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CENSUS SERBILIS CENTERS
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[Title] => COA wants NSO-7 to recover wages paid to workers of project contractor
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The Commission on Audit has requested the National Statistics Office-7 to recover payment of over P600,000 in wages of contractual employees, and close to P200,000 for electricity expenses of the contractor of NSO-Civil Registry System project.
The COA, in its 2005 audit report on the project, noted that NSO-7 paid P687,505.95 in wages of workers that the contractor, Unisys Australia Ltd., had assigned in Cebu to work on the project.
[DatePublished] => 2006-10-10 00:00:00
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[SectionName] => Cebu News
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[ArticleID] => 344733
[Title] => Census centers in Talisay, Bogo are doing well
[Summary] => The two Census Serbilis Centers in the province are now doing well, according to the National Statistics Office 7.
NSO information officer-designate Noel Rafols said the Census Serbilis Centers in Talisay City and the town of Bogo are in full swing.
The local civil registrar's office of the two government units signed a Memorandum of Agreement with NSO to avail of the Batch Request Entry System (BREQS) software to make documentation of civil registry papers accessible without going to the regional office at M.J. Cuenco.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => NSO moves to bring services closer to its clients
[Summary] => "Filipinos from the provinces no longer need to travel to Manila to get their copies of birth, marriage and death records. The National Statistics Office (NSO) is determined to bring its services closer to its clients. The enhancement of the delivery of civil registry services is along with the government’s thrust for good governance," said NSO Administrator and Civil Registrar General Carmelita Ericta.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-07 00:00:00
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[ArticleID] => 187161
[Title] => NSO achieves major milestones in automation project
[Summary] => Filipinos can now experience the convenience of the request-anywhere capability of the National Statistics Office (NSO).
This, as the NSO marks the first year of operation of its Civil Registry System (CRS) project with a number of significant accomplishments: completion of the first and second phases of its computerization undertaking, and complete conversion of birth records from 1945 to 1999.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => NSO completes rollout of ‘Census Serbilis Centers’
[Summary] => Clients of the National Statistics Office (NSO) securing copies of birth, marriage and death certificates can now experience convenience and more efficient service with the opening of its sixth Census Serbilis Center (CenSC) in Pasay City last Jan. 21, 2002. The establishment of CenSC in strategic sites in Metro Manila is part of NSO’s effort in fulfilling its goal of bringing its services closer to the public. The new site is located right across the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) building, between Halls 8 and 9 of the Financial Center Philtrade Center), Roxas Boulevard.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => NSO brings services online via e-Census
[Summary] => The National Statistics Office (NSO) paves the way toward e-governance as it brings its services closer to the public through e-Census, the web component of the Civil Registry System (CRS).
Today, e-Census starts serving the public as it allows online users to request records of birth, marriage and death online anytime, from anywhere at their convenience. Moreover, requested documents will be delivered by courier at the applicant‘s doorstep.
[DatePublished] => 2001-04-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => NSO brings services online via e-Census
[Summary] => The National Statistics Office (NSO) paves the way toward e-governance as it brings its services closer to the public through e-Census, the web component of the Civil Registry System (CRS).
Today, e-Census starts serving the public as it allows online users to request records of birth, marriage and death online anytime, from anywhere at their convenience. Moreover, requested documents will be delivered by courier at the applicant‘s doorstep.
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[Title] => NSO brings services online via e-Census
[Summary] => The National Statistics Office (NSO) paves the way toward e-governance as it brings its services closer to the public through e-Census, the web component of the Civil Registry System (CRS).
Today, e-Census starts serving the public as it allows online users to request records of birth, marriage and death online anytime, from anywhere at their convenience. Moreover, requested documents will be delivered by courier at the applicant‘s doorstep.
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[Title] => NSO brings services online via e-Census
[Summary] => The National Statistics Office (NSO) paves the way toward e-governance as it brings its services closer to the public through e-Census, the web component of the Civil Registry System (CRS).
Today, e-Census starts serving the public as it allows online users to request records of birth, marriage and death online anytime, from anywhere at their convenience. Moreover, requested documents will be delivered by courier at the applicant‘s doorstep.
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[Title] => NSO brings services online via e-Census
[Summary] => The National Statistics Office (NSO) paves the way toward e-governance as it brings its services closer to the public through e-Census, the web component of the Civil Registry System (CRS).
Today, e-Census starts serving the public as it allows online users to request records of birth, marriage and death online anytime, from anywhere at their convenience. Moreover, requested documents will be delivered by courier at the applicant‘s doorstep.
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