Skip to content Call for Papers September 2026 | [email protected] | ISSN: 2582-6832 | Google Scholar | Impact Factor: 5.794 Paper Details Subject: Social Studies Paper ID: UIJRTV6I80006 Volume: 06 Issue: 08 Pages: 55-65 Date: June 2025 ISSN: 2582-6832 Statistics: Full Text [PDF] Cite this Mary Dean B. Cimanes and Errol G. De Castro. (June 2025). Assessing the Implementation of Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) Act in Sorsogon City, Philippines. United International Journal for Research & Technology (UIJRT) , 6 (8), 55-65. Abstract This study sought to determine the status of the registration rate, registration centers, PHLPost delivery, and ePhilID distribution in Sorsogon City. It also determined the views of the implementers and registrants on the implementation of the act in Sorsogon City. The study employed a documentary analysis and qualitative research method which analyzed documentary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority Sorsogon Provincial Office, and qualitative insights gathered through unstructured interviews, wherein an interview guide question has been utilized to gather the needed data from the five implementers from PSA Sorsogon Provincial Office, who were directly involved in the registration process within Sorsogon City. Additionally, fifteen registrants aged 18 years and over from Barangay Macabog were interviewed to capture their insights. The findings revealed significant progress in registration rates, attributed to proactive strategies like mobile and school-based registrations that effectively reached geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas. While the registration process was generally efficient, substantial challenges were identified in the delivery of physical PhilID cards by PHLPost, characterized by lengthy delays and an ineffective tracking system, negatively impacting public trust. The introduction of the ePhilID or the National ID in paper form served as a timely solution, offering immediate access to the benefits of PhilSys registration and demonstrating successful initial use. However, past issues with the acceptance of the physical National ID have created some hesitancy among registrants regarding its validity and functionality, and due to limited knowledge of the National ID. The study concludes that while Sorsogon City has made strides in PhilSys registration through accessible and community-based approaches, addressing the inefficiencies in ID delivery and ensuring widespread awareness and acceptance of both physical and digital National IDs are essential for the program's long-term success and the realization of its intended benefits. The findings led to the proposal of a P.H.I.L.S.Y.S booklet to be used for the information dissemination campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of the National ID. Keywords: ePhilID, National ID, Philippine Identification System, Republic Act No. 11055, Unified Identification. Related Papers Evaluating Mental Health Support Systems Among Soldiers: Evidence from the 9th Infantry Division, Philippine Army September 21, 2026 “Paminug Tu: Oral Literature from the Voices of the Agusanon Manobo” September 20, 2026 Workplace Implementation of Mandated Lactational Breaks: A Comparison of Private and Government Offices in the Philippines September 1, 2026 Factors Associated with Stunting Among Children Aged 0–23 Months in Coastal Communities of Balatan, Philippines September 1, 2026 Beyond Supportive Roles: Determinants of Male Partner Participation in Antenatal and Postnatal Care in a Rural Philippine Community September 1, 2026 An Inquiry into Thai Dance Appreciation of Foreign Filipino Teachers in Thailand August 28, 2026 Maternal Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices on Infant and Young Child Feeding in Gainza, Camarines Sur, Philippines August 28, 2026 Beyond Competence: Personal and Environmental Determinants of Nutrition Program Implementation Among Local Government Nutrition Officers in the Philippines August 28, 2026 Occupational Stress and Coping Strategies Among Barangay Health Workers in Rural Philippines: Implications for Sustainable Community Health Workforce Support August 28, 2026 Laboratory Staff Competence and Workplace Challenges in Preventing Percutaneous Injuries in Community-Based Laboratories August 28, 2026
