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National ID Registration is Free, Don't Fall for Fixers: PhilSys

At no cost to applicants, even shipping.
by Clara Rosales
May 11, 2021
Photo/s: PSA / Philippine Identification System Facebook page
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The Philippine Statistics Authority on Monday warned national ID applicants of fixers and scammers soliciting assistance and delivery fees, reiterating that the entire registration process is free.

The PhilSys aims to serve as a centralized super ID system for Filipinos and is free of charge. The public may register online and schedule an appointment without having to pay anything. Shipping of the physical ID card via PHLPost is also free, the PSA said.

"Muli, LIBRE po ang pagpaparehistro sa PhilSys, WALANG ASSISTANCE FEE, at WALANG DELIVERY FEE para sa PhilID," the PSA said in an advisory.

Registration is only accepted via the official website. Applicants were encouraged to fill out the online form themselves to avoid being scammed.

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Unauthorized issuance and use of the PhilID is punishable with three to six years in jail and fines of P1 million up to P3 million according to the Implementing Rules and Regulation of R.A. No. 11055, or the Philippine Identification System Act.

Individuals who encounter scammers and fixers can send a report to [email protected] or message the official PSA PhilSys Facebook page.

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