Oath-taking is a mandatory procedure that every registrant needs to participate in to be issued his/her PRC license and certificate of registration. However, many successful examinees fail to attend the scheduled mass oath-taking due to the steep cost of joining the ceremony, work commitments, or some unforeseen circumstances.  If you’re one of these registrants who cannot attend the mass oath-taking, you can still claim your PRC license and certificate. Proceed to the PRC office after 5 working days from the date of the mass oath-taking. Head to the designated window/office and request a special oath-taking to the Board concerned. After citing the reasons for your failure to attend the mass oath-taking, you will be asked to provide the required documentary requirements, like your claim slip (if you’re already registered) or the notarized Oath form (if you haven’t registered yet). Afterward, you will take the special/individual oath-taking in front of the PRC officer. Depending on the PRC branch, the oath-taking ceremony will be held either inside an office or in front of a window designated for this purpose. Once the ceremony is done, you will be issued the PRC ID and COR. Update: As of 2023, special oath-taking can now be scheduled online. Please read the oath-taking guide above for more information.