Call for Papers September 2026 | [email protected] | ISSN: 2582-6832 | Google Scholar | Impact Factor: 5.794 Paper Details Subject: Social Studies Paper ID: UIJRTV6I80006 Volume: 06 Issue: 08 Pages: 55-65 Date: June 2025 ISSN: 2582-6832 Statistics: Full Text [PDF] Cite this Mary Dean B. Cimanes and Errol G. De Castro. (June 2025). Assessing the Implementation of Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) Act in Sorsogon City, Philippines. United International Journal for Research & Technology (UIJRT) , 6 (8), 55-65. Abstract This study sought to determine the status of the registration rate, registration centers, PHLPost delivery, and ePhilID distribution in Sorsogon City. It also determined the views of the implementers and registrants on the implementation of the act in Sorsogon City. The study employed a documentary analysis and qualitative research method which analyzed documentary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority Sorsogon Provincial Office, and qualitative insights gathered through unstructured interviews, wherein an interview guide question has been utilized to gather the needed data from the five implementers from PSA Sorsogon Provincial Office, who were directly involved in the registration process within Sorsogon City. Additionally, fifteen registrants aged 18 years and over from Barangay Macabog were interviewed to capture their insights. The findings revealed significant progress in registration rates, attributed to proactive strategies like mobile and school-based registrations that effectively reached geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas. While the registration process was generally efficient, substantial challenges were identified in the delivery of physical PhilID cards by PHLPost, characterized by lengthy delays and an ineffective tracking system, negatively impacting public trust. The introduction of the ePhilID or the National ID in paper form served as a timely solution, offering immediate access to the benefits of PhilSys registration and demonstrating successful initial use. However, past issues with the acceptance of the physical National ID have created some hesitancy among registrants regarding its validity and functionality, and due to limited knowledge of the National ID. The study concludes that while Sorsogon City has made strides in PhilSys registration through accessible and community-based approaches, addressing the inefficiencies in ID delivery and ensuring widespread awareness and acceptance of both physical and digital National IDs are essential for the program's long-term success and the realization of its intended benefits. The findings led to the proposal of a P.H.I.L.S.Y.S booklet to be used for the information dissemination campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of the National ID. Keywords: ePhilID, National ID, Philippine Identification System, Republic Act No. 11055, Unified Identification. Related Papers Evaluating Mental Health Support Systems Among Soldiers: Evidence from the 9th Infantry Division, Philippine Army September 21, 2026 “Paminug Tu: Oral Literature from the Voices of the Agusanon Manobo” September 20, 2026 Workplace Implementation of Mandated Lactational Breaks: A Comparison of Private and Government Offices in the Philippines September 1, 2026 Factors Associated with Stunting Among Children Aged 0–23 Months in Coastal Communities of Balatan, Philippines September 1, 2026 Beyond Supportive Roles: Determinants of Male Partner Participation in Antenatal and Postnatal Care in a Rural Philippine Community September 1, 2026 An Inquiry into Thai Dance Appreciation of Foreign Filipino Teachers in Thailand August 28, 2026 Maternal Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices on Infant and Young Child Feeding in Gainza, Camarines Sur, Philippines August 28, 2026 Beyond Competence: Personal and Environmental Determinants of Nutrition Program Implementation Among Local Government Nutrition Officers in the Philippines August 28, 2026 Occupational Stress and Coping Strategies Among Barangay Health Workers in Rural Philippines: Implications for Sustainable Community Health Workforce Support August 28, 2026 Laboratory Staff Competence and Workplace Challenges in Preventing Percutaneous Injuries in Community-Based Laboratories August 28, 2026
Call for Papers September 2026 | [email protected] | ISSN: 2582-6832 | Google Scholar | Impact Factor: 5.794
