A typo, a wrong birthdate, or a new married surname can all be fixed. Here is exactly which path applies to your situation, including the one step people usually miss. Quick Answer Small typos can often be fixed online before you pay, through Edit Information in your account. Once you have paid or your clearance…
Every peso you need to know before you pay. New application, renewal, GCash, delivery, first time job seekers and what happens if your result comes back HIT. Quick Answer The NBI Clearance fee is ₱155 for a new application or renewal with branch pickup, made up of a ₱130 clearance fee and a ₱25 e…
Paying your NBI Clearance fee with GCash takes a couple of minutes from your phone. Here’s exactly how to do it — by manual entry or QR scan — how much it costs, and how to confirm your payment went through. Quick Answer To pay your NBI Clearance fee with GCash, open the GCash app,…
If you’re applying for your very first job, you can get your NBI Clearance free — once — under the First-Time Jobseekers Assistance Act. Here’s who qualifies, the exact documents, and how to register online step by step. Quick Answer First-time job seekers can get an NBI Clearance free of charge, one time only, under Republic Act…
An NBI Clearance is valid for one year — but how long it’s actually accepted depends on who’s asking. Here’s the official rule, when the year starts, how to check your expiry, and what employers and embassies really expect. Quick Answer An NBI Clearance is valid for one (1) year from its date of issuance. For example,…
Seeing “HIT” on your NBI Clearance can be alarming — but for most people it’s just a name match, not a criminal record. Here’s what a HIT really means, why it happens, how long it takes, and exactly how to clear it. Quick Answer An NBI “HIT” means your name matches (or closely resembles) a…
Applied and now waiting? You can track your NBI Clearance from your phone — whether your payment has posted, your appointment is set, your clearance is ready, or it’s out for delivery. Here’s how to check, and what each status actually means. Quick Answer To check your NBI Clearance status, log in to the official…
Working or living overseas and need an NBI Clearance? You don’t have to fly home. Here’s how Filipinos abroad can apply for or renew a clearance — through a representative or by mail — and what documents you’ll need. Quick Answer Filipinos abroad can get or renew an NBI Clearance without returning home, using one…
Foreign nationals in the Philippines need an NBI Clearance for work permits, a 13A spouse visa, student visas, and residency. The process differs from a Filipino’s — here’s exactly what to bring, where to go, and how to handle the ACR I-Card hurdle. Quick Answer A foreigner applies for an NBI Clearance by registering on…
Both prove you have a clean record — but they’re issued by different agencies, check different databases, and last for different periods. Here’s how NBI Clearance and Police Clearance compare, and which one you actually need. Quick Answer An NBI Clearance is issued by the National Bureau of Investigation, checks nationwide court and derogatory records, and is…
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