The Philippine Postal Corporation (Post Office) on Thursday confirmed that they have delivered to the intended recipients all PhilSys IDs that have been turned over to their office.
At the same time, the Post Office also clarified regarding the delivery of the said IDs and explained that if there is a delay or delay in the delivery of the IDs, the problem is not in their office.
“Staying true to our mandate to deliver efficient, competitive and on-time delivery of goods and services, we would also like to clarify some issues and be given a chance to answer. So ngayon ang tanong, ang sabi- hindi pa raw nila natatanggap yung IDs nila dahil hindi pa namin nade-deliver,” said Postmaster General Norman Fulgencio.
According to Fulgencio, so far, they have delivered more than 13.7 million PhySys IDs nationwide.
Post Office ensures PhilSys IDs had been delivered
He said this is equivalent to 94% of the 14.5 million ID cards that have been turned over for dispatch on June 30, 2022.
He said the remaining 6% or 774,650 ID cards have also been dispatched or delivered by the Post Office to remote areas in the country.
“Only six percent (6%) or 774,650 ID cards are ongoing or being delivered by the Post Office in far flung areas of the country. We presumed that some of them have already received their IDs as of the moment,” added Fulgencio.
The Postmaster also advised the public that if the result of their tracking service is “not found,” they can call the Philippine Identification System Hotline 1388, and send a message via their Facebook Messenger m.me/PSAPhilsysOfficial or email info@philsys.gov.ph.
“We are given 30 days to deliver the Philsys ID in far flung areas in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. In cities, it will take us less than 15 days to deliver. Sometimes, we attempt to deliver twice because the recipient’s house is closed. Others are working or transients (moving). We can’t avoid these things,” he added.
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