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To replace a lost PhilHealth card, go to a PhilHealth Express outlet and request a copy of your existing PhilHealth Identification Card (PIC). Under PhilHealth’s current published procedure, you must:

Fill out the Request Form provided at the outlet.

Present a valid ID bearing your photograph and signature.

Submit one photocopy o...


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Yes—most home improvements, renovations, and extensions require a building permit even when the work is entirely inside your privately owned, fenced property.

Section 301 of Presidential Decree No. 1096, the National Building Code of the Philippines, generally prohibits constructing, adding to, altering, repairing, converting, moving, or demolishing a buildi...


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A qualified claimant may receive the GSIS Funeral Benefit for a deceased retired government employee. The official benefit is:

₱50,000 if the death occurred on or after July 13, 2026;

₱30,000 if the death occurred before July 13, 2026 but remains within the four-year filing period; or

₱10...


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Yes, legal penalties are possible—but recording or sharing a fight is not automatically illegal simply because nobody consented.

The result depends on several facts:

Was the incident openly happening on a street, or was it a private exchange inside a home, office, vehicle, or secluded area?

Did the recording capture a private con...


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You cannot reliably verify a Facebook seller’s registered business address from the Facebook page alone. Get the seller’s exact legal or registered business name, then cross-check it through the correct Philippine registry:

Sole proprietorship: DTI Business Name Registration System and NegosyoKonek

Corporation or partnership:


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