Title
Transcript Submission for Exam Application
Law
Prc No. 290 S. 1993
Decision Date
Nov 3, 1993
Effective April 1994, examinees must submit a certified true copy of their transcript of records, including degree, graduation date, and special order number, to ensure compliance with academic requirements for licensure examinations and registration.

Legal basis and authority

  • The resolution is issued by the Commission pursuant to Sec. 5 (b) and (n) of P.D. No. 223.
  • The resolution prescribes guidelines for submitting transcript of records with licensing-related applications.

Policy and intent

  • The resolution requires transcript submission to provide evidence of completion of a degree or course through transcript of records, diploma, and special order.
  • The resolution addresses processing delays caused by non-submission of required academic documents.
  • The resolution limits the application requirement to one vital document to promote expeditious processing and lessen inconvenience.
  • The resolution allows a certified transcript to substantially establish compliance when it contains specific vital data linked to academic completion.

Coverage: who must submit

  • Every examinee must submit a certified true copy of a transcript of records with the application for examination.
  • An applicant for registration without examination must likewise submit the same transcript requirement.
  • The transcript requirement applies to applications that fall under licensure examination and registration without licensure examination.

Required transcript: vital data

  • The submitted transcript must be a certified true copy of the transcript of records.
  • The transcript must contain these vital data:
    • the degree or course;
    • the date of graduation; and
    • the special order number.
  • The special order number and related vital-data requirement applies unless exempt.
  • The exemption applies when submission is not required due to accreditation of the course by the DECS or where the applicant is a graduate of a state school/college.

Implementation mechanics and dissemination

  • Submission is made with the application for examination for examinees.
  • Submission is made with the application for registration without examination for applicants seeking registration without taking the examination.
  • The Commission requires wide dissemination through schools/colleges with courses requiring licensure examination or registration without licensure examination so applicants and institutions receive notice of the guideline.

Procedural effect tied to non-submission

  • Non-submission of any of the two (2) documents previously required is a cause for deferment of the registration of a successful examinee or of an applicant therefor without examination.
  • The resolution permits use of the certified transcript of records as the key vital document when it bears the vital data needed to establish compliance.

Adoption and publication compliance

  • The resolution states that effectivity is conditioned on Commission approval and the required publication rule.
  • The publication rule triggers effectivity after fifteen (15) days following completion of publication in the Official Gazette or a newspaper of general circulation.

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