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[Contract type] Contract
Made on [Date] at [Place].
1. The parties
Party Full name, as on government ID Email
[Role 1] [Name 1] [Email 1]
[Role 2] [Name 2] [Email 2]
2. What is agreed
[What is agreed]
3. Money
[Payer] pays [Payee] [Amount]. How and when: [Payment terms].
4. Dates
Starts on [Start date]. Ends on [End date]. Other dates: [Other dates].
5. Changes and ending
A change to this contract counts only if it is in writing and every party accepts it. This contract can end early as follows: [How it can end]. Philippine law applies to this contract.
6. Other terms
[Other terms]
7. Signatures
Signer Full name Signature Date
[Role 1] [Name 1]
[Role 2] [Name 2]
Witness [Witness 1]
Witness [Witness 2]
Signed electronically under R.A. 8792, sec. 8. To verify, use the code under the signature or on the signing certificate.
For you: not part of the contract, remove this page
– Write what fits your case in sections 2 to 4. Services: the work and the delivery date. Job: the position, pay, hours and start date. Lease: the address, rent, deposit and term. Loan between people: the amount, interest if any, and repayment dates.
– Write each name exactly as on the person’s ID. Use each signer’s own email: the signing code goes there.
– Add a row in section 7 for each extra signer. Delete the witness rows if you do not need them.
– If you sign on paper, delete the line under the signatures.
– R.A. 8792, sec. 16: a contract is not denied validity only because it is electronic. Sec. 8: an electronic signature is equivalent to a handwritten one if it is proved that a prescribed procedure identified the signer and showed their consent.
– Signing online does not replace a notary. If the law or the other party requires notarization, sort that out before you rely on this contract.
Source: R.A. No. 8792 (Electronic Commerce Act of 2000), secs. 5(e), 8, 16, lawphil.net. Checked 01.11.2026. Not legal advice.