Resolution 5 series of 2007 (registration form)
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This document provides an application form for architectural firms to register with the Professional Regulation Commission and Philippine Regulatory Board of Architecture. The form requests information on the firm name, address, license numbers of principals and officers, and a certification that the firm will comply with laws and the code of ethics.
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