LTO car registration and late registration fees

**Elroi** · March 25th, 2017 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by tits3ris*y

Late registration na ako. Then, gusto ko din sana i-transfer ownership na. Alin uunahin ko para pinakamabilis at matipid ang process? Tips? Thanks! :*

better if i-transfer mo na ownership, para pagrenew mo ng registration ay issuehan ka na ng bagong OR/CR under your name.. tutal late ka na din naman, para isang gastos at punta na lang sa LTO..

**keto** · March 27th, 2017 06:16 AM

Originally Posted by keto

Hopefully someone with knowledge or first hand experience can answer. If a vehicle was not registered for several years, 5 for example, would you need to pay the penalty + MVUC for all 5 years? Can you also renew registration without indicating engine change?

Up lang regarding my question

**dr. d** · April 1st, 2017 11:41 PM

Originally Posted by keto

Up lang regarding my question

no, not the 5 years.
only 2 or 3 (i forget which) years. plus penalties yata.
drop by any lto and ask. it's a commonly asked question from them, i am confident they can easily give you the answer.

**ninjababez** · April 2nd, 2017 08:56 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

no, not the 5 years.
only 2 or 3 (i forget which) years. plus penalties yata.
drop by any lto and ask. it's a commonly asked question from them, i am confident they can easily give you the answer.

correct si dr.d, sabay update mo narin kami dito kung ano sabi LTO :D

**itskarlwithac** · April 2nd, 2017 10:29 PM

Hello, guys!

Good day!

My vehicle is due for registration at LTO this month, and I would like to get an estimate on how much I'll have to pay for my car registration. It's a 2010 Honda City 1.3S last registered in 2014. The car was not registered in 2015 and 2016.

Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

**dr. d** · April 2nd, 2017 10:45 PM

Originally Posted by tits3ris*y

Late registration na ako. Then, gusto ko din sana i-transfer ownership na. Alin uunahin ko para pinakamabilis at matipid ang process? Tips? Thanks! :*

isabay nyo po.
with notarized deed of sale and OR CR (and emissions test na rin para sigurado), go have your pc clearance.
then, after a few days, when you get your clearance, get the requisite tpl insurance, and proceed to the LTO where the car was first registered, and present all the documents. after some waiting (1 hour or so, maybe less, depending on the crowd and the computer's availability), you will be presented with your very own OR and CR, with your name on it.

bring xerox copies of the originals that you must also bring, just in case.

**keto** · April 4th, 2017 05:50 AM

Originally Posted by ninjababez

correct si dr.d, sabay update mo narin kami dito kung ano sabi LTO :D

Thanks to you both, I've decided to do the sensible thing and not push through with the purchase. I decided to look for another car that won't give me headaches. Wala na din kasi akong mapapakiusapang mag-ayos nung papeles and just the thought of doing all the transfer requirements myself already gave me a headache hehe

**makinao** · April 4th, 2017 08:47 PM

Question: Do you have to have the original OR/CR in the car at all times, or can you just carry a photocopy (then keep the originals in a safe place)?

**_Cathy_** · April 4th, 2017 08:51 PM

Originally Posted by makinao

Question: Do you have to have the original OR/CR in the car at all times, or can you just carry a photocopy (then keep the originals in a safe place)?

I only keep the photocopy in the car. The original is at home.

**bigcarvercnc** · April 12th, 2017 04:20 PM

hi, ask ko lang kung pwede electric cars good for 1 person having max speed of 20 to 45km/hr na iparegister sa lto at kumuha ng plate number? pinapayagan ba mga electric cars sa edsa or other major/secondary highways. balak ko kase bumili from china. but before I buy, need to know kung pwede sa major/secondary roads. di naman yata classified as golf cart/atvs mga yun eh.