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Memorandum Circular No. 04, Series of 2003

 
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Memorandum Circular No. 04
Series of 2003

  

FOR        :    All Concerned

SUBJECT    :    Guidelines on the Upgrading of Single Proprietorship or Partnership

Pursuant to Sec. 9, Rule II, Part II of the New Rules and Regulations Governing the Recruitment and Employment of Landbased Overseas Workers, and Sec. 8, Rule II, Book II of the Old POEA Rules and Regulations Governing Overseas Employment, license holders which are single proprietorships or partnerships may convert into a corporation for purposes of upgrading or raising their capabilities to respond adequately to developments/changes in the international labor market and to enable them to better comply with their responsibilities arising from the recruitment and deployment of workers overseas.

An agency may be upgraded from sole proprietorship/partnership into corporation upon submission of the following documents:


1. SEC Registration and Articles of Incorporation of the newly established corporation indicating among others the sole proprietor as the majority stockholder;

2.  Minutes of meeting on the election of officers duly received by SEC;

3. Bio-data, pictures and valid NBI and AIRB clearances of all partners/directors.  In case of foreigners, clearance from country of origin or copy of their valid passports;

4.  Duly notarized affidavit executed by the President supported by a board resolution duly received by SEC to the effect that the corporation shall assume full and complete responsibility for all liabilities and claims which are filed or maybe filed against the agency under the single proprietorship/partnership; and

5. Duly notarized affidavit of undertaking executed by members of the board of directors that they will be jointly and severally liable with the corporation over claims arising out of employer-employee relationship.
 
The approval of  the  upgrading shall automatically revoke or cancel the licenses of  the single proprietorship or partnership so upgraded.

For the guidance of all concerned.



ROSALINDA DIMAPILIS-BALDOZ
Administrator


January 16 2003


 
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