NBI & PNP Clearance for Pro-license

**cast_no_shadow** · November 25th, 2015 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by XTO

NBI and Police Clearance are only required for new Prof DL applicants for better screening. No need for renewal. Just watched over TV Patrol [emoji106]

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For good na kaya? Sana naman.

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**XTO** · November 25th, 2015 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow

For good na kaya? Sana naman.

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I think and I hope. Amf para tayo nag apply ng trabaho evey 3 years[emoji856]

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**XTO** · November 26th, 2015 12:56 AM

Sa Bandila naman, LTO clarifies only new applicants are required to secure NBI and Police clearance and not those who will renew.

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**Juan Martinez** · November 26th, 2015 08:50 AM

parang nag experimento lang itong taga LTO ah :thumbdown: --

LTO: NBI, police clearances no longer needed to apply for driver's license

Thursday, November 26, 2015 6:50AM

Drivers apply for or renewing their licenses with the Land Transportation Office need not bring clearances from the police and National Bureau of Investigation, the LTO said on Wednesday.

GMA News' "late evening newscast "Saksi" reported late Wednesday evening that LTO spokesman Jason Salvador gave the clarification on the license requirements.

Some drivers protested the lack of clarity on LTO policy on the requirements needed for the driver's license.

Earlier, Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya suspended the LTO directive on the need for NBI and police clearances, but the LTO, saying it has not yet been informed of Abaya's decision, still required the clearances on Wednesday, irking the drivers who protested.

In a radio interview with DZBB Abaya said he suspended the LTO order because it needed guidelines. — ELR, GMA News

**shadow** · November 26th, 2015 09:59 AM

Wala talaga karapatan mga criminals mag drive. In fact wala na talaga sila dapat karapatan mabuhay

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**dct** · November 26th, 2015 10:42 AM

I like the idea na wag na ipadrive ang mga criminals. Pero sana padaliin naman ang pagkuha sa nbi clearance bago ituloy to. At tsaka yung corruption. Baka naman kahit criminal ka, konting abot lang, may clearance na

**dr. d** · November 26th, 2015 10:49 AM

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perhaps this requirement should also be adopted for government appointive & elective officials..?

**Ry_Tower** · November 26th, 2015 10:54 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

Wala talaga karapatan mga criminals mag drive. In fact wala na talaga sila dapat karapatan mabuhay

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I agree, kung may kaso atnahatulan, dapat hindi nga magdrive professionaly at least.

**shadow** · November 26th, 2015 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

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perhaps this requirement should also be adopted for government appointive & elective officials..?

As far I know it is. Convicted felon can't hold public office. Of course ERAP is a different animal. [emoji23]

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**Juan Martinez** · November 26th, 2015 01:59 PM

yung mga criminal (for example robbers or murderers or kidnappers or carnappers or especially miembro ng mga sindikato) walang takot mga iyan. do you think they'll be afraid driving without license? andaming IDs at lisensyang mga iyan na iba-iba pa ang pangalan.

ang problema iyung na convicto, pumasok na dun sa kulungan at lumaya, at nagbabagong buhay na after the life of crimes, ANDUN pa din yung record nila.

your record in the nbi or pnp will only be deleted if your criminal case has been dismissed or you are acquitted.

i knew somebody in high school. he was bullied by this escaño kid (connected with escaño shipping lines. he was a son or nephew of a judge) because he couldn't take it anymore, he went home, took the gun of his father, and shot and killed the escaño kid. because of the influence of the family of the latter, he was convicted and sent to muntinglupa at a very young age. (see: people of the philippines vs. rene boy tac-an because the case went all the way up to the Supreme Court)

while serving his sentence at the national bilibid prison, a daughter of a japanese media mogul visited npb for her thesis. there she met him. she was enamored with him. he was good looking and played in the prison band.

after serving time, they got married. he got rich by affinity and now driving "nice" cars.

he was a criminal, yes, but would he or people like him not entitled to a driver's license?