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Early withdrawal is assessed against the official grounds and dividend rules. Confirm the effect on your dividends before filing.
- Cost / amount:
- The amount released depends on savings, the ground for withdrawal and applicable dividend treatment
- A new minimum deposit is not required to make this claim
- Processing time:
- Evidence assessment and payout have their own schedule; obtain a branch reference
- How to start:
- Ask Pag-IBIG to assess the withdrawal ground, then file the APB claim
What to bring
- Pag-IBIG MID / MP2 account number
- Valid ID and account details
- Application for Provident Benefits claim form
Prepare the APB form (HQP-PFF-285) and the MP2 account being claimed.
- Loyalty Card / Loyalty Card Plus and release details
Use Pag-IBIG’s current claim checklist and the payout account / release instructions it accepts.
- Evidence for the early-withdrawal ground
Examples include retirement, disability, critical illness, permanent departure or other authorized grounds; the required evidence depends on the ground.
How to apply
- 1Confirm the ground and dividend consequences
Ask Pag-IBIG which rule and supporting evidence apply before requesting early release.
- 2File the APB form with supporting evidence
Submit the MP2 account, ID, payout details and proof of the withdrawal ground; keep the claim reference.
- 3Review the assessment before receiving proceeds
Check the savings and dividend treatment in the official assessment and keep the release record.
Sources for this situation
Help & contacts
These are agency support contacts. Your appointment confirmation identifies your receiving office.
- Agency phone:
- (02) 8724-4244
- Email:
- [email protected]
National member helpdesk; confirm the designated receiving branch.
Official sources & guide details
Checking off a task does not submit an application. The listed scope and special cases determine which documents you need.
Guide reviewed: 2026-10-05