An aspirant or applicant shall only be inducted as a Regular Eagle Member if one has attended and completed the following basic requirements of the Philippine Eagles Institute of Leadership (PEIL).
Prior to the Pre-orientation, the applicant must submit his Letter of Intent (LOI) before his admission to the first stage of the process. In this stage, the applicant will be subjected to a background investigation and individual interview before a Screening Committee which we call the "Jury". Here, the panel will seek to find out whether the applicant possesses the ideal qualities, including but not limited to:
Applicants who have successfully passed the interview shall be presented and properly introduced to all Eagles Club members during the General Membership Meeting (GMM). After the presentation of applicants, their names shall be circulated to all Eagles Clubs and Regions nationwide and shall be posted on our official web site. If there are members who have knowledge or justifiable reason to believe why a particular applicant should not be accepted to The Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles), the said members with good standing must make their objections before the Jury, in writing, immediately or at any stage of the process, but not after the contested applicant's induction.
At this core initiation stage, aspirants who have satisfactorily completed the Interview and Introduction stages will now be accorded the rare opportunity to exercise the solemn rites of Eagleism. At this stage, they shall be called Applicants.
The fourth stage of the process is a time-bound test which is designed primarily to gauge not only the determination but also the perseverance of the Applicants. After undergoing the Initiation proper, the applicants will have to endure a waiting period of three (3) months (known as the Incubation Stage) wherein they shall be required to attend the monthly General Membership Meetings and perform three (3) Community Services without fail. They must attend meetings in distinct attire that will identify them as Eagle Applicants. Failure to attend in any of these meetings and community services will cause the deferment of the applicants' induction and they will have to wait for the next batch of aspirants.
Applicants who have successfully completed the first four stages shall earn the Rite of Passage, which is the last stage of the process. A ceremony shall be held in honor of recognition for their enduring fidelity to the entire process. They have proven themselves worthy to join the ranks of the Philippine Eagles and therefore now deserving to be called as "Kuya". The successful applicants will now take their solemn oath of Eagleism as their final operative act to becoming a full-pledge member of an Eagle Club, and consequently, of The Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles).
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