SingPass is your common password to transact between different Government agencies. More information on SingPass can be located at this url http://www.ecitizen.gov.sg/singpass/index.htm

You can apply for a SingPass at the CPF offices, Community Development Council offices, Community Clubs / Centres, IRAS and the URA Centre. You can also request your SingPass online and it would be sent to your address maintained in the Government database. See similar questions...

SingPass, which stands for "Singapore Personal Access", is your common password to transact with the Government online. Some of these online services that you can access with your SingPass includes encashing your Economic Restructuring Shares (ERS), viewing your CPF Statement of Account, registering your company and filing your income tax. You can apply for your SingPass by submitting an online request through the CPF website, or visiting any Singapore Post office in person with your NRIC. See similar questions...

For security purposes, we do not issue SingPass for corporate use. Staff transacting online on behalf of the company will have to use his/her own SingPass. See similar questions...

The SingPass is an alphanumeric password of 8 to 24 characters which can be used for different types of Government online services. The CPF Phone Pin is an eight digit (numeric only) PIN used for mPAL - Employer Submission services. It cannot be used for other Government services. See similar questions...

SingPass, which stands for "Singapore Personal Access", is the common password to transact with the Government online. SingPass is the online equivalent of the identity card, and is required for e-services where users must identify themselves online. For more information on Singpass, you can logon to http://www.ecitizen.gov.sg/singpass/index.htm See similar questions...

Only a parent or legal guardian may apply for services under the Act. If the child has Medicaid, contact the Behavioral Health Organization (BHO) listed on their Medicaid card. If the child does not have Medicaid, contact the local Community Mental Health Center (CMHC). The mental health agency will provide an assessment to determine your child's eligibility. See similar questions...