Pag-Ibig Provident Savings Benefit

[timcass_12 5]

This is really off-topic but I just want to inform all Pag-Ibig members in here that we are entitled to claim our accumulated contributions through the Pag-Ibig Provident Savings Benefit program as we're permanently leaving the Philippines.

My mom was the one who gave me this information. The requirements are as follows -

Duly accomplished Provident Benefit Form

NSO Birth Certificate

NSO Marriage Certificate (if married)

Certificate of Employment (from previous and current employers)

Special Power of Attorney (Pag-Ibig Form, should be notarized) - if you're unable to claim it

Sworn Declaration for Permanent Departure (Pag-Ibig Form, should be notarized)

Passport and Immigrant Visa

Certificate of Loan Amortization (only if you have an existing or previous loan)

I was told by the Pag-Ibig representative that the reimbursements will be available after 5 - 22 working days upon filing. Please ask your current/last employer on what branch they remit your monthly contributions as this is the same branch where you'll submit and file your Provident Benefit claim.

Check this link for additional information on the process - http://www.pagibigfund.gov.ph/sp_optional.htm

Sayang din yan kaya claim nyo na

Edited July 1, 2008 by timcass_12

[mrsartis 10]

Wow SIs,

Thanks for informing us.. kasi i intend to stil pay my Pagibig even if im out of the country na so i can purchase a house for mike and i after a year maybe... you think , i can shift from an employee contributor to a self employed?

Many thanks,

JOmay

[Gradie and Jane 0]

Ganon..... di ko alam yan ah.... Dito na tuloy ako sa state.... Pwede pa ba syang maclaim kung mag bigay lng ako SPA sa sister ko? Thanks...

[vichygurl 1]

HI Cass,

I have same question with Jane. Pwede ba maclaim kahit d2 na me sa US? i left an SPA to my trusted boss and that she is authorize to do all my work transaction. Do you think I can claim? Sana... sayang din pwede na ibigay kay mama. lol

vida

[timcass_12 5]

hello - yep I think pwede. i'll ask the pag-ibig personnel later. i'll go there after lunch. i'll keep you guys posted.

[Mia Sav 1]

This is really off-topic but I just want to inform all Pag-Ibig members in here that we are entitled to claim our accumulated contributions through the Pag-Ibig Provident Savings Benefit program as we're permanently leaving the Philippines.

My mom was the one who gave me this information. The requirements are as follows -

Duly accomplished Provident Benefit Form

NSO Birth Certificate

NSO Marriage Certificate (if married)

Certificate of Employment (from previous and current employers)

Special Power of Attorney (Pag-Ibig Form, should be notarized) - if you're unable to claim it

Sworn Declaration for Permanent Departure (Pag-Ibig Form, should be notarized)

Passport and Immigrant Visa

Certificate of Loan Amortization (only if you have an existing or previous loan)

I was told by the Pag-Ibig representative that the reimbursements will be available after 5 - 22 working days upon filing. Please ask your current/last employer on what branch they remit your monthly contributions as this is the same branch where you'll submit and file your Provident Benefit claim.

Check this link for additional information on the process - http://www.pagibigfund.gov.ph/sp_optional.htm

Sayang din yan kaya claim nyo na

Oh, so bad I did not know this...I wasn't told it's possible to do this before I resigned from work. We'll wait for your feedback timcass_12.

[timcass_12 5]

hey guys - sorry to ruin your excitement but i was told by the pag-ibig representative that i'll not be able to claim my refund not until i give them a copy of my greencard as this will certify my immigrant status in the US (i came here on K3 which is a non-immigrant visa). i also brought with me my notarized special power of attorney as well as the other requirements they need because it needs to be authenticated by the philippine consulate in here as soon as i get my GC. i'll just send it to my sister who will claim the reimbursement on my behalf.

for immigrant visa holders, you can claim this ASAP.

[Gradie and Jane 0]

hey guys - sorry to ruin your excitement but i was told by the pag-ibig representative that i'll not be able to claim my refund not until i give them a copy of my greencard as this will certify my immigrant status in the US (i came here on K3 which is a non-immigrant visa). i also brought with me my notarized special power of attorney as well as the other requirements they need because it needs to be authenticated by the philippine consulate in here as soon as i get my GC. i'll just send it to my sister who will claim the reimbursement on my behalf.

for immigrant visa holders, you can claim this ASAP.

So its means I can claim my Pag Ibig Privident Benefits ... I am in immigrant visa... Thank you... I will discuss it with my sister

[timcass_12 5]

hi - yes, you're eligible because you're on CR1. please check the pag-ibig website and see if you can just download the forms there. if not, just ask your sister to go to the pag-ibig office and get some forms for you.

hey guys - sorry to ruin your excitement but i was told by the pag-ibig representative that i'll not be able to claim my refund not until i give them a copy of my greencard as this will certify my immigrant status in the US (i came here on K3 which is a non-immigrant visa). i also brought with me my notarized special power of attorney as well as the other requirements they need because it needs to be authenticated by the philippine consulate in here as soon as i get my GC. i'll just send it to my sister who will claim the reimbursement on my behalf.

for immigrant visa holders, you can claim this ASAP.

So its means I can claim my Pag Ibig Privident Benefits ... I am in immigrant visa... Thank you... I will discuss it with my sister

[ED*Riza 0]

hey guys - sorry to ruin your excitement but i was told by the pag-ibig representative that i'll not be able to claim my refund not until i give them a copy of my greencard as this will certify my immigrant status in the US (i came here on K3 which is a non-immigrant visa). i also brought with me my notarized special power of attorney as well as the other requirements they need because it needs to be authenticated by the philippine consulate in here as soon as i get my GC. i'll just send it to my sister who will claim the reimbursement on my behalf.

for immigrant visa holders, you can claim this ASAP.

HI, I came here as K1 and got my GC already . We might go home this year to PI can I claim my pag ibig then?

[timcass_12 5]

hi - yes, punta ka lang sa pag-ibig office then ask for the provident saving refund.

hey guys - sorry to ruin your excitement but i was told by the pag-ibig representative that i'll not be able to claim my refund not until i give them a copy of my greencard as this will certify my immigrant status in the US (i came here on K3 which is a non-immigrant visa). i also brought with me my notarized special power of attorney as well as the other requirements they need because it needs to be authenticated by the philippine consulate in here as soon as i get my GC. i'll just send it to my sister who will claim the reimbursement on my behalf.

for immigrant visa holders, you can claim this ASAP.

HI, I came here as K1 and got my GC already . We might go home this year to PI can I claim my pag ibig then?