Convenient and secure way of setting an appointment for Seafarer’s Identity Document (SID) and Seafarer’s Record Book (SRB) to any of your preferred MARINA offices/nationwide. I have booked and paid my appointment and just wanted to confirm my appointment status.

The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) has launched a new identification system for seafarers called SID/ SRB. Since November 2019, they already stopped producing our Seafarer’s Identification and Record Book (SIRB) as you can see in the online appointment MISMO.

SRB (previously SIRB) refers to a document issued by the Administration to all Filipino seafarers and cadets/cadettes that serves as a record of the holder’s sea service on-board ships of 3 SGT and above for commercial vessels and 50GT and higher for fishing vessels.

RE-ISSUANCE OF SIRB FOR SHIP OFFICERS 1. Original SIRB; 2. Valid NBI Clearance 3. Basic Safety Training (BST) or Basic Training (BT) Certificate; 4. PRC ID/License or Board Certificate; Note: Applicants who hold Basic Safety Training (BST) certificates issued beyond five (5) years as of date of filing of application for re-issuance must

Seafarer's Record Book (SRB), (formerly known as SIRB) refers to a document issued by the Administration to all Filipino seafarers and cadets/cadettes that serves as record of sea service of the holder onboard ships of 35GT and above for commercial vessel and 50GT and above for fishing vessel IV. General Provisions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9.

Feb 24, 2020 · Seafarers will not be given a Seafarer’s Identification and Record Book (SIRB) starting November 2019. Instead, they must apply for the new Seafarer’s Record Book (SRB). A Seafarer’s Identity Document (SID), which is different from SRB, serves as the “identification” function of our seaman’s book.

SRB or Seafarer’s Record Book, (formerly known as SIRB) refers to a document issued by the Administration to all Filipino seafarers and cadets/cadettes that serves as record of sea service of the holder onboard ships of 35GT and above for commercial vessel …

SIRB or SRB is still the de facto document that they look for. Straight from MARINA themselves, SID is not mandatory. Here’s what Capt. Jeffrey Solon, the acting Deputy Administrator for Planning of MARINA said in an interview with Seaway Magazine.

Both the SIRB and the SRB or commonly called Seaman's Book in the Philippines was issued under the International Labour Organization Convention on Seafarer's Identity Documents Convention in 1958 and was revised in 2003.

Convenient and secure way of setting an appointment for Seafarer’s Identity Document (SID) and Seafarer’s Record Book (SRB) to any of your preferred MARINA offices/nationwide. I have booked and paid my appointment and just wanted to confirm my appointment status.