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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    Mga tsikoteers tanong ko lang, hindi ba kapag bago ang sasakyan, kapag newly registered ito, for example ngayon ako kumuha ng sasakyan so ito ay registered from 2009 - 2012.

    Paano naman kung magpapa-renew ng registration? Pwede rin ba yung 3 years ulit kasi hassle din yung yearly kang magpa-renew ng car registration. Ako kasi yearly ang renewal, gusto ko sana next time good for at least 3 years yung registration ng car. I suppose times 3 din ang bayad mo sa renewal but at least isang araw na lakaran nalang tapos after 3 years ka na ulit magpaparenew.

    May gumagawa ba nito sa inyo?

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    Kung this year kinuha. good for 3 years ang registration. 2009, 2010 & 2011. Due for re-registration on 2012. Pero tig 1 year na lang. Sa brand new lang ang 3-years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by meledson View Post
    Kung this year kinuha. good for 3 years ang registration. 2009, 2010 & 2011. Due for re-registration on 2012. Pero tig 1 year na lang. Sa brand new lang ang 3-years.
    Yup, yung 08 ko kasi sa 2011 pa. So hindi na talaga pwede yung 3 years ulit? Hassle din kasi yung absent ka pa sa trabaho yearly para magpa-renew.

    Geez, talaga palang 1 year lang kapag renewal.:swear:

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    Quote Originally Posted by p_borj View Post
    Yup, yung 08 ko kasi sa 2011 pa. So hindi na talaga pwede yung 3 years ulit? Hassle din kasi yung absent ka pa sa trabaho yearly para magpa-renew.

    Geez, talaga palang 1 year lang kapag renewal.:swear:
    Yup. yearly na.

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    #5
    Talo pa tayo sa Saudi Arabia every 3 years ang renewal ng sasakyan at ang bilis ang mag renew car registration, tapos 10 years na ngayon ang Driver's License. mas nauna tayong nagkaroon ng mga sasakyan sa kanila.
    only in the philippines ???

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    Quote Originally Posted by oyam2157 View Post
    Talo pa tayo sa Saudi Arabia every 3 years ang renewal ng sasakyan at ang bilis ang mag renew car registration, tapos 10 years na ngayon ang Driver's License. mas nauna tayong nagkaroon ng mga sasakyan sa kanila.
    only in the philippines ???
    Pag ganyan kasi ang gagawin dito sa Pilipinas, magugutom ang mga BUWAYA. Biro mo every 3 or 10 years lang sila ki-kickback. They need to be fed at least once a year. Kung puwede nga yata monthly renewal, gagawin nila eh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by p_borj View Post
    Mga tsikoteers tanong ko lang, hindi ba kapag bago ang sasakyan, kapag newly registered ito, for example ngayon ako kumuha ng sasakyan so ito ay registered from 2009 - 2012.

    Paano naman kung magpapa-renew ng registration? Pwede rin ba yung 3 years ulit kasi hassle din yung yearly kang magpa-renew ng car registration. Ako kasi yearly ang renewal, gusto ko sana next time good for at least 3 years yung registration ng car. I suppose times 3 din ang bayad mo sa renewal but at least isang araw na lakaran nalang tapos after 3 years ka na ulit magpaparenew.
    just by coincidence..

    a comment posted at philstar.com' Motoring section (The Deluge by A. Leuterio)

    "This is a totally unrelated comment but I hope it can help other readers. My 2006 Honda Civic is due for renewal of registration after 3 years. When I had it taken for smoke emission testing, surprise the plate number isn't even uploaded yet in the database of LTO. Now what is the 3 year registration for? I thought at first this would be better but it brought me even more headaches. That was not the end of my troubles. Turns out I have to shell out some additional cash for registration since I bought the car in May of 2006 and the plate number is ending in zero. I thought that when I bought the car whatever additional costs for registration should have been told to me then and there but sad to say I wasn't.

    Same thing happened to me before with my Toyota Revo which I bought in 2003. A year later when I was to renew the registration, I was told that I had to shell out additional cash since the ending was also zero and I bought it several months earlier. Wonder how come the dealerships don't mention that. I argued with Toyota that when I asked if there was any additional amount to be paid then for registration they said no and now because of their irresponsibility I will have to suffer." - colossus*
    [SIZE=1]*handle is listed as Tsikot member[/SIZE]

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    Hmmm...what a coincidence. Same thing happened to my 2006 Civic FD. When I had it emission-tested this July 2009, the technician declined to release the results, since he claimed the registration details haven't been uploaded yet. Pinalakad ko sa staff ko sa LTO Novaliches, and within the day, na-upload na nila. Didn't pay anything though.

Good for 3 years registration for cars