Key takeaways
- The OSCA ID is free and valid anywhere in the Philippines (RA 9994 Sec. 6(c)). The law sets no expiry date; check your card and your OSCA.
- Bring proof of age, proof of local residence, ID photos and the form. Exact papers vary: Pasay asks for a voter's record, Quezon City does not.
- The 20% discount covers restaurants, not groceries. Groceries get a separate 5% discount capped at ₱125 a week.
- The ₱1,000 monthly social pension is for indigent seniors only, and DSWD still runs it under EO 96 (2025).
- The digital senior ID on eGovPH (launched 15 August 2025) is free and optional. NCSC says the physical OSCA ID and the digital ID are equally accepted and valid.
Senior citizen ID at a glance
| Fee | Processing time | Validity | Where to apply | Apply online? | Official site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free (first ID) | Varies by LGU; Pasay's Citizen's Charter says 16 minutes | RA 9994 sets no expiry date; valid anywhere in the country. Some LGUs may reissue cards, so check your OSCA | Office for Senior Citizens Affairs (OSCA) of the city or municipality where you live | In some LGUs (example: Quezon City E-Services). The digital NSCID is on the eGovPH app | ncsc.gov.ph |
As of November 2026. Sources: RA 9994 Sec. 6(c); Pasay City Citizen's Charter, February 2026; Quezon City OSCA guide.
RA 9994 tells each OSCA “to issue national individual identification cards, free of charge, which shall be valid anywhere in the country.” So a card from your hometown works in any city, and you do not need a second card when you travel. What the law does not do is set an expiry date. We could not confirm the claim that the card is “valid for life” everywhere, because some LGUs print dates or reissue cards. Look at your card, and ask your OSCA if it shows a date. Our government IDs table compares the OSCA ID with other IDs.
Who can get a senior citizen ID
Section 3 of RA 9994 defines a senior citizen as “any resident citizen of the Philippines at least sixty (60) years old.” You apply in the city or municipality where you live, because the OSCA is a local office and checks your residence.
| Applicant | Can apply? | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Filipino citizen living in the Philippines, aged 60+ | Yes | Apply at the OSCA of the city or town where you live |
| Dual citizen | Yes, as a citizen | Quezon City asks for proof of citizenship and 6 months' residence in the city |
| Senior who moved from another city or town | Yes, in the new LGU | Pasay asks for a Certificate of Cancellation or No Record from the old OSCA, plus an endorsement from the barangay senior citizens' president |
| Turning 60 this month | From your 60th birthday | Bring proof of your birth date |
| Foreign national | No | RA 9994 covers resident citizens only |
Sources: RA 9994 Sec. 3; Quezon City; Pasay.
Senior citizen ID requirements: the documents
There is no single national checklist; each OSCA publishes its own. The table combines what both example cities ask for, so you can prepare before you call your own OSCA.
| Document | Notes | Where to get it |
|---|---|---|
| OSCA application form | Quezon City uses an online E-Services form; Pasay uses a printed form | Your OSCA, or your LGU's website |
| Proof of age | PSA birth certificate, or a government ID showing your birth date | PSA (a relative can request it with an authorization letter for PSA), or the agency that issued your ID |
| Proof of residence | Quezon City: a valid ID with your address, or a barangay certificate of residency. Pasay: Individual Record of Barangay Inhabitants | Your barangay hall; see our certificate of residency guide |
| ID photos | Quezon City: 2x2 with a white background. Pasay: three 1x1 photos | Any photo studio |
| Marriage certificate | Quezon City asks for it if your surname differs from your birth certificate | PSA |
| Voter's registration record | Pasay asks for an updated record; Quezon City does not. Not a national requirement | COMELEC or your local election office |
Sources: Quezon City OSCA guide, last updated 2 October 2025; Pasay City Citizen's Charter, February 2026.
If a family member applies for you
| Document | Notes | Where to get it |
|---|---|---|
| Authorization letter signed by the senior | Names the representative and the purpose | Use our authorization letter template |
| Representative's valid ID | Original and photocopy | Any government ID |
| The senior's documents | Same proof of age, residence and photos as above | As above |
Source: Quezon City: representatives bring an authorization letter and their own valid ID.
