Your PRC license as a licensed professional provides as evidence of your skill in your area of specialization. You will probably require a certified true copy of your license, as well as other supporting documents including your board rating, board certificate, and transcript of records, whether you need to renew your license or apply for a new position. This post will show you how to get these records and make sure that your professional regulating board has no complaints against you.
To begin with, you can go to the PRC Central Office or any of its regional offices to get a certified authentic copy of your PRC license. You must bring your PRC license in its original form, a photocopy of it, and a legitimate ID with your picture and signature (such as a passport, driver’s license, or PRC ID). A cost is additionally required, and it varies based on the kind of document you require. A certified authentic copy of a PRC license would cost Php 75 as of 2021.
It’s vital to remember that you can only get a certified true copy of your PRC license if your account with the PRC is in good standing. This indicates that there are no disciplinary actions or PRC Code of Ethics violations that have resulted in your license being suspended, revoked, or cancelled. Before you may get a certified true copy of your license, you must first take care of any issues with the PRC if you are not in good standing.
The same is true for other professional regulatory bodies, such as the Professional Regulations Commission – Board of Nursing (PRC-BON) and the Philippine Nurses Association (PNA). You must show evidence that you are in good standing with the PRC-BON in order to obtain a good standing certificate from the Kerala Nursing Council (KNC) if you are a registered nurse. The PRC-BON can provide you with a Certificate of Good Standing, attesting to your current licensing status and any disciplinary proceedings that have been taken against you, if any.
You must submit a request letter and the necessary fee (which, as of 2021, is Php 150) to the PRC-BON in order to get a Certificate of Good Standing from them. Your full name, your PRC license number, and the reason for the request should all be included in the request letter. A photocopy of your PRC license as well as a legitimate ID with your picture and signature are also required.
In conclusion, as long as you are in good standing with your respective professional regulating body, acquiring a certified true duplicate of your PRC license and other supporting documentation is a simple procedure. You must show proof of your license status with the PRC-BON if you require a good standing certificate from another regulatory body, such as the KNC. you prevent any delays in receiving your documents, make sure you follow all guidelines and pay all fees.