Services and requirements

Get a birth, marriage, or death certificate printout from the civil registry database.

Apply for and receive a marriage license after counseling and a ten-day posting period.

Register a birth, marriage, or death certificate on time or through delayed registration.

Correct a clerical error, change a first name, or correct sex or birth date without a court order.

Allow an illegitimate child to use the father's surname or be legitimated by later marriage.

Add information that was accidentally left out of a registered civil record.

Forward a registered record that is missing from the PSA database for encoding.

Get an early endorsement of a newly registered record not yet in the PSA system.

Get an official certified true copy of a birth, marriage, or death certificate.

Register a court order for cancellation, annulment, recognition, or adoption.

Citizens in crisis get cash assistance after interview and eligibility certification.

Citizens get a referral letter to access needed services from other agencies.

Indigent families get a Philhealth certification to avail medication services in accredited hospitals.

Citizens from newborn to elderly get a certificate of indigency from the MSWDO.

Citizens aged 18 and above get a social case study report after interview and home visit.

Victims of typhoons, floods, fire and other calamities get relief assistance and counseling.

Abused women and children get rescue, counseling, medico-legal help, case filing and shelter referral.

Qualified seniors get a Senior Citizens ID card and purchase booklet.

Qualified solo parents get a Solo Parent ID card and purchase booklet.

Persons with disability get a PWD ID card and purchase booklet.

Renew your business permit during the Business One Stop Shop.

Apply for a new business permit during the Business One Stop Shop.

Secure a business permit for a new business operating in the municipality.

Renew your existing business permit for continued operation.

Get a franchise to operate a tricycle as a public utility vehicle.

Obtain a permit to establish or operate Baklad, Bukatot, Talabahan, or Fishpond structures.

Secure a working permit required for employment within the municipality.

Officially close or retire your registered business in the municipality.

Get a simple copy or certified true copy of your property's tax declaration for tax payments and other legal purposes.

Have the tax declaration transferred to your name after acquiring property so you can pay real property tax under your own name.

Declare a property for the first time, correct its use, divide or combine it, or cancel its record and get a new tax declaration.

Get a certification showing whether your land has improvements, what properties you hold, or that you hold no property.

Get a certified photocopy of the tax map showing the location of your real property for mapping and valuation purposes.

Employees can request an official summary of their employment history for transfers, loans, or claims.

Employees can get a certificate that verifies their current or past employment with the LGU.

Retiring officials and employees aged 60-65 can process clearance for GSIS and Pag-Ibig retirement benefits.

Retired, resigned, or separated employees can claim payment for their unused leave credits.

Officials and permanent employees can apply for authorized absence from duty with their position held.

Newly hired and promoted employees can get their official appointment documents as basis for pay and benefits.

Students can undergo work immersion or on-the-job training and receive a certificate of completion.

Active employees can apply for loans from GSIS or other accredited financial institutions through HRMO endorsement.

Patients receive general consultation, assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and referral at the Municipal Health Office.

Patients receive emergency treatment and first aid from professional healthcare staff.

Eligible infants, children, adolescents, pregnant women, and senior citizens receive free routine and campaign immunizations.

Patients receive free tuberculosis screening, diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and health education.

Pregnant and postpartum women receive prenatal care, maternal assessment, counseling, birth planning, and postnatal follow-up.

Men and women of reproductive age receive family planning counseling and contraceptive methods.

Patients with a laboratory request receive routine and screening laboratory examinations and results.

Patients in need of dental care receive consultation, examination, extraction, filling, and oral health education.

Patients with a physician’s request receive diagnostic ultrasound examination and results.

Pregnant women receive prenatal consultation, supplements, counseling, and referral if high-risk.

Women in labor receive skilled delivery, newborn care, PhilHealth assistance, and birth certification.

Patients bitten or scratched by animals receive assessment and anti-rabies treatment.

Get a Mayor’s Clearance certifying residency and good moral character for employment or legal purposes.

Get a job recommendation, medical assistance referral, or endorsement letter for PCSO and other authorized purposes.

Reserve the municipal covered court or function hall for public service or community activities.

Apply for municipal scholarship financial assistance for qualified college students.

Receive a Buntis Kit with essential maternity and newborn care items for pregnant women.

Get a TODA ID proving you are a registered tricycle operator or driver authorized in the municipality.

Receive free medical equipment like BP apparatus, nebulizer, glucometer, or wheelchair for qualified residents.

Receive a free solar light unit if you are a qualified off-grid, low-income, or disaster-affected resident.

Applicants get assistance and endorsement of tree cutting clearance requirements to CENRO.

Business applicants get environmental clearance verification for their business permit via CNC or ECC.

Citizens get garbage collection and proper waste disposal action upon request.

Citizens can get an approved building permit to legally construct, alter, or repair a building or structure.

Citizens can get an approved electrical permit and inspection for installation, alteration, or repair of electrical systems.

Stall holders pay their monthly fixed-stall rental and receive an official receipt.

Ambulant vendors pay the required fee and receive cash tickets to sell in the market vicinity.

Market tenants obtain a market clearance or certificate needed for renewal of their Mayor’s Permit.

New applicants apply for and receive a market contract to occupy a vacant stall in the public market.

Existing tenants renew and receive an extended market contract for their leased stall.

Citizens can request local tourism records, cultural property information, and related public documents.

Citizens can get permission to use local government-managed parks and cultural properties.

Citizens can request free tourism and cultural materials like brochures, books, and leaflets.

Tourism businesses can get help applying for mandatory Department of Tourism accreditation.

Citizens can work with the tourism office to plan, organize, and promote special leisure, social, or cultural events.

Get a certified true copy or plain copy of an ordinance or resolution.

Get an official certificate proving you appeared at a meeting or transaction in the SB Office.

Have a barangay ordinance reviewed for consistency with laws and ordinances.

File and have heard an administrative complaint against a barangay elective official.

Youth and youth-serving organizations can register with the Youth Organization Registration Program (YORP) through the office.

SK Councils can submit their Comprehensive Barangay Youth Development Plan for review and approval.

SK Councils can submit their Annual Barangay Youth Investment Program for review and approval.

Couples applying for a marriage license attend counseling and receive a certificate of compliance.

Schools, agencies, and community groups can request seminars on adolescent health, responsible parenthood, and family planning.

Residents get job matching, referral and placement assistance to available vacancies.

Companies get accredited as legitimate employers to join PESO job matching activities.

Companies get assistance to conduct local or overseas recruitment activities for Paombong residents.

Employers and jobseekers meet in one venue to apply, interview and hire on the spot.

Grade 10 students receive career guidance and labor market information to choose education and career paths.

Poor but deserving students get temporary employment to earn income and gain work experience.

Young workers get government internship to gain work experience and develop skills.

OFWs and their families get counseling, information and referral assistance for overseas employment and reintegration.

Unregistered children aged 0-59 months get weighed, measured, and assessed for nutritional status under Operation Timbang Plus.

Caregivers of children aged 0-59 months receive nutrition education on feeding, growth monitoring, and preventing malnutrition.

Children aged 0-59 months and pregnant women receive essential micronutrient supplements with intake instructions.

This service certifies that funds are available for a specific expenditure to allow contracts and payments to proceed.

This service reviews and certifies that budget is available to cover the costs of an official trip before the Travel Order is finalized.

This service verifies that funds are available and earmarked for a proposed work or project before procurement or implementation.