Children ages one to four years old can now register with the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) for the national ID.
MANILA, Philippines — Children ages one to four years old can now register with the Philippine Identification System for the national ID.
For the registration, the PSA said the accompanying parent or guardian will need to present supporting documents to validate the child’s demographic information. Parents or guardians may also present the child’s municipal form 102; Philippine passport or ePassport issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs; or any document showing the full name of the child, date and place of birth, the full name of the mother and the full name of the father, if acknowledged.Other biometric information including the fingerprints, iris scan and the updated front-facing photograph will be captured after the child reaches the age of five.
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