Printable checklist
- OSCA application form (online or printed, as your LGU requires)
- PSA birth certificate or a government ID showing your birth date
- Proof that you live in the city or town: ID with address, barangay certificate or record of inhabitants
- ID photos in your LGU's size (2x2 or 1x1)
- Marriage certificate, if your surname changed
- Certificate of Cancellation or No Record from your old OSCA, if you transferred
- Authorization letter and the representative's ID, if someone files for you
How to get a senior citizen ID: step by step
| Step | What to do | Time it takes | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Call or visit your city or municipal OSCA and ask for its list | A few minutes | Ask whether it accepts online applications |
| 2 | Get proof of residence from your barangay | Varies by barangay | Ask for your full address exactly as on your other IDs |
| 3 | Prepare proof of age and photos | Depends on PSA delivery if you need a new copy | A government ID with your birth date may be enough |
| 4 | Fill in the form and submit it, in person or online | Pasay: 16 minutes for the whole service | Quezon City: file through QC E-Services |
| 5 | Verification of age and residence by the OSCA | Varies by LGU | Transferees: bring the old OSCA's certificate |
| 6 | Release of the ID (and purchase booklet where issued) | Varies by LGU | Quezon City delivers to your home or you pick it up at OSCA |
| 7 | Check the card | At release | Confirm your name, birth date and photo before you leave |
Sources: Pasay City Citizen's Charter; Quezon City. No national processing time exists.
Processing time is set by each LGU. Pasay's Citizen's Charter lists the whole service at 16 minutes with no fee, and issues the ID “together with Purchase Booklet.” Other OSCAs may take longer, especially if your residence has to be checked. Claims of “up to five working days” online are not a national rule.
Senior citizen ID requirements in Quezon City and Pasay
| Item | Quezon City | Pasay City |
|---|---|---|
| Who | QC resident aged 60+; dual citizens with proof of citizenship and 6 months' residence | Pasay resident aged 60+ |
| Form | QC E-Services online form | Printed application form |
| Proof of age | Valid ID with birth date; PSA birth certificate if needed | PSA birth certificate or government ID |
| Proof of residence | Valid ID with QC address, or barangay certificate of residency | Individual Record of Barangay Inhabitants |
| Voter's record | Not required | Updated voter's registration record |
| Photos | 2x2, white background | Three 1x1 |
| Fee | Check with the issuing office (not stated on the guide) | None |
| Time | Check with the issuing office (not stated on the guide) | 16 minutes |
| Release | Delivered home or picked up at OSCA | ID with purchase booklet |
| Lost ID | Check with the issuing office | Affidavit of loss + one 1x1 photo (+ authorization letter if by representative) |
Sources: Quezon City OSCA guide, last updated 2 October 2025; Pasay City Citizen's Charter, uploaded February 2026. Example LGUs only.
Senior citizen ID fee 2026
| Item | Fee | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| OSCA ID (first issue) | Free (“free of charge”) | November 2026 | RA 9994 Sec. 6(c) |
| Pasay senior citizen card application | None | February 2026 | Pasay Citizen's Charter |
| Replacement of a lost ID or booklet | Check with the issuing office: a ₱100 fee quoted online could not be confirmed from any LGU source | November 2026 | Pasay Citizen's Charter lists the requirements |
| Digital NSCID on eGovPH | Free (“Libre”, NCSC FAQ) | November 2026 | NCSC |
| Affidavit of loss (notarization) | Set by the notary public | November 2026 | How notarization works |
As of November 2026. Checked 10 November 2026.
Lost senior citizen ID: how to replace it
Pasay's Citizen's Charter has a separate service, “Application for replacement of ID and Purchase Booklet.” It asks for an affidavit of loss and one 1x1 photo, plus an authorization letter if a representative files. Most OSCAs will ask for something similar, so start with an affidavit of loss, have it notarized, and call your OSCA to ask about any fee. While you wait, RA 9994 lets you claim privileges with your passport or other documents that show your citizenship and that you are 60 or older.
