The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) reached out to the residents of Romblon by holding a mobile services caravan in the island province from January 8 to 10.
In a statement, PRC office in Mimaropa emphasized the strategic move to make essential services more accessible to Romblomanons.
The services offered included the renewal and duplication of PRC identification cards, application for licensure examinations, registration of individuals who attended the oathtaking, and the issuance and authentication of certificates of PRC documents.
“This underscores the commitment to fulfilling the Commission’s mandate by making PRC services accessible to a broader spectrum of clients,” according to the statement released by PRC Mimaropa.
Ronald Geronimo, chief of the Romblon Provincial Public Employment Service Office, highlighted the program’s significance, stating that the presence of PRC in Romblon would help residents save on expenses if they have to travel to Manila, Batangas, or Lucena solely for paperwork.
