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PSA: Here’s How to Get a Digital and Printed Copy of Your National ID

  • Posted on Oct 11, 2022Oct 11, 2022
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PSA: Here’s How to Get a Digital and Printed Copy of Your National ID

Oct 11, 2022   •   Kyzia Maramara

Although it’s been more than a year since many Filipinos registered for their National ID, not everyone still has their physical ID. But don’t fret, if you need it ASAP, there’s an alternative. You can now have digital and printed versions of your National ID and it’s just as valid as the actual one. Here’s how.

 

How to get a printed copy of your National ID

According to the Philippine Statistics Authority’s (PSA) public advisory last October 5, those who registered for a National ID can have the printed ePhilID (electronic Philippine ID) as valid proof of identity.

Their website reads: “This is to inform the public and all relying parties of the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) on the use and acceptance of the various formats of the PhilSys digital ID, including the printed ePhilID (electronic Philippine ID), as a valid and sufficient proof of identity and age, subject to authentication.”

To get a copy, here’s what you need to do:

  1. Make sure you’ve registered for a National ID or you have a PhilSys Number (PSN)
  2. Set an online appointment via the PhilSys website
  3. Enter the required information (PSN, name, email address, contact number)
  4. Choose a registration center, date, and time for claiming
  5. Wait for the email confirmation
  6. Present your transaction slip to selected PhilSys Registration Centers on the reserved date

 

What’s in a printed ePhilID?

Via Philippine Statistics Authority

Once you’ve successfully claimed your printed ePhilID, you’ll find that it will show the following information:

  • PhilSys Card Number
  • Full name
  • Sex
  • Blood type
  • Marital status
  • Date of birth
  • Front-facing photograph
  • Address
  • Generation date
  • QR code (contains all these details when scanned)

As a final step for getting your ePhilID, you have to scan the QR code via PhilSys Check to authenticate it. This also goes for authenticating the physical ID card.

Via Philippine Statistics Authority

PSA says the printed ePhilID will be honored as an official government-issued ID for all transactions. They also said they’re targeting to deliver 30 million physical cards and 20 million digital IDs this year.

If anything goes wrong with the process you can reach out to the PhilSys hotline 1388 or email info@philsys.gov.ph.

 


Meanwhile, you can track the status of your National ID

Of course, this digital copy is only a placeholder for the real PhilSys ID which we’re expecting to arrive at our doorsteps anytime now. In case you’re still waiting for yours, here’s how to track the status of your National ID.

 

Benefits of having a National ID

According to the PSA, PhilSys-registered Filipinos can get “better access to more financial and social protection services pursuant to Section 7 of the Republic Act No. 11055, otherwise known as the Philippine Identification System Act of 2018.” It aims to make transactions, enrollments, and even opening bank accounts as seamless as possible.

It also acts as the ultimate valid ID you can present when transacting with government and private entities such as GSIS, SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, or voter’s registration.

“Once the National ID system is fully operational, the government and private agencies will not anymore look for other valid IDs to verify the identity of an individual,” PSA said last year.

 

 

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  1. MARTHA MANTILLA FALLER says:
    Oct 18, 2022 at 12:56 pm

    thank you for at least this national id now become available

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