Senior citizen benefits in the Philippines and their conditions
Section 4 of RA 9994 lists the privileges. The 20% discount and the VAT exemption apply together on the items in the first rows. Several other benefits have conditions that many websites leave out, shown in the third column.
| Benefit | What you get | Conditions | Law |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medicines and vaccines | 20% discount + VAT exemption | Includes flu and pneumococcal vaccines and DOH-listed medical supplies | RA 9994 Sec. 4(a) |
| Doctors and home health care | 20% discount + VAT exemption | Attending physicians' fees in private hospitals and clinics; home health care professionals | RA 9994 Sec. 4(a) |
| Medical, dental, diagnostic and laboratory fees | 20% discount + VAT exemption | In private hospitals and facilities | RA 9994 Sec. 4(a) |
| Land transport | 20% discount + VAT exemption | Public utility buses, jeepneys, taxis, AUVs, shuttles and rail | RA 9994 Sec. 4(a) |
| Domestic air and sea travel | 20% discount + VAT exemption | Domestic fares | RA 9994 Sec. 4(a) |
| Hotels, restaurants and recreation centers | 20% discount + VAT exemption | Restaurants, not groceries | RA 9994 Sec. 4(a) |
| Theaters, cinemas, concerts and amusement | 20% discount + VAT exemption | Admission fees | RA 9994 Sec. 4(a) |
| Funeral and burial services | 20% discount + VAT exemption | For the senior's own funeral | RA 9994 Sec. 4(a) |
| Basic necessities and prime commodities | 5% special discount | Up to ₱125 a week (5% of ₱2,500); no carry-over; from 25 March 2024 | RA 9994 Sec. 4(j); DA–DTI–DOE Joint Administrative Order No. 24-02 |
| Water and electricity | At least 5% discount | Meter in the senior's name; up to 100 kWh and 30 m³ a month; per household | RA 9994 Sec. 4(c) |
| Income tax | Exemption | Only for seniors who are minimum wage earners | RA 9994 Sec. 4(b) |
| Government health facilities | Free medical and dental services, diagnostic and laboratory fees | In government facilities | RA 9994 Sec. 4(e) |
| Flu and pneumococcal vaccines | Free vaccination by DOH | Indigent seniors | RA 9994 Sec. 4(f) |
| Express lanes | Priority lanes | All commercial and government establishments | RA 9994 Sec. 4(k) |
| Death benefit | At least ₱2,000 | Paid to the nearest surviving relative | RA 9994 Sec. 4(l) |
| PhilHealth | Coverage for all senior citizens | Funded from the National Health Insurance Fund (sin-tax proceeds) | RA 7432 Sec. 5(h)(2) as amended by RA 10645 |
| Social pension | At least ₱1,000 a month | Indigent seniors only | RA 11916 |
As of November 2026. Sources: RA 9994; RA 10645; RA 11916; 5% cap reported by the state broadcaster PTV, 22 March 2024.
Three mistakes are common. First, the 20% discount on food applies at restaurants; at the supermarket the special discount is 5%, capped at ₱125 a week since 25 March 2024 (it was ₱65 on ₱1,300 before). Second, the utility discount needs the meter in your own name and monthly use of no more than 100 kWh of electricity or 30 cubic metres of water. Third, only seniors who are minimum wage earners are exempt from income tax; reaching 60 does not by itself exempt other income.
Legal basis: RA 9994 (Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010), Secs. 3, 4, 6 and 10; RA 10645 (2014), PhilHealth coverage; 5% basic-necessities cap under DA–DTI–DOE Joint Administrative Order No. 24-02, effective 25 March 2024.
Primary sources: RA 9994 on Lawphil · RA 10645 on Lawphil · PTV News, 22 March 2024
Senior citizen cash gifts at 80, 85, 90, 95 and 100
| Age reached | Cash gift | Also |
|---|---|---|
| 80 | ₱10,000 | Under RA 11982 |
| 85 | ₱10,000 | Under RA 11982 |
| 90 | ₱10,000 | Under RA 11982 |
| 95 | ₱10,000 | Under RA 11982 |
| 100 | ₱100,000 | Letter of felicitation from the President |
Source: RA 11982, approved 26 February 2024: Filipinos living in the Philippines or abroad are covered, and the gift is claimed within one year of reaching the age. NCSC maintains the elderly data system used for the gifts.
RA 11982, approved on 26 February 2024, added the ₱10,000 milestone gifts at 80, 85, 90 and 95 on top of the centenarian gift of ₱100,000. Make sure your OSCA has your correct birth date on file, because the gifts rely on the elderly data system kept by the National Commission of Senior Citizens (NCSC).
