QuestionsQuestions (LTO MEMORANDUM)
It addresses numerous applications for changing status from Non-Professional to Professional drivers’ licenses that were found to be lacking the mandatory apprenticeship period, and it sets guidelines to ensure close monitoring and strict compliance with the required apprenticeship period.
The applications were lacking the mandatory apprenticeship period required before conversion to a professional drivers’ license.
The Student Permit Number, the date issued, and the issuing agency must be strictly reflected in the DLR for the new non-professional drivers’ license.
It requires the Drivers’ License Receipt (DLR) of the NEW valid non-professional drivers’ license.
The DLR must be a part of the application to be transmitted to the Central Office.
It was signed by MANUEL F. BRUAN, Brig. Gen. AFP (Ret.), Assistant Secretary, and it was adopted on June 06, 1995.
It implies that applications lacking the mandatory apprenticeship period are defective, and that strict observance of the guidelines is needed to avoid improper processing and failures in compliance.
It refers to the non-professional license issued to the applicant that is the basis for conversion; the DLR of this NEW valid non-professional license must be submitted.
No. The Memorandum requires strict documentation: the DLR must reflect required details (student permit number, date issued, issuing agency) and the DLR must be attached as part of the application transmitted to Central Office.
By requiring specific apprenticeship-related identifiers and issuance details to be recorded in the DLR and by requiring the DLR of the new valid non-professional license to be part of the application transmitted to the Central Office.
It directs that the DLR must strictly reflect the Student Permit Number, date issued, and issuing agency; therefore, an incomplete DLR would mean the application should not proceed as compliant with the Memorandum’s requirements.
It emphasizes that the listed guidelines are mandatory for implementation by LTO offices handling license conversion applications.
Because it contains key entries (student permit number, date issued, issuing agency) needed to verify and monitor the apprenticeship period and because it must be included in the application transmitted to the Central Office.