Postal Step by Step
Postal Step by Step
Postal Step by Step
Birth Certificate issued by PSA or Local Civil Registry. For married women, bring marriage
certificate to validate the change of name from the birth document.
GSIS or SSS UMID Card
Driver’s License
Passport (READ: How to Get Philippine Passport)
If you have none of the above documents, you may also submit any two of the following documents,
with at least one of them bearing your signature and photo:
BIR ID
Baptismal Certificate
Certificate of Birth from the National Commission for Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) for Filipinos
belonging to indigenous people.
Certificates of Birth from the National Commission for Muslim Filipinos (NCMF) for Muslim
Filipinos.
Certificates of Marriage from the NCIP for Filipinos belonging to indigenous people.
Certificates of Marriage from the NCMF for Muslim Filipinos.
College or Post-Graduate Transcript of Records with readable dry seal.
Confirmation Certificate
Elementary or High School Form 137 with a readable dry seal for applicants who are 18 years
old and below.
Marriage Certificate in SECPA issued by PSA for male and female married applicants.
(READ: How to Get Marriage Certificate)
Marriage Certificate issued by LCR for those male and female married applicants.
Valid Alumni ID
Valid Basic/Paper-Based Postal ID
Valid School ID
Valid Company ID
Valid Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) ID
Valid NBI Clearance with digitized photo. (READ: How to Get NBI Clearance)
Valid OWWA ID
Valid Pag-Ibig ID
Valid Philhealth ID
Valid PRC ID
Valid Police Clearance with or without digitized photo. (READ: How to Get Police Clearance)
Valid Seaman’s Book
Valid Senior Citizen ID
Valid Tax Identification Number card
Valid Voter’s ID
c. Proof of identity.
Passport with at least 6 months of validity prior to application.
Any of the following supporting documents (again, with at least 6-month validity prior to
application): (1) Alien Certificate of Registration Identity Card (ACRI-Card); (2) Long Stay
Visitor Visa Extension (LSVVE); (3) Temporary Resident Visa (TRV); (4) Diplomatic Visa; or
(5) Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV).
d. Proof of address.
Submit any one of the following:
As of this writing, the postal ID fee is Php 504 which covers the cost of printing, delivery, and
the 12% value-added tax (VAT).
This capture station is located at the same post office where you submit all the requirements.
There are 260 postal ID capture stations located at selected malls and different post offices
throughout the country.
Please refer to the following links for complete addresses of all postal ID capture stations in the
Philippines:
If you want to know the places where this mobile capturing center is scheduled to visit, check out
the new Postal ID official Facebook page or make a request to PhilPost to have them visit your
government agency, office, or locality.
Step 4: Wait for your new postal ID to be
delivered to your mailing address.
If you applied at any post office within Metro Manila, expect to receive the improved postal ID
approximately 10 to 15 working days from application.
For major cities and municipalities outside Metro Manila, the waiting time is approximately 20
working days.
Lastly, if the application is done at post offices in island provinces and remote barangays, the postal
ID is usually delivered after 4 to 5 weeks or 30 working days.