Free DTI Registration Form -Business Name (Sole Proprietorship)

Starting your own business in the Philippines? One of your first steps is securing your DTI Registration Form.

To make it easier, the HemosPH Resource Hub now offers a free downloadable copy of the DTI Sole Proprietorship Application Form—so you can start your registration even before heading to your local DTI office or Negosyo Center.

📄 What Is the DTI Business Name Registration Form?

This is the official form issued by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) for those registering a business as a sole proprietor. It allows you to secure exclusive rights to your chosen business name and operate legally in the Philippines.

✅ Who Needs This Form?

You need this form if you are:

  • Starting a sole proprietorship (e.g. sari-sari store, online shop, food stall)
  • Renewing an existing DTI registration
  • Applying for a Barangay, City, Regional, or National business name

This is one of the first legal steps in formalizing your business—required before you can register with the BIR, LGU, SSS, and other government agencies.

📥 What’s Included in the Form?

The PDF covers all necessary fields such as:

  • Owner’s complete information
  • Business address
  • Territorial scope (Barangay to National)
  • Three proposed business names
  • Contact numbers and email
  • Declaration and consent clauses

📎 Reminders Before Submitting:

  • Bring 1 valid government-issued ID
  • Business name should be unique, not misleading, and not already registered
  • Attach a photocopy of your ID when submitting

Looking for more free business tools? Check out these other downloads inside the HemosPH Resource Hub

At HemosPH, we believe every Filipino entrepreneur deserves easy access to tools that help you succeed.

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