To submit the UMID application form, visit any Social Security System (SSS) branch. You can also send it via fax or email; ensure to include all necessary identification documents. Follow up with the branch to confirm receipt and processing status.

The Unified Multi-Purpose ID application process will remain active throughout 2024, with no official cut-off dates. Continuous updates may occur depending on government policy changes. Ensure to check any amendments that might affect the identification process.

The Unified Multi-Purpose ID (UMID) serves as a crucial identification card for Philippine citizens. This application form is designed for individuals applying for their first UMID card, those who need to replace lost or damaged cards, or anyone looking to update their personal information. It facilitates easier access to government services and benefits.

• 1. Name: Includes fields for last name, first name, middle name and maiden name for married females.
• 2. Date of Birth: Requires the applicant's date of birth in MMDDY format.
• 3. Place of Birth: Demands the city/municipality, province/state, and country of birth.
• 4. Sex: Checkbox for selecting male or female.
• 5. Father's Name: Fields for entering father's full name.
• 6. Mother's Maiden Name: Fields for entering mother's maiden name.
• 7. Home Address: Complete address of the applicant including street, barangay, municipality, and zip code.
• 8. Marital Status: Selection of marital status (Married, Single, etc.).
• 9. Tax Identification Number: Optional field for entering tax ID.
• 10. Height and Weight: Input fields for height in centimeters and weight in kilograms.
• 11. Distinguishing Features: Space for describing any notable physical features.
• 12. Consent Statement: A declaration confirming the accuracy of information provided.
• 13. Other Enrollee Data: Contact information such as telephone and email.
• 14. For SSS Use Only: Section reserved for official comments and processing data.

Failure to submit the UMID application form may result in delays in receiving your identification. Incomplete forms or missing documents can lead to rejection of application or additional administrative steps.

• Incomplete Information: Missing details can obstruct processing and delay issuance.
• Lack of Required Documents: Absence of necessary ID may lead to application rejection.
• Inaccurate Data: Errors can cause identity discrepancies affecting benefits.

• 1. Initial Application: For individuals applying for their first UMID card.
• 2. Replacement of Lost/Damaged Card: To request a new card if the original is lost or damaged.
• 3. Data Updates: For amending personal information such as name or marital status.