Title
Validity of Medical Certificates for LTO Applications
Law
Lto Memorandum Circular No. Rib-2007-884
Decision Date
Sep 26, 2007
Medical certificates issued by government or accredited physicians are valid for three months from the date of issuance, with the LTO Licensing Centers having the discretion to require further medical examinations as needed.
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Q&A (LTO MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. RIB-2007-884)

Administrative Order No. RIB-2007-012 dated 17 May 2007 revised the rules and regulations.

The Chief of LTO Licensing Centers and District Offices has the discretion to require an applicant to undergo a medical examination if deemed necessary.

Yes, all orders and memoranda that conflict with this Memorandum Circular are deemed superseded.

The Circular was adopted on 26 September 2007.

Assistant Secretary Reynaldo I. Berroya signed the Circular.

It ensures that medical certificates are current and reflect the applicant's health status within three months from issuance for licensing purposes.

The Circular applies to medical certificates presented for licensing purposes at the LTO Licensing Centers and District Offices.

The LTO Chief has the authority to require medical examinations for applicants if deemed necessary, even within the three-month validity period.


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