Hi, Charles! The forms, IDs, certificates, etc. have different processing costs (these costs can also change depending on the LGU, region, etc.). We suggest inquiring about the costs in your local offices. Thank you!
Hi! We are definitely working on collecting all the updated information we need for the article and are planning to add how to update your BIR information soon!
Hi, Jessie! You’d need to make a request for a new ID after going through the process of updating your information with SSS, PhilHealthy, and Pag-Ibig. Thanks!
Hi, Lorena. Thank you for your question! If you want to use your new partner’s last name, you can change your IDs and records directly to reflect the new last name after getting married.
Hi! You can most definitely change to a hyphenated surname if that’s what you prefer.
Hi, Charles! The forms, IDs, certificates, etc. have different processing costs (these costs can also change depending on the LGU, region, etc.). We suggest inquiring about the costs in your local offices. Thank you!
Hi! We are definitely working on collecting all the updated information we need for the article and are planning to add how to update your BIR information soon!
Hi! Sometimes the portal can take a bit of time to update. We suggest following up with the NBI about it to ensure that the update is being processed.
Hi, Jessie! You’d need to make a request for a new ID after going through the process of updating your information with SSS, PhilHealthy, and Pag-Ibig. Thanks!
Hi, Lorena. Thank you for your question! If you want to use your new partner’s last name, you can change your IDs and records directly to reflect the new last name after getting married.
Hi! You’ll need to request for an update of information as well.
Hi! We recommend you bring the two valid IDs anyway, and a copy of your marriage certificate for verification.
Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words!