This Tracker ID System is ONLY for checking of Returned/Unclaimed IDs from PHLPost which are currently under the custody of Laguna Provincial Statistical Office.
Unsuccessful delivery of PhilIDs given that:
the 30-day retention period with the local Post Office has already lapsed;
the registered person is not a resident of the address given;
the registered person has already moved out or has transferred to a different address; or
the registered person's address cannot be located.
Are you still waiting for your National ID?
These are the steps on how you can track your ID:
Step 1. Go to the website of Philpost on https://tracking.phlpost.gov.ph/ or scan the QR code for redirection to Philpost website.
Step 2. Enter the transaction number found in your transaction slip given to you after Step 2 registration.
Step 3. Wait for the result. If there is no result found in tracking, it means that your ID is still in process.
1. National ID owner of legal age (18 years old or above) or his/her Authorized Representative;
2. Legal spouse;
3. Parents;
4. Children (of legal age) of the National ID owner;
5. If the National ID owner is a minor and in default of the parents:
* The guardian appointed by the court;
* The following persons exercising substitute parental authority in the order indicated pursuant to Article 216 of the Family Code of the Philippines provided that he/she executes and presents an Affidavit of Guardianship stating that he/she is the duly appointed guardian of the minor:
1. The surviving grandparent;
2. The oldest brother or sister, over 21 years old, unless unfit or disqualified;
3. The child’s actual custodian, over 21 years old, unless unfit or disqualified.
* Institution legally in-charge of the minor with an authorization from the Regional Director of the Department of Social Welfare and Development;
6. The court or proper public official through their issuance of a subpoena duces tecum and ad testificandum;
7. Government agencies pursuant to their mandate through a Data Sharing Agreement in accordance with National Privacy Commission Circular No. 16-02;
8. If National ID owner is deceased, the nearest of kin provided that he/she executes and presents an Affidavit of Kinship stating that he/she is the nearest surviving kin of the National ID owner.
1. Transaction Slip
2. Valid Identification (ID) or Identity Document of the claimant;
3. If the claimant is an authorized representative, include the following with Item 2:
* Photocopy of the valid ID or Identity Document of the claimant;
* Original and photo copy of the valid ID or Identity Document of the National ID owner;
* Original copy of the duly signed Authorization letter or SPA that matches the signature in the accompanying valid ID or Identity Document of the National ID owner. If the SPA has multi-purposes, include a photocopy of it.
List of VALID Identification (ID) Cards / Identify Documents:
1. National ID
2. Philippine Passport;
3. Driver’s License;
4. Professional Regulations Commission ID
5. Integrated Bar of the Philippines ID
6. GSIS or SSS Unified Multi-Purpose ID
7. Pag-ibig Transaction/Loyalty Card
8. Voter’s ID issued by COMELEC
9. Postal ID issued by the Philippine Postal Corporation
10. Senior Citizen’s ID card issued by the Office of the Senior Citizen’s Affairs and /or Local Government Unit
11. OFW ID issued by the Department of Labor and Employment
12. Overseas Workers Welfare Administration ID
13. Seaman’s / Seawoman’s Book issued by the Maritime Industry Authority
14. Diplomat/Consular ID issued by the Philippine
15. NBI / Police Clearance
16. DSWD Certification / 4Ps ID
17. Person with Disability ID issued by the National Council on Disability or its regional counterpart, Office of the Mayor, Office of the Punong Barangay, DSWD Office and other participating organization with Memorandum of Agreement with the Department of Health
18. IDs issued by National Government agencies including Government Owned and Controlled Corporations 19. TIN Card issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue
20. School / Student ID for currently-enrolled students, 18 years old or above issued by reputable schools/colleges/universities recognized by DepEd or CHEd and signed by the principal or head of the academic institution
21. Company IDs issued by private entities or institutions registered with, supervised or regulated by the Bangko
22. Sentral ng Pilipinas, Securities and Exchange Commission or Insurance Commission
23. Barangay ID / Certification with picture and signature
24. For FOREIGN NATIONALS, passport issued by foreign governments AND any of the following:
* Alien Certification of Registration (ACR I-card);
* Immigrant Certificate of Registration;
* Special Resident Retiree Visa issued by the Bureau of Immigration through the Philippine Retirement Authority
NOTE: An Identification Card / Identity Document must bear a clear photo of the owner, his/her full name and signature, and issued by an official authority for it to be considered as valid.