Paper Details Subject: Social Studies Paper ID: UIJRTV6I80006 Volume: 06 Issue: 08 Pages: 55-65 Date: June 2025 ISSN: 2582-6832 Statistics: Full Text [PDF] Cite this Mary Dean B. Cimanes and Errol G. De Castro. (June 2025). Assessing the Implementation of Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) Act in Sorsogon City, Philippines. United International Journal for Research & Technology (UIJRT) , 6 (8), 55-65. Abstract This study sought to determine the status of the registration rate, registration centers, PHLPost delivery, and ePhilID distribution in Sorsogon City. It also determined the views of the implementers and registrants on the implementation of the act in Sorsogon City. The study employed a documentary analysis and qualitative research method which analyzed documentary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority Sorsogon Provincial Office, and qualitative insights gathered through unstructured interviews, wherein an interview guide question has been utilized to gather the needed data from the five implementers from PSA Sorsogon Provincial Office, who were directly involved in the registration process within Sorsogon City. Additionally, fifteen registrants aged 18 years and over from Barangay Macabog were interviewed to capture their insights. The findings revealed significant progress in registration rates, attributed to proactive strategies like mobile and school-based registrations that effectively reached geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas. While the registration process was generally efficient, substantial challenges were identified in the delivery of physical PhilID cards by PHLPost, characterized by lengthy delays and an ineffective tracking system, negatively impacting public trust. The introduction of the ePhilID or the National ID in paper form served as a timely solution, offering immediate access to the benefits of PhilSys registration and demonstrating successful initial use. However, past issues with the acceptance of the physical National ID have created some hesitancy among registrants regarding its validity and functionality, and due to limited knowledge of the National ID. The study concludes that while Sorsogon City has made strides in PhilSys registration through accessible and community-based approaches, addressing the inefficiencies in ID delivery and ensuring widespread awareness and acceptance of both physical and digital National IDs are essential for the program's long-term success and the realization of its intended benefits. The findings led to the proposal of a P.H.I.L.S.Y.S booklet to be used for the information dissemination campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of the National ID. Keywords: ePhilID, National ID, Philippine Identification System, Republic Act No. 11055, Unified Identification. Related Papers Evaluating Mental Health Support Systems Among Soldiers: Evidence from the 9th Infantry Division, Philippine Army September 21, 2026 “Paminug Tu: Oral Literature from the Voices of the Agusanon Manobo” September 20, 2026 Workplace Implementation of Mandated Lactational Breaks: A Comparison of Private and Government Offices in the Philippines September 1, 2026 Factors Associated with Stunting Among Children Aged 0–23 Months in Coastal Communities of Balatan, Philippines September 1, 2026 Beyond Supportive Roles: Determinants of Male Partner Participation in Antenatal and Postnatal Care in a Rural Philippine Community September 1, 2026 An Inquiry into Thai Dance Appreciation of Foreign Filipino Teachers in Thailand August 28, 2026 Maternal Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices on Infant and Young Child Feeding in Gainza, Camarines Sur, Philippines August 28, 2026 Beyond Competence: Personal and Environmental Determinants of Nutrition Program Implementation Among Local Government Nutrition Officers in the Philippines August 28, 2026 Occupational Stress and Coping Strategies Among Barangay Health Workers in Rural Philippines: Implications for Sustainable Community Health Workforce Support August 28, 2026 Laboratory Staff Competence and Workplace Challenges in Preventing Percutaneous Injuries in Community-Based Laboratories August 28, 2026
Paper Details Subject: Social Studies Paper ID: UIJRTV6I80006 Volume: 06 Issue: 08 Pages: 55-65 Date: June 2025 ISSN: 2582-6832 Statistics: Full Text [PDF] Cite this Mary Dean B. Cimanes and Errol G. De Castro. (June 2025). Assessing the Implementation of Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) Act in Sorsogon City, Philippines. United International Journal for Research & Technology (UIJRT) , 6 (8), 55-65.
Mary Dean B. Cimanes and Errol G. De Castro. (June 2025). Assessing the Implementation of Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) Act in Sorsogon City, Philippines. United International Journal for Research & Technology (UIJRT) , 6 (8), 55-65.
