating ENRICO R. MENDOZA lcc@deped.gov.ph
Council Secretariat Project Development Officer V
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PROCUREMENT
Office Name / Position Contact Information
Procurement Management Atty. RHOAN L. OREBIA 8633-7232/
Service (ProcMS) – Office of Director IV procms.od@deped.gov.ph
the Director
OPERATIONS
Office Name / Position Contact Information
Learner Rights and ATTY. SUZETTE T. 8638-1782
Protection Office GANNABAN-MEDINA (OIC)
Chief Administrative Officer
Learners Telesafe Contact 8632-1372; 0945-175-9777
Center Helpline weprotectlearners@deped.gov.ph
Disaster Risk Reduction and CHRISTIAN E. RIVERO
Management Service Director IV 8635-3764/ 8637-4933/
(DRRMS) – Office of the drrmo@deped.gov.ph
Director
Private Education Office (PEO) private.education@deped.gov.pjh
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LEGAL AND LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS
Office Name / Position Contact Information
Legal Service (LS) – Office of DIANA MAY V. CABRALES 8636-6550
the Director Director IV ls.od@deped.gov.ph
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FINANCE
Office Name / Position Contact Information
Finance Service (FS) – Office ANA MARIE C. CALAPIT 8633-7231/
of the Director Director IV fs.od@deped.gov.ph
Accounting Division (FS-AD) MA. RHUNNA L. CATALAN 8633-7961/ 8633-7233/ 8633-
Chief Accountant 7201/
fs.ad@deped.gov.ph
Budget Division (FS-BD) CHOLITA F. TIONG 8637-4214/ 8637-6203/
Chief Administrative Officer fs.bd@deped.gov.ph
Employee Account LOUISA S. ROBERTO 8633-7248/
Management Division (FS- Chief Administrative Officer fs.eamd@deped.gov.ph
EAMD)
Project Management Service SUSANA S. SANTIAGO 8631-6926/
(PMS) – Office of the Director Director IV pms.od@deped.gov.ph
Project Development Division AHNEE LAE M. ABUTIN 8635-3983/ 8633-7256/
(PMS-PDD) (OIC) Senior Education
Program Specialist
Project Management Division ERWIN R. YUMPING 8633-7961/ 8631-2579/ 8631-
(PMS-PMD) Project Development Officer V 0595/ 8637-5584/
Education Program epmo@deped.gov.ph
Management Office
Voucher Program vpmo@deped.gov.ph
Management Office
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B. Regional Offices
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C. Schools Division Offices
Region I
667
Region II
668
Region III
669
Region IV-A
670
Region IV-B
671
Region V
672
Region VI
674
Region VIII
675
Region IX
676
Region X
677
Region XI
678
Region XII
679
Region XIII - CARAGA
680
CAR – Cordillera Administrative Region
681
NCR – National Capital Region
682