Most convenient to renew driver's license

**shadow** · June 14th, 2019 08:36 AM

Originally Posted by sparc179

Winner ang 5 minutes, hahaha!

Marami nga din ganyan, iniiwan na lang yung papeles sa runner, sila na bahala. You just have to pay extra.

₱150 extra is not bad, para hinde ka na pumila deliver pa sa bahay/office kung nasaan ako dahil ayaw niya iwan sa katulong or ibang tao gusto sa akin mismo iabot papeles

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**Wh1stl3r** · June 14th, 2019 09:39 AM

Recently I had to renew at Marikina because the encoder at Robinson's Galleria made a typo on my middle name last time I renewed.

Malamig yung aircon and konti lang ang tao pag hapon. Yun lang you have to park across the street in the open parking beside the river.

**kagalingan** · June 14th, 2019 02:02 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

Ang tagal naman 45 minutes! Dami ng pwedeng gawin nun

I'll also tell you a secret, 5 minutes lang ako mag pa renew ng car registration.

Last time was last month yuh isang sasakyan. Iniintay na ako ng tao sa emission center then pag dating ko ako na agad.

Mag pa emission test lang ako then alis na ako ang I deliver na lang sa bahay yun documents ni hinde ako pumapasok ng LTO.

Metro Manila din yan hinde probinsiya.

TAgal ko na alam yan. Kaso kuripot ako sa ganyan bagay na ginagawa lang once a year at napakaluwag ng LTO dito true quezon city paghapon. Maka-dalawang milkteh plain alisan ako sa 150 with two senior card.

**absinthe** · June 28th, 2019 12:58 AM

Renewed my non-pro last week June 22 at Rob Lipa (to test the new LTO policy on servicing clients on Saturdays).

Pag renewal sa Mall DLRO, they are strict about this: no revision or change/s whatsoever in your details (except your weight :D). Kung meh typo, change address, add restriction, etc., hindi daw pwede sa mall DLRO gawin, kailangan sa LTO District Office/s.

Anyway, super bilis, hindi na kailangan ng LTO form (nagprint pa naman ako), meron lang binigay sakin na 0.5 A4 paper na renewal form. Magdala narin ng ballpen para di mahassle.

Katabi narin ng DLRO yung medical clinic, 400 for the bp/eye/hearing tests (important: dala kayo ID o medical records kung saan nakalagay blood type nyo para dina magbayad ng 100 pesos for the test). Computerized at online na ngayon na real-time integrated sa LTO. Pero wento sakin eh nung unang linggo/simula eh sakit sa ulo at laging offline / nganga (birth pains).

Fillled up the form, submitted the medical certiicate and paid P652.63 (no penalty), had my photo taken, digital signature, viola...tapos.

BUT sira yung printer ng mall, 2 weeks na raw, so pinapunta ako sa LTO Regional Office IV-A (sa Lipa din naman) para dun magpaprint ng card. Pagdating dun, walang pila, parang pang 6th ata ako.

Pansin ko lang, sa pag print ng card, literally niretype lahat ng details ko, pic and sig ulit + biometrics. Ibang software nadin gamit, hindi na STRADCOM. So baka reconstructing the database ito (ito yung nakikita kong bottleneck kasi mano-mano ulitan).

All in all: Siguro 1-1.5 hrs, kasama na yung travel time from Rob Lipa to LTO IV-A RO to have the card printed. Pero kung di sira yung printer nila, released agad.

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Kudos the the LTO for allowing licenses to be renewed on a Saturday. Very convenient and hindi na kailangan magfile ng VL.

Also, meron na din palang DLRO sa UP Town Center facing Katips.