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# Self Register Online
## Description
This guide helps beneficiaries to self-register through the beneficiary portal.
## Pre-requisites
Beneficiaries should have the MOSIP-issued national ID with them.
## Steps
1. Go to the beneficiaries portal login page.
2. Click on *Sign IN with MOSIP* to continue with a MOSIP-issued national ID.
3. Navigate to *Login with OTP* using *LOG IN HERE* and provide the VID/UIN.
4. After clicking *Get OTP,* OTP will be sent to the registered email and phone number.
5. Provide the OTP and click on *Verify* to proceed further.
6. Provide consent and click on *Allow* which navigates to the beneficiary portal home page.
7. Click on *View All Programs* to check out the available programs to apply for.
8. Click on *Apply* to fill in the beneficiary details in the program form.
9. Once the form fields are filled click on Submit button for application submission.
10. Once the program form is submitted, the program will be added to the *My Programs* section with the *Submitted* status and the beneficiary will be registered to the program. also will be listed in the *OpenG2P Registry Individual* as well.
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