SIM CARD REGISTRATION: Guide on how to register Philippine Sim Cards online for free

In compliance with the new law of SIM Registration Act in the Philippines, anyone using a Philippine SIM card will be required to register.

Registration for the telecoms Smart, Globe, and DITO subscribers can be done online and for free.

SMART AND TNT:
Smart subscribers can register their SIM card here:
https://simreg.smart.com.ph/

GLOBE:
Globe subscribers can register their SIM card here
https://www.globe.com.ph/help/sim-registration-act

DITO:
DITO subscribers can register their SIM card here
https://dito.ph/sim-registration

List of documents needed:

-Full name
-Date of Birth
-Gender
-Address
-Government ID with photo
-Present / Official Address (for DITO subscribers)
-A declaration that the ID presented is true and correct (for Globe subscribers)

For corporations, the requirements are:

-SEC Certificate of Registration
-Board Resolution designating the authorized representative and, in the case of other juridical entities, a Special Power of Attorney.

For tourists, the requirements are:

-Passport
-Proof of address in the Philippines
-Return ticket to own country showing date/time of departure from the Philippines

Accepted identifications (IDs) are:

-Passport

-National ID

-Social Security Service ID

-Government Service Insurance System e-Card

-Driver’s license

-National Bureau of Investigation clearance

-Police clearance

-Firearms’ License to Own and Possess ID

-Professional Regulation Commission ID

-Integrated Bar of the Philippines ID

-Overseas Workers Welfare Administration ID

-Bureau of Internal Revenue ID

-Voter’s ID

-Senior citizen’s card

-Unified Multi-purpose Identification Card

-Person with Disabilities card

-Other government-issued ID with photo

Minors will have their SIM cards placed under their parent or guardian's name. They must present an ID including that of the minor's parent or guardian.

Subscribers will have 180 days from the effectivity of the law to register their SIM cards. The registration may be extended by up to 120 days.

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Singer na si Jovit Baldivino, pumanaw na sa edad na 29

Jovit Baldivino, singer at unang grand winner ng “Pilipinas Got Talent,” pumanaw na, kinumpirma ng kanyang asawang si Camille Ann Miguel.  Siya ay 29.

Ayon sa ulat sa radyo, naka-confine si Jovit sa Jesus of Nazareth Hospital sa Batangas noong Linggo ng gabi matapos mag-collapse sa isang party at ma-coma.

Brain aneurysm ang sinasabing cause of death.

Nag-post din sa Facebook si Camille ng larawan nilang dalawa kasama ang caption na “Asawa ko” na naka-all caps kasama ng mga umiiyak na emojis.  Ang seksyon ng mga komento ay puno ng mga mensahe ng pakikiramay.

Si Jovit ay isang estudyante mula sa Batangas na nagtrabaho rin bilang isang siomai vendor para kumita ng dagdag na kita, ay nagpabilib sa mga manonood sa kanyang vocal skills sa “Pilipinas Got Talent” noong 2010.

Kilala si Jovit sa mga renditions ng “Ika"y Mahal Pa Rin,” “Pusong Bato,” “Mula sa Puso,” “Faithfully,” and “Too Much Love Will Kill You,” at iba pa.

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Senate Bill filed by Revilla, aims to lower the senior age to 56 years old

Senator Bong Revilla is now promoting the lowering of the legal age to be considered a senior citizen in the country.

Under Senate Bill No.  1753 - the law is amended to lower the senior citizen age from 60 years old to 56 years old.

According to Revilla, with this method, senior citizens will get their benefits sooner.

He said, while there is still time, the elderly should be given value, especially because it is their hands that shaped whatever good things we enjoy today.

"At least e maa-avail na lang nila ang discount. Siyempre ang titingnan na lang yung sa negosyo," Revilla said.

At the time of enactment, 56-year-old Filipino citizens will be able to receive a 20% discount and exemption from value added tax on some essential services such as medicines and others.

The bill seeks to amend Republic Act 7432 or the Senior Citizens Act, needs to be studied carefully, especially its implications on government interests and the Philippine labor force. 

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P5.2-Billion na ayuda, ibibigay sa 12.4 milyong benepisyaryo ng TCT program

P5,200,000,000 ang inilabas ng Department of Budget and Management (DBM) para masakop ang isang buwang kinakailangan ng Targeted Cash Transfer (TCT) program ng Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).

Ito ay naglalayong masakop ang bahagi ng ikatlong tranche ng TCT program.  Nasa 9.8 milyong natukoy na benepisyaryo ang sasakupin ng pinakahuling paglabas ng pondo.

Sinu sino ang kasama sa TCT program?

- 4Ps beneficiaries

- former Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) beneficiaries

- social pensioners

- indigent senior citizens

- additional beneficiaries na galing sa Listahanan

Ang TCT program ay nagbibigay ng unconditional cash transfers na nagkakahalaga ng P500 kada buwan sa mga pinaka-apektadong sambahayan sa loob ng anim na buwan.

Ito ay upang mapagaan ang epekto ng pagtaas ng presyo ng gasolina at iba pang non-fuel commodities.

Matatanggap ng mga benepisyaryo ang kanilang P500 sa pamamagitan ng cash card na inisyu ng Land Bank of the Philippines. Pwede din sa pamamagitan ng cash distribution.

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