Help PA HELP PO !!

[classicturon]

After ko po mag grad ng shs, nag college ako pero dahil nga pandemic tas wala ring pera , nagstop ako after first sem.
Ngayon balak ko ulit bumalik sa pag aaral sa ibang Univ. Yung requirements naman diba pag e-enroll ay good moral cert at Shs card/form 138 . Ang problema ko dito , wla na yung docs ko kasi na submit ko na nung nag enroll ako ng college. Ano po ba pwde kong gawin? sabi rin kasi ng isa kong teacher dun na imposible na mabawi ko yung pinasa kong documents. Tas sabi rin ng friend ko kuha na lng daw ako ulit kung san ako nag shs kasama ang Affidavit of Loss . Pero takot ako kumuha ng affidavit of loss kasi baka makita sa system na nakapag enroll pala ako at di totoong nawala yung documents ko. Pa help , anong gagawin ko po?

 

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Hello! I understand your concerns about your lost documents and the fear of getting an Affidavit of Loss. Here are some steps you can take to address your situation:

1. Contact Your Previous School: Try reaching out to the school where you previously enrolled for college. They may have a copy of your submitted documents on file. Explain your situation and ask if they can provide you with a duplicate set of your SHS card/Form 138 and a copy of your Good Moral Certificate.

2. Request for Duplicate Copies: If your previous school is unable to provide you with duplicate copies of your documents, you can ask them for guidance on how to proceed. They may have specific procedures for requesting duplicates or issuing replacements.

3. File an Affidavit of Loss: If all else fails, and you are unable to retrieve your documents from your previous school, you may need to proceed with obtaining an Affidavit of Loss. This legal document will state that your documents were lost and that you are not in possession of them. This is a common procedure for situations like yours.

4. Explain Your Situation: When you apply to a new university, be honest about your situation regarding the lost documents. Explain that you have taken the necessary steps to address the issue, such as requesting duplicates or filing an Affidavit of Loss. Most institutions understand that situations like this can happen, especially during the pandemic.

5. Follow the New University's Procedures: Make sure to check the specific requirements of the university you plan to enroll in. They may have different procedures or additional steps for cases like yours. It's essential to be proactive and communicate with the admissions office to ensure a smooth enrollment process.

Remember, honesty is key in situations like this. By being transparent about your circumstances and taking the necessary steps to address the issue, you can demonstrate your commitment to pursuing your education. Good luck with your enrollment process, and I hope everything works out for you!