Who gets the ₱1,000 social pension?
| Question | Answer | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Amount | At least ₱1,000 a month | RA 11916 |
| Who qualifies | Indigent seniors: frail, sickly or with disability, and without pension, permanent income or financial help from relatives to meet basic needs, as determined by DSWD | RA 9994 Sec. 3(h) |
| How it is paid | Quarterly; DSWD's 2026 enrolment of wait-listed seniors takes the oldest indigent seniors first | DSWD, 31 January 2026 |
| Review of the amount | DSWD reviews and, when necessary, adjusts it every 2 years | RA 11916 |
| Who runs it now | DSWD; EO 96 attached NCSC to DSWD and kept the program there | EO 96, signed 18 September 2025 |
| Is it for all seniors? | No. Viral posts about ₱1,000 for every senior describe bills or hoaxes, not law | RA 11916 |
As of November 2026. Checked 10 November 2026.
RA 11916 had said the social pension would move from DSWD to NCSC within three years. Executive Order No. 96 changed that: Section 2 says “the implementation, distribution, and management of the SPISC program shall continue to be under the DSWD.” If you think you qualify, ask your city or municipal social welfare office or OSCA about the assessment, and ask whether you should bring a barangay certificate of indigency as supporting proof.
OSCA ID vs digital senior citizen ID vs national ID
On 15 August 2025, NCSC and DICT launched a digital National Senior Citizens ID (NSCID) in the eGovPH app. NCSC's FAQ says it is free, and that it appears automatically in the app for verified users aged 60 or older who already have an LGU senior citizen record and a valid senior ID; if your record is outdated, visit your OSCA. NCSC also says the physical OSCA ID and the digital ID are equally accepted and valid, and that you do not need the digital ID if you have the card. Under NCSC Public Advisory No. 1, s. 2026, the digital ID can be used for the 20% discount and VAT exemption.
| Question | OSCA ID | Digital NSCID (eGovPH) | National ID (PhilSys) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who issues it | Your city or municipal OSCA | NCSC with DICT, inside the eGovPH app | See our national ID guide |
| Cost | Free under RA 9994 | Free (NCSC FAQ) | See the national ID guide |
| How you get it | Apply at the OSCA | Appears in eGovPH for verified users 60+ with an LGU senior record and valid senior ID | PhilSys registration |
| Proof of identity | Yes | Yes; NCSC says it is equally accepted and valid as the OSCA ID | Yes |
| Replaces the OSCA ID? | Not applicable | No | No |
| Named in RA 9994 for privileges | Yes, the OSCA card | Not named; accepted as valid ID per the NCSC advisory | Not named; RA 9994 also accepts documents showing citizenship and age 60+ |
Sources: NCSC digital ID FAQ, checked 10 November 2026; NCSC launch notice, 16 August 2025; NCSC Public Advisory No. 1, s. 2026 as reported by PTV and Philstar, May 2026; RA 9994 Sec. 4.
Keep the physical OSCA ID even if you use the app. A cashier may still ask for the card, and some LGUs, Pasay among them, issue a purchase booklet with it. The digital ID is useful as a backup when you forget your wallet, and it helps prove your identity in other transactions.
Can a store refuse your senior citizen ID?
| Who | Offence | Penalty | Law |
|---|---|---|---|
| Establishment or person | Refusing to honor the senior card or violating RA 9994, first offense | ₱50,000 to ₱100,000 fine and 2 to 6 years' imprisonment | RA 9994 Sec. 10 |
| Establishment or person | Later offenses | ₱100,000 to ₱200,000 fine and 2 to 6 years' imprisonment | RA 9994 Sec. 10 |
| Anyone | Abusing senior privileges, e.g. using another senior's ID | At least 6 months' imprisonment and a ₱50,000 to ₱100,000 fine | RA 9994 Sec. 10 |
Source: RA 9994 Sec. 10. Checked 10 November 2026.
If you have no OSCA ID yet, RA 9994 Section 4 says privileges may be claimed with an OSCA card, your passport, or other documents that show you are a Filipino citizen aged 60 or older. Bring your passport when you travel before your OSCA card arrives.
