Driver's License Renewal in Malls.

**kerf** · July 22nd, 2009 01:27 PM

Originally Posted by Horsepower

Joanne, an LTO Satellite office, being a Govt office, would only have office days from Monday to Friday. I'm not sure if they've changed schedules though but I've yet to see the Ayala LTO office open on a weekend.

Ok magrenew pag mga 4 or 5pm na. wala na masyado tao. nagrenew ako before sa LTO sa SM Pasig ng 5pm natapos ako ng before 530pm.

ako lang mag-isa dun nun.

**james00112233** · July 22nd, 2009 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by kerf

Ok magrenew pag mga 4 or 5pm na. wala na masyado tao. nagrenew ako before sa LTO sa SM Pasig ng 5pm natapos ako ng before 530pm.

ako lang mag-isa dun nun.

siguro ganyan din sa ibang lto office. mas maganda ngang magpa-renew sa hapon kesa sa umaga.

**maf** · July 26th, 2009 09:05 AM

Originally Posted by impulzz

additonal question,

kelangan na mag renew ng GF ko ng lisensya, sabi nung kaibigan nya kelangnan pa daw kumuha nd TIN number, may special daw na TIN number for students. saan ba nag aaply ng tin number?

Hi, not sure if your question is already answered. You get TIN from BIR. I got mine from the Intramuros office because I'm from Manila. Maybe you can call them and ask where you should apply. Their contact nos. are on their website.

from www.bir.gov.ph
PERSONS REGISTERING UNDER E.O. 98 (securing a TIN to be able to transact with any government office, e.g. LTO, NBI, DFA, etc.)

Tax Form
BIR Form 1904 - Application for Registration of One Time Taxpayer And Persons Registering Under EO 98 (securing a TIN to be able to transact with any government office)
Documentary Requirements
-Birth certificate or any valid identification showing name, address and birth date of the applicant

Procedures
- Accomplish BIR Form 1904 and submit the same, together with the required attachments, to the Revenue District Office having jurisdiction over residence of the applicant.

Deadlines
- Application shall be accomplished and filed before transacting with any government agencies or instrumentalities.

**badbadtz.carlo** · July 26th, 2009 09:34 AM

would it be possible to transact with these satellite offices if meron correction sa name on the license? I lost my license july last year, and when i had it replaced sa Capitol sa Pasig, they messed up and typed my middle name incorrectly! sabi nila kinopya lang naman nila ung nasa system e pero ung pinakita kong photocopy is tama spelling nung aken.. sheesh.. bottom line sa inis ko, nde ko na inintindi..

now that i have to renew it next week, can i have these done at the malls?
hope you can help.. ayoko na kasing bumalik sa palpak na capitol...

TIA

**badbadtz.carlo** · August 4th, 2009 12:28 PM

Originally Posted by badbadtz.carlo

would it be possible to transact with these satellite offices if meron correction sa name on the license? I lost my license july last year, and when i had it replaced sa Capitol sa Pasig, they messed up and typed my middle name incorrectly! sabi nila kinopya lang naman nila ung nasa system e pero ung pinakita kong photocopy is tama spelling nung aken.. sheesh.. bottom line sa inis ko, nde ko na inintindi..

now that i have to renew it next week, can i have these done at the malls?
hope you can help.. ayoko na kasing bumalik sa palpak na capitol...

TIA

did this 2 days ago sa SM Hypermart (beside Tiendesitas) and finished the whole process in 30mins!!

they even processed my correction in middle name spelling!
galing!

**kotiko** · September 1st, 2009 04:32 PM

Guys advice please!

I'm due for license renewal in a few weeks but I've got a problem with my name on the license card. Wrong punctuation siya, for example:

instead of Reyes, Juan Miguel = it's Reyes Juan, Miguel on my driver's license.

Do you think the renewal centers can fix this problem or do I have to go to an actual LTO office to have this fixed? I was hoping to renew my license in SM Hypermart or Megamall to avoid the inconvenience of LTO district offices...

Anyone else experienced something similar?

Thanks!

**groucho** · September 1st, 2009 04:52 PM

Originally Posted by kotiko

Guys advice please!

I was hoping to renew my license in SM Hypermart or Megamall to avoid the inconvenience of LTO district offices...

Thanks!

Never, never, never MegaMall. They've got a diagnostic/medical laboratory/clinic that's run by idiots. Went there twice...one week apart. Each time, there was something wrong with their laboratory equipment or another. There's this woman there who sheepishly will tell you that we would have to come back the next day to finish our business. If the DLRC does not get any business, it's because they have the most incompetent laboratory beside it. Go to Galleria instead.

**wavecxs** · September 1st, 2009 05:16 PM

Originally Posted by kotiko

Guys advice please!

I'm due for license renewal in a few weeks but I've got a problem with my name on the license card. Wrong punctuation siya, for example:

instead of Reyes, Juan Miguel = it's Reyes Juan, Miguel on my driver's license.

Do you think the renewal centers can fix this problem or do I have to go to an actual LTO office to have this fixed? I was hoping to renew my license in SM Hypermart or Megamall to avoid the inconvenience of LTO district offices...

Anyone else experienced something similar?

Thanks!

I believe that problem can be rectified, but I'm afraid, at a cost. Silly as it sound, they will charge that correction saying any change in the database records is subject to a "fee" even if its their fault. This happened to me but its the address they messed up. Lesson of the story is to make sure everything is good before leaving the counter. But its always nice to reason out nicely, who knows they might change it for free. But Im almost sure mall offices can handle those. You might have to show them another ID for verification.

I don't know if LTO Megamall is really that messed up. My renewal tool 20 minutes flat when I went there.

**groucho** · September 1st, 2009 05:27 PM

Originally Posted by wavecxs

I believe that problem can be rectified, but I'm afraid, at a cost. Silly as it sound, they will charge that correction saying any change in the database records is subject to a "fee" even if its their fault.

Change of name, despite the fault being theirs, is a hundred bucks. You'll be lucky if they don't send you to the LTO Central Licensing Center, which could be anywhere, depending on your original records.

**kotiko** · September 1st, 2009 05:33 PM

Thanks for the quick response guys.

I really don't mind the fee, as long as they'll be able to fix the name problem conveniently without having to go to a district office.

I'm actually curious how their computer system works, I don't see the reason why they need to send a person to a district office if they're running on the same systems or something, unless it has something to do with manual records.

Anyway, anyone else care to share any similar experience?