Abstract This study sought to determine the status of the registration rate, registration centers, PHLPost delivery, and ePhilID distribution in Sorsogon City. It also determined the views of the implementers and registrants on the implementation of the act in Sorsogon City. The study employed a documentary analysis and qualitative research method which analyzed documentary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority Sorsogon Provincial Office, and qualitative insights gathered through unstructured interviews, wherein an interview guide question has been utilized to gather the needed data from the five implementers from PSA Sorsogon Provincial Office, who were directly involved in the registration process within Sorsogon City. Additionally, fifteen registrants aged 18 years and over from Barangay Macabog were interviewed to capture their insights. The findings revealed significant progress in registration rates, attributed to proactive strategies like mobile and school-based registrations that effectively reached geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas. While the registration process was generally efficient, substantial challenges were identified in the delivery of physical PhilID cards by PHLPost, characterized by lengthy delays and an ineffective tracking system, negatively impacting public trust. The introduction of the ePhilID or the National ID in paper form served as a timely solution, offering immediate access to the benefits of PhilSys registration and demonstrating successful initial use. However, past issues with the acceptance of the physical National ID have created some hesitancy among registrants regarding its validity and functionality, and due to limited knowledge of the National ID. The study concludes that while Sorsogon City has made strides in PhilSys registration through accessible and community-based approaches, addressing the inefficiencies in ID delivery and ensuring widespread awareness and acceptance of both physical and digital National IDs are essential for the program's long-term success and the realization of its intended benefits. The findings led to the proposal of a P.H.I.L.S.Y.S booklet to be used for the information dissemination campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of the National ID. Keywords: ePhilID, National ID, Philippine Identification System, Republic Act No. 11055, Unified Identification. Related Papers Evaluating Mental Health Support Systems Among Soldiers: Evidence from the 9th Infantry Division, Philippine Army September 21, 2026 “Paminug Tu: Oral Literature from the Voices of the Agusanon Manobo” September 20, 2026 Workplace Implementation of Mandated Lactational Breaks: A Comparison of Private and Government Offices in the Philippines September 1, 2026 Factors Associated with Stunting Among Children Aged 0–23 Months in Coastal Communities of Balatan, Philippines September 1, 2026 Beyond Supportive Roles: Determinants of Male Partner Participation in Antenatal and Postnatal Care in a Rural Philippine Community September 1, 2026 An Inquiry into Thai Dance Appreciation of Foreign Filipino Teachers in Thailand August 28, 2026 Maternal Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices on Infant and Young Child Feeding in Gainza, Camarines Sur, Philippines August 28, 2026 Beyond Competence: Personal and Environmental Determinants of Nutrition Program Implementation Among Local Government Nutrition Officers in the Philippines August 28, 2026 Occupational Stress and Coping Strategies Among Barangay Health Workers in Rural Philippines: Implications for Sustainable Community Health Workforce Support August 28, 2026 Laboratory Staff Competence and Workplace Challenges in Preventing Percutaneous Injuries in Community-Based Laboratories August 28, 2026
This study sought to determine the status of the registration rate, registration centers, PHLPost delivery, and ePhilID distribution in Sorsogon City. It also determined the views of the implementers and registrants on the implementation of the act in Sorsogon City. The study employed a documentary analysis and qualitative research method which analyzed documentary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority Sorsogon Provincial Office, and qualitative insights gathered through unstructured interviews, wherein an interview guide question has been utilized to gather the needed data from the five implementers from PSA Sorsogon Provincial Office, who were directly involved in the registration process within Sorsogon City. Additionally, fifteen registrants aged 18 years and over from Barangay Macabog were interviewed to capture their insights. The findings revealed significant progress in registration rates, attributed to proactive strategies like mobile and school-based registrations that effectively reached geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas. While the registration process was generally efficient, substantial challenges were identified in the delivery of physical PhilID cards by PHLPost, characterized by lengthy delays and an ineffective tracking system, negatively impacting public trust. The introduction of the ePhilID or the National ID in paper form served as a timely solution, offering immediate access to the benefits of PhilSys registration and demonstrating successful initial use. However, past issues with the acceptance of the physical National ID have created some hesitancy among registrants regarding its validity and functionality, and due to limited knowledge of the National ID. The study concludes that while Sorsogon City has made strides in PhilSys registration through accessible and community-based approaches, addressing the inefficiencies in ID delivery and ensuring widespread awareness and acceptance of both physical and digital National IDs are essential for the program's long-term success and the realization of its intended benefits. The findings led to the proposal of a P.H.I.L.S.Y.S booklet to be used for the information dissemination campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of the National ID.
