PKP MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 66 s. 1992

: The order became effective on 15 October 1992.
: Only the Director, or in his absence, the Assistant Director of the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation can sign requests for issuance of Hold Departure Orders.
: The party must submit a certified true copy of either the order of the court holding departure or the criminal information/habeas corpus petition.
: A certified true copy of the criminal information and the warrant or order of arrest, along with a certification from the Clerk of Court that the warrant or order remains in force.
: To confirm that the warrant or order of arrest remains valid and in force at the time of the request.
: No, only the Director or, in his absence, the Assistant Director can sign such requests.
: An HDO is a Hold Departure Order, a directive to the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation to prevent a person's departure from the Philippines under certain legal conditions.
: An interested party may file the application for the issuance of an HDO.
: The legal basis is a court order that holds the departure of the person concerned, supported by the criminal information or habeas corpus petition.