How to use your senior citizen ID and purchase booklet
- Show the OSCA ID before the cashier rings up the bill; the 20% discount and VAT exemption apply on the categories in the benefits table.
- For the 5% grocery discount, keep each week's purchases in mind: the cap is ₱125 a week and unused amounts do not carry over.
- Keep your purchase booklet with the card if your LGU issues one; Pasay issues the ID together with a purchase booklet, and replaces both if lost.
- For utilities, the 5% discount applies only to a meter in your own name within the 100 kWh and 30 m³ limits; ask your water or power company how to claim it.
- Keep a photocopy of the ID and the eGovPH digital ID as backups.
Common reasons a senior citizen ID is delayed or denied
| Problem | Why it happens | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| No proof of local residence | The OSCA serves only residents of its city or town | Get a barangay certificate of residency or record of inhabitants |
| Name or birth date differs between documents | The OSCA cannot match your proof of age | Married women: bring the marriage certificate (Quezon City). Other mismatches: correct the record, or ask whether an affidavit of discrepancy is accepted |
| Moved from another city without a cancellation certificate | Avoids two OSCA IDs for one person | Pasay: get a Certificate of Cancellation or No Record from the old OSCA |
| Representative turned away | No authorization letter or no ID | Bring a signed authorization letter and the representative's valid ID |
| No voter's record | Some LGUs, like Pasay, ask for one | Ask your OSCA what it accepts instead; it is not a national requirement |
| Lost ID | Card misplaced or stolen | Bring an affidavit of loss and a 1x1 photo (Pasay) |
| Store refuses the discount | Staff unsure of the rules | Cite RA 9994 Sec. 4 and Sec. 10; report to your OSCA |
Sources: Quezon City; Pasay; RA 9994.
Related IDs for seniors
A senior with a disability can hold a PWD ID as well, and a grandparent raising grandchildren alone may qualify for a solo parent ID. The free national ID is another valid ID worth having. See every ID and clearance side by side on the government documents hub.
Buod sa Tagalog
Para sa senior citizen ID, dalhin ang patunay ng edad gaya ng PSA birth certificate o government ID na may petsa ng kapanganakan, patunay na nakatira ka sa lungsod o bayan gaya ng barangay certificate, mga ID picture, at ang OSCA form. Mag-apply sa Office for Senior Citizens Affairs (OSCA) ng inyong lungsod o munisipyo. Libre ang ID sa ilalim ng RA 9994 at valid ito saanman sa Pilipinas. Walang expiry date na itinakda ang batas, pero may ilang LGU na naglalagay ng petsa, kaya itanong sa inyong OSCA. Ang ₱1,000 na social pension ay para lang sa mga indigent na senior.
Frequently asked questions
+What are the requirements for a senior citizen ID?
Most OSCAs ask for proof of age, such as a PSA birth certificate or a government ID showing your birth date; proof that you live in the city or town, such as a barangay certificate; ID photos; and the application form. Some LGUs ask for more: Pasay wants an updated voter's record, and Quezon City asks for a marriage certificate if your surname has changed.
+Is the senior citizen ID free? How much is a replacement?
The first OSCA ID is free: RA 9994 Section 6(c) tells the OSCA to issue it free of charge. Pasay's Citizen's Charter lists no fee for the application. A replacement fee for a lost card is set locally; a ₱100 figure circulates online but we could not confirm it from any LGU source, so ask your OSCA before you go.
+Does the senior citizen ID expire?
RA 9994 sets no expiry date. It says only that the card is valid anywhere in the country. Some LGUs print a date or reissue cards, so the honest answer is to check your own card. If it shows a date, ask your OSCA how and when to renew. If it does not, the law gives no reason to treat it as expired.
+How do I apply for a senior citizen ID online?
Only where your LGU offers it. Quezon City accepts applications through QC E-Services and delivers the ID or lets you pick it up at the OSCA. Elsewhere, apply in person at your city or municipal OSCA. Separately, the free digital senior ID appears in the eGovPH app for verified users 60 or older with an LGU senior record; NCSC says it is equally valid as the card.
+Can a family member apply for a senior citizen ID on my behalf?
