Guide on the Secondary ID & Documents in the Philippines
SECONDARY ID PHILIPPINES – Here is a list of the IDs and documents that are considered “secondary” in the Philippines.
In the Philippines and anywhere across the globe, IDs and identification documents are often required to prove the identity of the person who is doing a transaction with a company or firm. They are among the common documentary requirements apart from the loan application forms and the proof of income.
With regards to IDs and identification documents, there are two (2) categories – the primary ID and the secondary ID. In the absence of the primary ID, companies and firms would often ask for secondary IDs. Most of these are issued by the different government institutions in the country.
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Secondary Valid ID and Documents in the Philippines
- Barangay Clearance
- TIN Card
- Philhealth Card
- School ID
- NBI Clearance
- Elementary or High School Form 137 for students
- Firearm’s License Card
- Voter’s Certification
- Transcript of Records from University or College
- Cedula or Community Tax Certificate
- Government Service Record
- PWD ID
- Seaman’s Book
- Company ID
- PSA Birth Certificate
- PLRA ID
- Alumni ID
- Philhealth Card
- Credit Card with photo
- Land Title
- Postal ID
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new Postal ID is considered a primary ID, correct me if I’m wrong.
Voters id
Good day po,bakit po ang Phil ID/National ID,hindi po tinatanggap sa bangko as a Primary ID. . .Secondary ID lang daw iyon. . .Ano po ang masasabi nyo tungkol sa bagay na iyan?
Papano po Yung national ID hnd po consider as primary ID?
Niceđź’–
How about the national id
LTOPF ID is also considered. FYI