Sim Registration law

[BratPAQ]

I also rectified my data as well on my GOMO account as soon as I got their simreg reminder.

I originally only put in an alias (the name of the phone it's in). But really, I'm using it as a dedicated hotspot. It's not like I'm going to use it for texting or calls. Still, they might do an audit and decide that "Oppo A5s" doesn't look like a valid human name. lol

Pansin ko lang now na may saved address din pala sa gomo. Did you guys put your address? Pati pala email kailangan verified.

[Dr.Kamiya]

Globe postpaid and Gcash users still need to register:

Just a moment...

Looks like Globe post-paid is already pre-registered with the submitted docs on application, same as Smart.
Follow-up na lang if they need more info/confirmation.



post-paid FTW hehe

[shadow]

Looks like Globe post-paid is already pre-registered with the submitted docs on application, same as Smart.
Follow-up na lang if they need more info/confirmation.



post-paid FTW hehe

Dapat lang. redundant lang pag hinde nila pre-register. Siguro pag govt mag implement ng registration kailagan pumunta pa at pumila mga tao sa Barangay.


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[111prez]

Some infographics on this ...

[BratPAQ]

How about student na adult na pero walang government ID? Pwede kaya school ID?

[111prez]

How about student na adult na pero walang government ID? Pwede kaya school ID?

Walang passport din?

[Dr.Kamiya]

If no other ID and doesn't know how to drive then Postal ID is really easy to get.

Requirements are barangay clearance to show you live where you claim to live and birth certificate. A quick trip to any post office to capture your data and they send the card in a month or two depending on backlog.

Certain post offices are a lot less busy than others, like instead of using post office in Marikina/Pasig/Rizal go to the one in Q Plaza across Sta Lucia Mall and there's usually no line at all.

[dr. d]

How about student na adult na pero walang government ID? Pwede kaya school ID?

some authorities might have thought NCR or other similar neighborhoods, only.
they might have forgotten that many citizens in the far-flung provinces do not have, nor need, IDs in their day-to-day activities,
even as they need cellphones.

[shadow]

If no other ID and doesn't know how to drive then Postal ID is really easy to get.

Requirements are barangay clearance to show you live where you claim to live and birth certificate. A quick trip to any post office to capture your data and they send the card in a month or two depending on backlog.

Certain post offices are a lot less busy than others, like instead of using post office in Marikina/Pasig/Rizal go to the one in Q Plaza across Sta Lucia Mall and there's usually no line at all.

Meron rush. Few days lang and MAs mahal lang ng konti


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[_Cathy_]

So what happens to sim cards bought after Dec 27? Meron pa din 6 months to register?

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