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How to Get a PRC Certificate of Passing or Board Rating through LERIS

A guide for board examinees and professionals requesting PRC Certification of Passing or Board Rating through LERIS, including appointment, fees, documentary stamp, requirements, and release reminders.

Government agencyProfessional Regulation Commission (PRC)
FeesPRC lists a certification fee of ₱75 per copy. A ₱30 Documentary Stamp Tax applies per copy; selected online transactions may support constructive affixture of DST.
ProcessingRequires a LERIS transaction and appointment. Release timing depends on the selected certification/authentication service and PRC office.
Last verifiedOctober 2, 2026
Before you transact: Government requirements, fees, schedules, and online systems can change. Use this guide to prepare, then confirm critical details with the official agency source.
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The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) issues certifications such as the Certificate of Passing and Certificate of Board Rating for licensure examinees. These documents are commonly requested for employment, promotion, credential evaluation, further studies, overseas applications, and other professional transactions.

What can you request?

PRC LERIS provides a Certification transaction for documents that include Certificate of Passing and Certification of Board Rating. The exact document you need depends on the employer, school, foreign regulator, or other receiving institution.

Step 1: Sign in to PRC LERIS

Go to PRC LERIS and sign in. Make sure your personal details match the information used in your licensure examination or professional record.

Step 2: Start a Certification transaction

Choose the certification service and select the specific document requested. Follow the system prompts for profession/examination details, appointment place, and schedule.

Step 3: Pay the certification fee and DST

PRC’s Citizen’s Charter lists a ₱75 certification fee per copy and a ₱30 Documentary Stamp Tax (DST) per copy for Certification of Passing/Board Rating transactions. In August 2026, PRC announced constructive affixture of Documentary Stamp Tax for selected transactions, including Certification and Authentication, through supported digital payment channels.

Step 4: Print the system-generated Action Sheet

After completing the online transaction, keep the LERIS Action Sheet and payment details. The Action Sheet is part of the documentary requirements for the in-person step.

Step 5: Attend the appointment

Bring the required valid government-issued ID and other documentary requirements shown for the transaction. Requirements can differ between simple certification and authentication, so follow the exact Action Sheet generated by LERIS.

If someone will claim or process for you

PRC’s Citizen’s Charter includes additional requirements for representatives. These can include a Special Power of Attorney for a non-registered representative or an authorization letter and valid professional identification for a registered professional representative. Use the current PRC checklist for your case.

The PRC online verification site can show rating/license information for quick verification, but that is different from requesting an official PRC certification document. If an employer or foreign authority asks for a certification, complete the LERIS certification transaction.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Requesting the wrong type of certification.
  • Using personal details that do not match the PRC record.
  • Forgetting the appointment Action Sheet or required ID.
  • Assuming the online verification page is the same as an official certification.
  • Using an outdated fee or documentary-stamp process instead of the current LERIS instructions.

Official sources

Start by asking what the receiving institution actually requires. Looking up an examination rating online can help you verify results, but an employer, school, foreign authority, or other institution may specifically require an official PRC certification transaction.

If you need Use this as your starting point
A quick check of the examination result/rating Use the official PRC verification service where applicable.
An official Certificate of Passing Use the PRC LERIS certification transaction and follow its appointment/document requirements.
An official Certificate of Board Rating Select the correct certification service rather than assuming a screenshot of the online rating will substitute.
Documents for overseas or institutional use Ask the receiving institution whether it also requires authentication, apostille, or another follow-up step after PRC issuance.

Before booking the certification appointment

Verify the profession, examination details, name used in the PRC record, and the exact certificate requested. Keep the LERIS transaction reference and prepare the identification/documentary requirements shown for the certification service.

After receiving the certificate

Check the name, examination/profession information, and requested certificate type before leaving or submitting it to another institution. If the document will be used abroad, confirm the next authentication step separately instead of assuming PRC issuance completes the entire overseas-document process.

CitizenGuide practical notes

Useful details before you continue

Online verification of rating or license information is different from ordering an official PRC certification document.

Ask the employer, school, foreign regulator, or other recipient which exact certification it requires before paying for multiple copies.

Keep the LERIS transaction and payment reference until the certification is released or the status is resolved.

Troubleshooting

If something goes wrong

Start with the closest issue below before creating another application or account.

My examination record is not appearing correctly

Compare the personal and examination information in LERIS with your original PRC record and use PRC’s official support/office process for a record discrepancy.

I selected the wrong certification type

Confirm the recipient’s requirement and follow PRC instructions for the correct Certification transaction instead of assuming all PRC certificates are interchangeable.

Someone else will claim or process the document

Review the current PRC representative requirements before the appointment; authorization rules can differ depending on who the representative is.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about this process

How much is a PRC Certificate of Passing or Board Rating?

PRC lists a certification fee of ₱75 per copy. A ₱30 Documentary Stamp Tax applies per copy under the certification requirements; supported digital transactions may use constructive affixture.

Can I get my PRC board rating online?

You can verify ratings online, but an official Certificate of Board Rating is requested through the PRC LERIS certification transaction and follows the required appointment/document process.

Do I need an appointment for PRC certification?

The PRC Citizen’s Charter directs applicants to log in to LERIS to secure an appointment date and place for certification transactions.

Sources checked

Official references used for this guide

Last checked October 2, 2026.

Editorial maintenance

What changed in this guide

Maintained by the CitizenGuide Editorial Team.

Added certification-type checks, representative guidance, record-discrepancy troubleshooting, and transaction safeguards.

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