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A Confirmation of Residency Letter is a crucial document in the Philippine legal and administrative system, used to officially verify a person's place of residence. This document is required in numerous situations, including visa applications, school enrollments, banking transactions, and government service applications. The letter must comply with Philippine legislation, including the Local Government Code and Data Privacy Act, and typically requires verification from local authorities such as Barangay officials. The Confirmation of Residency Letter should include specific details such as the resident's full name, complete address, duration of stay, and may require supporting documentation like utility bills or lease agreements. For foreign residents, additional considerations regarding immigration status may apply. The document often needs to be notarized to enhance its legal validity and authenticity.

1. Letter Header: Official letterhead (if from an authority) or sender's complete address and contact information

2. Date: Current date in formal format

3. Recipient Information: To whom the letter is addressed (if being presented to a specific entity)

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Confirmation of Residency

5. Resident Information: Full legal name and identification details of the resident

6. Address Confirmation: Complete current address and duration of residency

7. Declaration Statement: Formal statement confirming the residency status

8. Purpose Statement: Intended use or purpose of the residency confirmation

9. Signatory Block: Space for signature, name, and title of the issuing authority

10. Notarization Block: Space for notary details and seal