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Resident Registration
Complete all required information
Household Info
Personal Info
Account Info
ID Capture
Review & Submit
Household Information

Your household

Choose the situation that describes who you live with.

Do you have a Head of Household? *

The questions below depend on this answer.

Personal Information

Fields marked * are required; optional fields can be left blank.

01

About you

Name, birth details and personal information
Full Name
Basic Information
You must be at least 15 years old to register.
02

Address & Residency

Where you live and how long you have lived here
03

Work & Education

Your education, employment and income
04

Benefits & Health

Benefit information and optional blood type
Benefits & Health
05

Voter & Contact

Your voter information and an emergency contact
Voter information *

Registration is open to residents regardless of voter status. This does not register you to vote.

Emergency Contact
Account Information
We'll send a 6-digit code to confirm this is really yours — by email, or by text if you enter a mobile number.
After submitting, your account will be reviewed by barangay staff (1-2 business days). You will receive a notification once verified.
ID Verification

Capture the front and back of your ID. You can use this camera or scan a QR code with your phone.

Your government-issued ID

Keep the full ID visible, with readable text and no glare.

Choose an ID type, then capture each required side.

Front of ID *

Not captured
Capture the front clearly

Back of ID *

Not captured
Turn the ID over for the back
Review & Submit
Please review your information carefully before submitting — mistyped details may delay your verification. After submission, barangay staff will verify your account and residency within 1-2 business days.

The Data Privacy Act of 2012 (Republic Act No. 10173) is the Philippine law that protects your personal information held by government offices and private organizations. It requires the barangay to:

  • Collect only the information it actually needs, and use it only for the purpose you agreed to.
  • Keep your records secure and confidential, with access limited to authorized personnel.
  • Let you view your information and have inaccurate details corrected.

Your rights include the right to be informed, to access your data, to correct it, to object to how it is used, and to file a complaint with the National Privacy Commission (NPC).