Philippines: proof of address that actually gets approved

Upload a government ID that already prints your address on it, like your PhilSys National ID.

What passes

Your best bet is a government ID that shows your address. Submit the side with the address on it, the same document you already used for the identity step. Since it’s a government ID, the address on it never goes stale as long as the ID stays valid.

• PhilSys National ID (most people use this)
• LTO Driver’s License
• PhilHealth ID

Prefer a utility bill? A Meralco bill or one from your local electric cooperative works. Keep it within the last 3 months and make sure the header reads clearly.

What gets rejected

• GCash or Maya screenshots — e-wallet screenshots don’t count as proof of address.
• Barangay certificate — not confirmed to pass, so don’t lean on it.
• A bill or document in someone else’s name — it has to be in yours.
• An address that doesn’t match your sign-up form.

Whatever you send, upload a clear photo or the downloaded PDF, and keep utility bills inside 3 months. Government IDs don’t expire for this purpose.

If you have a PhilSys National ID, LTO Driver’s License, or PhilHealth ID with your address on it, use that first. It’s the fastest way through.