Getting ready to file your Customs Broker Board Exam Application this 2026?
You’re in the right place.
This guide is made by the BPP team experts in board exam applications, using only verified info from the PRC. That means it’s always accurate and up-to-date.
Here, you’ll find a clear guide about the Customs Broker Board Exam application process, including the steps, requirements, date, and useful tips.
Let’s make your board exam application simple and stress-free!
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Schedule of Application
The latest application period for the Customs Broker Licensure Examination (CBLE) was from August 19, 2026, to October 19, 2026.
- CBLE Opening of Application: August 19, 2026
- CBLE Deadline of Application: October 19, 2026
Following the important schedule are the exam date and the target release of results:
- CBLE Examination Date: November 17 & 18, 2026
- CBLE Target Release of Result: November 23, 2026
Knowing these dates is necessary to make sure you don’t apply too early or too late, help you prepare for the exam, and let you know when to expect your results.
Requirement for Filing the Application
Below are the official requirements from the PRC you need when applying for the Customs Broker Board Exam.
First Timers:
- One (1) original and photocopy of Birth Certificate, subject to the provisions of R.A. No. 11909
- One (1) original and photocopy of Marriage Certificate (for female applicants unless maiden name is preferred to be used)
- One (1) original and photocopy of Transcript of Records with scanned picture and Remarks “For Board Examination Purposes”
- One (1) original and photocopy of Certificate of Good Moral Character from any of the following:
- Barangay
- School
- Church
- One (1) original and photocopy of the valid NBI Clearance
Repeaters:
- One (1) photocopy of Marriage Certificate, if applicable
- One (1) original copy of valid NBI Clearance
- One (1) original and photocopy of Certificate of Good Moral Character from any of the following:
- Barangay
- School
- Church
Pursuant to Commission Resolution No. 1935 (s. 2024), entitled, “Amending the Revised Guidelines in the Filing and Processing of Applications for Licensure Examination of Repeater Examinees/Applicants”:
A repeater examinee/applicant shall no longer be required to personally file his/her application and submit copies of Transcript of Records and PSA Birth Certificate in PRC Regional Offices, provided, that the repeater/examinee applicant meets all the following conditions:
- Examinee/applicant from 2012-present;
- Examinee/applicant with the same/exact name (Last Name, First Name, Middle Name) from previous application/s;
- Examinee/applicant with the same course and taking the same examination; and
- Examinee/applicant with available photo/s from previous application/s.
Special Requirements:
- Other requirements that the Board may prescribe (e.g. CHED Certificate of Equivalency for applicants who are graduates of foreign universities/schools)
- FOR SPLE APPLICANTS only – One (1) original copy of Certificate of Good Moral Character from any of the following:
- Philippine Professional Organization
- Migrant Workers Office
- Philippine Embassy

How to Apply for the Customs Broker Board Exam
So, you’re ready to take the 2026 Customs Broker Licensure Exam?
Great! Let’s make your application smooth and hassle-free. Just follow this step-by-step guide:
Step 1: Make Sure You’re Ready to Apply
Before you start your application, check if you meet the following:
- ✅ You’re a Filipino citizen
- ✅ You have a Bachelor of Science in Customs Administration (BSCA)
- ✅ You have all the needed documents (see Step 2)
- ✅ The PRC application period is open (check the PRC’s official schedule)
If you said YES to all, you’re good to go!
Step 2: Prepare These Documents and Requirements
Gather both digital and printed copies of your documents.
For All Applicants:
- PSA Birth Certificate
- Transcript of Records (TOR) with a photo and the remark: “For Board Examination Purposes”
- PSA Marriage Certificate (for married female applicants)
- Valid NBI Clearance (for first-timers and repeaters)
- BS Customs Administration diploma or proof of graduation
- Application fee: ₱900 (plus service fee if paying online)
Make sure your personal details are correct and consistent across all documents.
Step 3: Create or Log In to Your PRC LERIS Account
Go to the official PRC online portal:
Click here: https://online.prc.gov.ph
- If you’re new, register for an account.
- If you already have one, just log in.
📌 Tips: Make sure the details you enter match your documents exactly.
Step 4: Apply for the Customs Broker Exam Online
Once logged in:
- Click “Examination”
- Choose “Customs Broker” as your exam
- Select your exam date and preferred PRC testing center
- Upload your scanned documents
- Set your appointment schedule
- Pay the ₱900 fee through GCash, Maya, LandBank, or over-the-counter
📌Tips: : After payment, download and print your Application Form — you’ll need it for your PRC appointment.
Step 5: Go to the PRC Office for Final Verification
On your appointment day, bring the following:
- Printed Application Form
- Original and photocopies of all required documents
- Valid government-issued ID
- ₱21 for the documentary stamp
- ₱30 for the mailing envelope
The PRC will review your documents. If everything is in order, you’ll receive:
- ✅ Notice of Admission (NOA)
- ✅ Program of Examination
- ✅ Mailing envelope
You’re All Set!
Your application is now complete. Before exam day, check the PRC website 2–3 days in advance to find your room assignment. Good luck, future Customs Broker.
Final Thoughts
Applying for the Customs Broker Board Exam may seem hard at first, but it gets easier when you know the steps. Make sure you meet the requirements, prepare your documents, and follow the PRC process carefully.
Don’t wait until the last minute. Apply early to avoid any problems. Always double-check your information before submitting anything.
Good luck on your exam! You’ve got this
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References
- List of Requirements | Professional Regulation Commission. (n.d.). Www.prc.gov.ph. https://www.prc.gov.ph/list-of-requirements
- 2026 Schedule of Examination | Professional Regulation Commission. (2026). Www.prc.gov.ph. https://www.prc.gov.ph/2026-schedule-examination
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