24/01/2026
Suspension of HomeOwners Association
• Based on the 2024 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of Republic Act No. 9904, all homeowners associations (HOAs) previously registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or the Home Insurance Guarantee Corporation (HIGC) are required to re-register with the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD).
• Failure to comply with this mandate, particularly within six (6) months from the effectivity of the 2024 Revised IRR (which took effect on December 18, 2024), results in serious consequences for the association.
°° Key Implications of Non-Registration °°
(Suspension)
Automatic Suspension:
° Failure to re-register by the deadline (18 June 2025) leads to the automatic suspension of the association’s Certificate of Incorporation/Registration.
Unite Team POV: Technically, our HOA is suspend it's very CLEAR here. Itagalog ko para gets ng mga nagbubulag-bulagan.
•Loss of Authority: A suspended HOA loses its authority to act as a legal entity, which includes the inability to collect dues, assessments, and fees from homeowners.
Unite Team POV: It means you are illegally collecting membership/butaw fee that should not be happening at the first place. If ever, for election yan, bakit Hindi nyo ipatawag lahat ng members kung agree. 500 fee is to big.
• Legal Standing: The association can no longer exercise rights and powers, such as managing common areas or enforcing association rules.
Unite Team POV: AHMMM
• Revocation Risk: If the association fails to file for re-registration within one (1) year from the date of suspension, its registration will be automatically revoked.
Team Unite POV: Hinahabol nyo ba? Gawin nyo sa tamang paraan.
