The Ultimate Gen Z Guide for Valid Government IDs
In your adulting era? Here’s how to get your first valid IDs!
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Published September 12
In your adulting era? Here’s how to get your first valid IDs!
Adulting hits different when you realize you need a valid government ID for basically everything— from opening your first e-wallet to applying for a Home Credit loan. The classic dilemma? When you get your first valid ID, guess what they’ll ask for—another valid ID. This cycle makes no sense, we know how it feels.
But don’t sweat it! Here’s your starter pack to level up your ID game and why it matters—especially if you’re planning to get products via Home Credit.
Some IDs are basic—like your school ID or barangay clearance. But valid government IDs like UMID, SSS, or driver’s license are what really count when lenders want proof that you’re legit.
If you’re an SSS member, the UMID is the easiest and most credible government ID to get. Just hit up your nearest SSS branch, bring your SSS number, a valid secondary ID, and a completed application form. Best part? It’s free for first timers!
You’re one step away from getting your dream items with Home Credit installments! Start your application in the Home Credit App.
As you level up in life, try getting your passport or driver’s license too. More valid IDs = less hassle and more trust from financing institutions like Home Credit.
Home Credit checks your valid IDs to make sure you’re a real-deal borrower. Having credible government IDs means you’re instantly more trustworthy — which boosts your chances of loan approval.
Pro Tip: Keep your IDs safe and updated. The stronger your ID lineup, the easier your money moves become.
So yeah! Get your valid ID to start your adulting and credit journey glow up! Download the Home Credit App today to find the latest 0% interest offers near you and start your application.
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