The implementation and acceptance of applications for the registration and renewal of licensed Customs Brokers’ accreditation with the Bureau of Customs (BoC) takes effect today, June 1, 2026.
In an advisory, the BoC reminds all licensed Customs Brokers that Customs Administrative Order (CAO) No. 5-2019 has also updated the requirements for the renewal and registration of their accreditation.
Under CAO No. 5-2019, the Certificate of Registration (COR) issued to Customs Brokers shall be valid for three years from the date of issuance, subject to compliance with applicable rules and regulations.
To facilitate the processing of applications, Customs Brokers are advised to prepare and submit the following revised documentary requirements:
1. Latest AMO Application Form for Customs Brokers;
2. BOC Official Receipt (BCOR) evidencing payment of the application fee amounting to PHP2,020.00;
3. Valid Professional Identification Card (PIC) issued by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC);
4. BIR Certificate of Registration (BIR Form No. 2303);
5. Latest Income Tax Return (ITR) duly received by the BIR, if applicable;
6. Certificate of Good Standing issued by the National President of the Accredited Integrated Professional Organization (AIPO) for Customs Brokers (PCCBI);
7. Certificate of Good Standing issued by the Professional Regulatory Board for Customs Brokers (PRBCB);
8. Certified List of Clients; if none, an Affidavit of No Clients shall be submitted;
9. Notarized List of Customs Broker Representatives with supporting documents; if none, an *Affidavit of No Customs Broker Representatives* shall be submitted; and
10. Printed CPRS Application Profile together with the updated email notification reflecting “STORED” status in the Client Profile Registration System (CPRS).
All Customs Brokers are encouraged to review their documents in advance to ensure complete and timely submission.
Compliance with the prescribed requirements will help avoid delays in the processing of applications and renewals.
Applicants may coordinate with the Bureau of Customs – Account Management Office (AMO) or the Philippine Chamber of Customs Brokers, Inc. (PCCBI).
