REQUIREMENTS FOR REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON ACCREDITATION (NEW APPLICATION)

1. NSO or PSA Original and Photocopy Birth Certificate

2. NSO or PSA Original and Photocopy Marriage Certificate, if married (for women)

3. Proof of Completion of at least 72 units in College, Original and Photocopy

4. Certificate of CPD Seminar for New Entry Level (as of now it’s 8 units of CPD that they’re accepting but they announced 15 units required for next year)

5. Valid NBI Clearance

6. Photocopy of your Broker’s IDs with three signatures

7. Photocopy of Cedula (Community Certificate Tax)

8. Application Form which is downloadable at this link: ■Accreditation of Real Estate Salesperson

9. 2 Passport Size Photos with Name Tag (Surname, First Name, Middle Name)

STEP BY STEP GUIDE IN PRC APPLICATION FOR REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON ACCREDITATION

I left my home in Tagaytay at 5:30am and arrived here at 7am. I photocopied some of my documents in the store located at the front of PRC building.

By 7:15 I am queued at about no. 20 or something.

The office opens at 8am. I suggest you bring your small snacks so you can eat while you wait. I had biscuits on the way here and I’m hoping I won’t get hungry til I’m done here. Or better if I’d finish this earlier so I can get my other tasks done.

By the way, please wear decent clothes, face mask and face shield to be able to enter the office.

They started letting us in by 8:09am.

You’d be given a health declaration form that you’ll fill up and submit upon entry. That’s for contact tracing purposes.

I asked the guard where to go for the new application for salesperson and they said second floor.

I first bought Documentary stamps which is available at the first floor in front of Window 16. 50 pesos for the two stamps and they’ll stick it to your application form.

Head on to the second floor annex building that says NCR APPLICATION SECTION on the door. Let the PRC staff assess your requirements. She will then advise you to pay for the fees downstairs.

Fill out the Registration Record Card and glue your passport size photo (1) for the application form and (1) for the registration record card.

Proceed to the Cashier at Window 33 in the first floor (left side upon entry) and pay the exact amount of 450 pesos. Barya lang po sa umaga

Once paid, proceed to the 3rd floor at the Commission Secretariat for notary of your Application Form, Transcript of Records, and Certificate of CPD units. Just give your stapled documents, they actually know what to do. Pay 150 for notarial fee.

Once done, head back to the annex building second floor NCR APPLICATION SECTION and submit the documents. The staff will give you the claim stub and receipt when it’s complete.

And you’re done! You just have to wait within 6 months for the registration number that will be assigned to you and you could call them at the phone number they’ve written for confirmation or check their website for further announcements when you will be able to get your ID and number. Accreditation is valid for one year and is renewable once you get your CPD Units for Renewal.

That’s it! Pretty short time actually as I came early. Finished at about 9:00AM and that was only 50 minutes time.

I highly commend the guards of PRC. They just know everything that you’re looking for and really helped me a lot in getting to where I’m supposed to go. Kudos to the whole team! And also the PRC staffs who may not smile a lot but they surely do their job promptly. I had a smooth experience overall and I’m so glad I got my application done in no time.

City or Municipal Professional Registration

After securing PRC and DHSUD accreditation Official Receipts, you may now register yourself as a Professional Real Estate Salesperson by going to the Treasury Office of your respective City or Municipal Hall and paying for Professional Tax Receipt. Mine costs PHP 220.00 and it varies for every area.

Note that this guide only applies to new application. For concerns about renewal of application and special cases including former DTI salespersons, please head on to their official website at prc.gov.ph to know the exact answers to your queries.

One more thing, being a Real Estate Salesperson, you have to be supervised by a licensed Real Estate Broker who also registered himself in PRC, DHSUD, and City Offices. Every Broker can accommodate 20 Salespersons and my advise, be with someone who will support you and really teach and encourage you to excel on your career. I’m blessed to have one. Sir CRB Rizal Salih Jr.

So there you have it! I hope you find this blog helpful in your journey to becoming a Real Estate Salesperson. And maybe you’d like to share some insights, ideas, or questions, let me have them in the comments section below and let’s see how we can help each other.

Good luck!

I’m glad that my kuya drove for me that day as I haven’t slept for about three nights due to work and breastfeeding challenges I am facing right now. Kids got a lot more clingy but that’s just how we, parents, are supposed to be. I’m taking it slowly and so far I’m getting the hang of it. I am blessed.