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Acknowledgment Receipt

A short written proof that you received money or an item from someone, and what it was for. The person who receives signs it and gives it to the person who paid or handed it over.

Who Received It

In years, for example 34.

For example, Driver's License No. N01-23-456789.

From Whom

What Was Received

Leave it empty if you received an item, or money in another currency. Write foreign money in the next field instead, for example US$500 in cash.

For pesos: in cash, or by GCash transfer, or by BPI Check No. 0012345. For foreign money: the sum of US$500 in cash. For an item: one (1) Honda Click 125 motorcycle with Plate No. 123 ABC, with its CR and OR.

For example: full payment for my 2015 Toyota Vios. Or: a loan, to be paid back on or before 31 December 2026. Or: a deposit for safekeeping, to be returned on demand.

When and Where

For example, 8 October 2026.

What you type is kept on this device only, so you can come back and finish later. Nothing is sent anywhere. Press Clear to erase it, especially on a shared phone or computer.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT RECEIPT

I, full name of the person receiving, age years old, Filipino, and residing at address, acknowledge that on date, at city or municipality, I received from full name of the payer, how it was paid, or the item, as purpose.

I am signing this receipt as proof that I received it.

full name of the person receiving
Received by

SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF:


Witness

Witness

Before You Print

  • Not legal advice. This is a general form. For your own situation, consult a lawyer, especially if your case is unusual or a lot of money is involved.
  • It does not need a notary to be valid. Sign it, and keep a signed copy.
  • Signing it in front of one or two witnesses makes it easier to prove later.
  • It is not an Official Receipt for tax purposes. A business that sells goods or services must give its own BIR-registered receipt.
  • For a loan, a Promissory Note says how and when the money will be paid back. See the Promissory Note template.