What to do if your ACR I-card is lost or stolen

PART 2 (END)

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1. That I am a bond holder of an Alien Certificate of Registration Identify Card (ACR I-Card) No._______ issued by thd Bureau of Immigration of the Republic of the Philippines;

2. That the said ACR I-Card was kept in my wallet with my other pertinent documents of identification;

3. That on (Date) I noticed my said ACR I-Card was no where to be found, believing that it may have been misplaced or slipped out of my wallet during my travels;

4. That I exerted my utmost effort to locate my said ACR I-Card by searching in areas where it may have been misplaced or been dropped, but have proven futile to the point that I now considered my said ACR I-Card to be unrecoverable;

5. That my said ACR I-Card has never been confiscated by any government entity for any unlawful acts whatsoever;

6. As such, I am executing this affidavit to attest to the truth of the foregoing, to inform the Bureau of Immigration about the loss of my said ACR I-Card and to support my request to issue a new ACR I-Card in lue of the one that is lost for whatever legal purposes this may serve.

In witness thereof, I hearunto set my hand this day of _______ at (location in the Philippines of the BI)

{boiler plate for a attorney to sign and notarize}

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Remember, these are examples and these documents would need to be custom tailored to your specific need.

Keywords: Philippines Travel, Philippines, ACR I-card, Bureau of Immigration, Affidavit of Loss, Letter of Re-issuance