Postal ID Requirements for Renewal 2024 or Application for Replacement of Loss Card

List of Postal ID Requirements for Renewal 2024 You Must Prepare & Submit

POSTAL ID REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL – Here are the documents required in renewing or processing a replacement of loss card.

There are a lot of processes that require the presentation of a valid identification document. Thus, there is really an edge to have valid IDs that you can readily present whenever you are up for something. Are you looking for an ID with a wide acceptance?

PHLPost Building
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In the Philippines, one of the entities that you may turn to for an identification document with a wide acceptance is the Philippine Postal Corporation or also popularly called PHLPost. It is the state entity that issues the Postal ID or a Postal Identity Card that you can use in a lot of transactions.

You can present your Postal ID in applying for a loan, claiming a social insurance benefit, applying for a job, claiming a money sent through a money service courier, opening a bank account, purchasing a car or a house, etc. Here’s how it looks like:

Postal ID Requirements for Renewal 2024
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The Postal ID is renewable. You just have to prepare the Postal ID Requirements for renewal to renew the validity of your identification card. In case of an ID loss, you may also process it to get a new one.

The Philippine Postal Corporation has set the lists of requirements in case of a Postal ID renewal and applying for a replacement of a lost card. Are you planning to process soon?

Here are the Postal ID requirements for renewal:

  • copy of duly-accomplished PID application form
  • For renewal – provide their expired postal ID
  • Proof of Identity – original copy and (1) photocopy of the following documents (submit any one):
    • National ID
    • National ID (Digitized and/or paper)
    • Birth Certificate from PSA or Local Civil Registry with receipt issued within 6 months
    • GSIS UMID Card
    • SSS UMID Card
    • Driver’s License
    • Passport
    • Marriage Certificate for Married Women (Only if documents and IDs submitted does not bear married name)
  • Proof of address – original copy and (1) photocopy of the following documents (submit any one):
    • Barangay Certificate of Residency issued within three (3 months) prior to PID application
    • Barangay Residence ID
    • Certified True Copy of Lease
    • Certified True Copy of Titles issued by the Land Registration Authority (LRA)
    • Certified True Copy of Real Estate Tax Receipt
    • Bank Statement
    • Credit Card Statement
    • School Billing Statement
    • Utility Bill (cable, electric, internet, landline, telephone, water)

If you lost your Postal ID and you wish to get a new one, here are the documents that you need to prepare and submit to the nearest branch of Postal Office:

  • copy of duly-accomplished PID application form
  • For loss valid postal ID – submit duly-notarized affidavit of loss
  • Proof of Identity – original copy and (1) photocopy of the following documents (submit any one):
    • National ID
    • National ID (Digitized and/or paper)
    • Birth Certificate from PSA or Local Civil Registry with receipt issued within 6 months
    • GSIS UMID Card
    • SSS UMID Card
    • Driver’s License
    • Passport
    • Marriage Certificate for Married Women (Only if documents and IDs submitted does not bear married name)
  • Proof of address – original copy and (1) photocopy of the following documents (submit any one):
    • Barangay Certificate of Residency issued within three (3 months) prior to PID application
    • Barangay Residence ID
    • Certified True Copy of Lease
    • Certified True Copy of Titles issued by the Land Registration Authority (LRA)
    • Certified True Copy of Real Estate Tax Receipt
    • Bank Statement
    • Credit Card Statement
    • School Billing Statement
    • Utility Bill (cable, electric, internet, landline, telephone, water)

For new applications, there is a different set of requirements in applying for a Postal ID.

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