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Consolidation or merging of Pag-IBIG contributions

Posted on November 27, 2023November 27, 2023 By Kuya Well No Comments on Consolidation or merging of Pag-IBIG contributions
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You’ve probably checked your Pag-IBIG Regular Savings (P1) account and noticed that you’re missing contributions from one (or more) companies you’ve been with. Don’t get mad just yet. Perhaps your records were not consolidated, hence, why those contributions aren’t showing up.

So before you think of filing a case against your previous employer/s, check if they’re really missing by requesting a consolidation from Pag-IBIG.

How to request Pag-IBIG contribution consolidation/merging?

You can request a consolidation by either going to the branch or simply requesting it online (via email).

Online consolidation

  1. Download and fill out the REQUEST FOR CONSOLIDATION/MERGING OF MEMBER’S RECORDS (RCMMR) form. Please note that e-signature is not accepted, so ensure that you fill out the form by hand.
  2. Send an email to contactus@pagibigfund.gov.ph for the merging/consolidation request. Attach the filled-out RCMMR form and 2 valid IDs. You can just simply take a photo of the form and your valid IDs using your phone.
  3. There’s no format for the subject line but I recommend that you use this: Pag-IBIG Consolidation – MID#
  4. Mention in the body of your email, the month/year that is missing and the company that should have submitted those contributions.
  5. Once the email has been sent, you will receive an automated response to acknowledge your message.
  6. Expect another response regarding the consolidation request in 2-3 working days. If there are no issues, your records will be consolidated by then.

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