Yes, in many LGUs. Quezon City allows a representative who brings an authorization letter from the senior and the representative's own valid ID, together with the senior's documents. Pasay also accepts an authorization letter when a representative applies for a lost-ID replacement. Call your OSCA first to confirm whether the senior must appear in person.
+What do I do if I lose my senior citizen ID?
Execute an affidavit of loss and have it notarized, then apply for a replacement at your OSCA. Pasay asks for the affidavit of loss and one 1x1 photo, plus an authorization letter if a representative files, and replaces the purchase booklet too. Ask about any fee. Meanwhile, you can claim discounts with your passport or other documents showing your citizenship and age.
+What discounts does a senior citizen ID give?
A 20% discount plus VAT exemption on medicines, doctors' and hospital fees in private facilities, transport fares, domestic flights and ships, hotels, restaurants, cinemas and funeral services. There is also a 5% discount on basic necessities capped at ₱125 a week, and at least 5% off water and electricity if the meter is in your name and use stays within 100 kWh and 30 cubic metres.
+Is the digital senior citizen ID on eGovPH valid for discounts?
Yes. Under NCSC Public Advisory No. 1, s. 2026, the digital National Senior Citizens ID in the eGovPH app can be used for the 20% discount and VAT exemption, and NCSC says the physical OSCA ID and the digital ID are equally accepted and valid. A cashier unfamiliar with the advisory may still ask for the card, so carry it as a backup.
+Who qualifies for the ₱1,000 monthly social pension?
Only indigent senior citizens: those who are frail, sickly or with a disability, with no pension, permanent income or help from relatives to meet basic needs. RA 11916 sets the pension at not less than ₱1,000 a month, paid quarterly and reviewed every two years. DSWD still runs the program under EO 96 of September 2025. Claims that every senior gets ₱1,000 describe bills or hoaxes, not the law.
+How much cash gift do seniors get at 80, 85, 90, 95 and 100?
Under RA 11982, approved on 26 February 2024, seniors receive ₱10,000 each upon reaching 80, 85, 90 and 95. At 100 they receive ₱100,000 and a letter of felicitation from the President. Make sure your OSCA has your correct birth date, because the National Commission of Senior Citizens uses its elderly data system to identify who is due.
Related formats and guides
Official sources
- RA 9994 – Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010 — Definition, free nationwide OSCA ID, benefits in Sec. 4, indigent definition, Sec. 10 penalties. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- RA 11916 – Social pension for indigent seniors — Social pension of at least ₱1,000 a month, reviewed every two years. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- Executive Order No. 96, s. 2025 — Attaches NCSC to DSWD and keeps the social pension under DSWD; signed 18 September 2025. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- RA 10645 – PhilHealth coverage of all seniors — All senior citizens covered by PhilHealth. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- RA 11982 – Cash gifts for octogenarians and centenarians — ₱10,000 at 80, 85, 90 and 95; ₱100,000 at 100. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- NCSC: launch of the digital National Senior Citizens ID — Digital NSCID in eGovPH, launched 15 August 2025. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- NCSC: digital National Senior Citizens ID FAQ — Free; appears automatically for verified users with an LGU senior record; physical and digital IDs equally accepted and valid. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- Philstar: establishments urged to accept digital senior IDs — 20 May 2026: NCSC Public Advisory No. 1, s. 2026 allows the digital ID for the 20% discount and VAT exemption. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- DSWD: 2026 social pension budget — 31 January 2026: stipend paid quarterly; oldest wait-listed indigent seniors enrolled first. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- DA: DA–DTI–DOE Joint Administrative Order signing — Joint order of 21 March 2024 raising the 5% basic-necessities discount cap to ₱125 a week. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- PTV News: digital senior ID valid proof of identity — State broadcaster report of NCSC Public Advisory No. 1, s. 2026: digital ID valid proof of identity. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- PTV News: higher senior and PWD discount on basic goods — State broadcaster report of the 5% discount capped at ₱125 a week from 25 March 2024. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- Quezon City: senior citizen ID — Example LGU: eligibility, documents, representatives, delivery; last updated 2 October 2025. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
- Pasay City Citizen's Charter: senior citizen's card — Example LGU: requirements, no fee, 16 minutes, purchase booklet, lost-ID replacement; February 2026. Checked 10 Nov 2026.
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