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Government ID

Gaano nga ba kahalaga na meron kang Government ID?! Well, for me sobrang important na meron kang Government Issued IDs. Kasi most of the transactions requires a valid ID, and in most cases Government ID ang hinahanap nila. 



I currently have 4 Gov't ids. Meron akong TIN, Passport, SSS at Voters' ID.  Feeling ko Driver's License lang ang di ko makukuha kasi hindi naman ako marunong mag drive at wala naman ako balak matuto. PRC License medyo malabo narin, kasi non-board ang course ko ngayon (shifted from BS Nursing to BS Commerce) and lastly ang Postal ID ngayon ay hindi na inaacept as valid Gov't ID. 

Totoo na masarap ang pakiramdam na meron ka nang sufficient valid IDs pero sa totoo lang hindi ganun kadali makakuha ng ID. Sobrang haba ng mga processes nila esp. sa Passport at SSS. Pero worth it naman ang ipipila mo ng mahaba pag-nakuha na ang ID. Prolly, this is one of the reasons why many don't posses these IDs, nakakatamad yung haba ng process. 

1. Passport (na hindi ko naman nagamit for Travel Abroad, since na deny ang VISA ko). 

2. SSS ID (na 7 months bago na deliver)


3. Voters' ID 

 
Pasensya na sa Picture. lol
4. TIN 



Ikaw Ba?! Anong ID mo?

Comments

  1. BinoMay 12, 2011 at 9:33 PM

    lahat ng nabanggit voter's id at passport ang meron ako. ung sss di ko pa naaasikaso hehehe

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  2. musinganMay 14, 2011 at 1:39 PM

    wala pa akong ID ng SSS.. kasi di ko naaasikaso.. pero ok naman ako sa iba.. completo na ako sa ibang ID.. pag uwi ko ng pinas.. I shall work on my SSS....

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  3. BonbonMay 15, 2011 at 1:45 PM

    tama yan musingan work on your SSS id... hehe

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  4. AnonymousMay 17, 2011 at 9:24 PM

    Ayyy.. ako, wala pa ring SSS ID tsaka yung Voter's ID ko, hindi ko pa yata nakukuha sa munisipyo namen. Ngek! nakalimutan na. hehe..

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  5. Kira PermunianMay 18, 2011 at 10:15 AM

    Daming ID. wow ako wla akong Gov't ID. Company ID lng meron ako.. wanted na wanted ang dating mu bru..

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