Keywords: ePhilID, National ID, Philippine Identification System, Republic Act No. 11055, Unified Identification.
Evaluating Mental Health Support Systems Among Soldiers: Evidence from the 9th Infantry Division, Philippine Army September 21, 2026 “Paminug Tu: Oral Literature from the Voices of the Agusanon Manobo” September 20, 2026 Workplace Implementation of Mandated Lactational Breaks: A Comparison of Private and Government Offices in the Philippines September 1, 2026 Factors Associated with Stunting Among Children Aged 0–23 Months in Coastal Communities of Balatan, Philippines September 1, 2026 Beyond Supportive Roles: Determinants of Male Partner Participation in Antenatal and Postnatal Care in a Rural Philippine Community September 1, 2026 An Inquiry into Thai Dance Appreciation of Foreign Filipino Teachers in Thailand August 28, 2026 Maternal Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices on Infant and Young Child Feeding in Gainza, Camarines Sur, Philippines August 28, 2026 Beyond Competence: Personal and Environmental Determinants of Nutrition Program Implementation Among Local Government Nutrition Officers in the Philippines August 28, 2026 Occupational Stress and Coping Strategies Among Barangay Health Workers in Rural Philippines: Implications for Sustainable Community Health Workforce Support August 28, 2026 Laboratory Staff Competence and Workplace Challenges in Preventing Percutaneous Injuries in Community-Based Laboratories August 28, 2026
Evaluating Mental Health Support Systems Among Soldiers: Evidence from the 9th Infantry Division, Philippine Army September 21, 2026
Evaluating Mental Health Support Systems Among Soldiers: Evidence from the 9th Infantry Division, Philippine Army
“Paminug Tu: Oral Literature from the Voices of the Agusanon Manobo” September 20, 2026
“Paminug Tu: Oral Literature from the Voices of the Agusanon Manobo”
Workplace Implementation of Mandated Lactational Breaks: A Comparison of Private and Government Offices in the Philippines September 1, 2026
Workplace Implementation of Mandated Lactational Breaks: A Comparison of Private and Government Offices in the Philippines
Factors Associated with Stunting Among Children Aged 0–23 Months in Coastal Communities of Balatan, Philippines September 1, 2026
Factors Associated with Stunting Among Children Aged 0–23 Months in Coastal Communities of Balatan, Philippines
Beyond Supportive Roles: Determinants of Male Partner Participation in Antenatal and Postnatal Care in a Rural Philippine Community September 1, 2026
Beyond Supportive Roles: Determinants of Male Partner Participation in Antenatal and Postnatal Care in a Rural Philippine Community
An Inquiry into Thai Dance Appreciation of Foreign Filipino Teachers in Thailand August 28, 2026
An Inquiry into Thai Dance Appreciation of Foreign Filipino Teachers in Thailand
Maternal Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices on Infant and Young Child Feeding in Gainza, Camarines Sur, Philippines August 28, 2026
Maternal Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices on Infant and Young Child Feeding in Gainza, Camarines Sur, Philippines
Beyond Competence: Personal and Environmental Determinants of Nutrition Program Implementation Among Local Government Nutrition Officers in the Philippines August 28, 2026
Beyond Competence: Personal and Environmental Determinants of Nutrition Program Implementation Among Local Government Nutrition Officers in the Philippines
Occupational Stress and Coping Strategies Among Barangay Health Workers in Rural Philippines: Implications for Sustainable Community Health Workforce Support August 28, 2026
Occupational Stress and Coping Strategies Among Barangay Health Workers in Rural Philippines: Implications for Sustainable Community Health Workforce Support
Laboratory Staff Competence and Workplace Challenges in Preventing Percutaneous Injuries in Community-Based Laboratories August 28, 2026
Laboratory Staff Competence and Workplace Challenges in Preventing Percutaneous Injuries in Community-Based Laboratories
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