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Legalia Free Is Now Live

Filipino lawyers and notary publics can now generate Philippine legal documents for free — no credit card, no subscription required.

Published May 8, 2026 · 5 min read

Legalia is Now Free to Start

Today we are launching Legalia Free — the free tier of Legalia, the AI-powered legal document generator built specifically for Philippine legal practice.

Any Filipino lawyer or notary public can now sign up, generate a complete legal document draft, and preview it on screen at no cost. No credit card. No trial period. No lock-in.

What Is Included in the Free Plan

Legalia Free gives you a core set of Philippine legal documents with on-screen preview and PDF print:

Core documents free
Eleven affidavits, sworn statement, acknowledgment receipt, and authorization letter.
Live preview
See the formatted document before printing — exactly as it will look on paper.
PDF print
Print or save as PDF directly from the preview screen.
Guided input fields
Step-by-step prompts for every required field: names, dates, CTC numbers, notary details.
Philippine-format jurats
Correct IBP, PTR, Roll No., and notarial commission expiry fields on every document.
Free registration
Sign up with an email address — nothing else required.

Documents You Can Generate for Free

The free plan covers this core set of Philippine legal documents:

  • Affidavits — Loss, Birth, Death, Support, Joint Cohabitation, Publication, Good Faith, Singleness, Marriage, No Income / Indigency, and the Joint Affidavit of Two Disinterested Persons
  • Sworn Statement — Witness and party declarations under oath
  • Acknowledgment Receipt — Payment and document receipts
  • Authorization Letter — Authorize a representative to act on your behalf

Need Special Powers of Attorney, deeds, contracts of lease, NDAs, demand letters, mortgages, wills, or the Extra-Judicial Settlement of Estate? Those — along with higher generation limits, document history, long paper format, and more AI Polish credits — are available as individual paid documents and on the All-Access pass. PDF print and Word (.docx) export are free on every plan.

How It Works

  1. Register for free — Sign up with your email address at legalia.ph/register/.
  2. Choose a document — Select from the free set of Philippine legal document types.
  3. Fill in the fields — Guided prompts walk you through every required detail: affiant name, address, CTC number, facts, notary information.
  4. Preview and print — Review the formatted draft on screen and print to PDF when ready.

The entire process takes a few minutes. The output is a properly structured Philippine legal document draft, ready for your review and signature.

Why We Built a Free Tier

Most Filipino lawyers and notary publics draft the same set of documents dozens of times a week — affidavits of loss, support, guardianship, demand letters, receipts. The mechanical work of entering the same boilerplate text over and over adds up to hours per week that could be spent on legal analysis, client consultation, and court preparation.

Legalia Free removes that friction entirely. We want every Filipino lawyer to be able to try AI-assisted legal drafting without any barrier — no subscription decision, no payment method, no commitment. Just sign up and generate.

Start Generating Free — No Card Required

Eleven affidavits, sworn statements, acknowledgment receipts, and authorization letters — free to start, no card required.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in Legalia Free?
Legalia Free lets you generate and preview a core set of Philippine legal documents at no cost — eleven affidavits (Loss, Birth, Death, Support, Joint Cohabitation, Publication, Good Faith, Singleness, Marriage, No Income / Indigency, and the Joint Affidavit of Two Disinterested Persons), the Sworn Statement, the Acknowledgment Receipt, and the Authorization Letter — each with a complete on-screen preview before you print. Special Powers of Attorney, deeds, contracts of lease, NDAs, and demand letters are available as individual paid documents and on the All-Access pass.
Do I need a credit card to sign up for Legalia Free?
No. Legalia Free requires only a valid email address to register. No credit card, billing information, or subscription is needed to start generating documents.
Is there a limit on how many documents I can generate on the free plan?
Legalia Free allows you to generate a set number of documents each month. The counter resets every billing cycle. If your practice requires higher volume or additional features like document history, long paper format, and more AI Polish credits, you can upgrade at any time.
What documents can I generate for free?
The free plan covers eleven affidavits — Loss, Birth, Death, Support, Joint Cohabitation, Publication, Good Faith, Singleness, Marriage, No Income / Indigency, and the Joint Affidavit of Two Disinterested Persons — plus the Sworn Statement, the Acknowledgment Receipt, and the Authorization Letter. Other documents such as Special Powers of Attorney, deeds, contracts of lease, NDAs, demand letters, mortgages, wills, and the Extra-Judicial Settlement of Estate are available as individual paid documents and on the All-Access pass.
How is Legalia Free different from the paid options?
Legalia Free gives you the core free document set with on-screen preview, PDF print, and Word (.docx) export. Paid documents and the All-Access pass unlock the full document library — Special Powers of Attorney, deeds, contracts of lease, NDAs, demand letters, and more — plus higher generation limits, document history, long paper format, and more AI Polish credits. AI Polish refines grammar, legal phrasing, and style in one click.
Is Legalia available outside the Philippines?
Legalia is built specifically for Philippine legal practice — its templates follow Philippine notarial requirements, use local jurisdiction language, and include IBP, PTR, Roll No., and commission expiry fields. It is designed for Filipino lawyers and notary publics.

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