Questions families ask

Yes — most families do. Buying ahead fixes today's price and lets you pay in installments without pressure.

Yes. The price guide shows the current starting price for each kind of lot, and the estimator shows what an installment plan would cost.

Yes. The payment plans list the downpayment, the term and the interest. Paying in full or with a larger downpayment may earn a discount.

Yes. A relative in the Philippines can sign for you with a Special Power of Attorney (SPA), notarised or consularised where you live.

Call the office. We will hold an interment time and tell you what documents to bring. The page on what to do when a death occurs walks through every step.

Interments can be scheduled every day. Office transactions on Sundays and holidays are half-day, so settle papers beforehand if you can.

A double lot holds two vaults side by side, and a lot may also receive an urn later. Ask the office what your lot allows.

The grounds and the office keep different hours; both are listed on the Visit page. Undas has its own schedule.

Search on Find a Loved One. A memorial page shows the lot number, area and nearest path, with a link for directions.

Yes, inside the grounds, in marked areas. During Undas, parking fills early.

At the office, by bank deposit or by e-wallet, always with your contract number as the reference. See the Pay page.

Request one on the Pay page; it is sent to the email or mobile number on your contract.

The public search shows only memorial pages the family chose to make public. Owners and next of kin are never shown.