Dry Seal on Medical Certificates by LTO Physicians

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LTO MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. VPT-2010-1399: Dry Seal on Medical Certificates by LTO Physicians

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Title Supreme Court: Dry Seal on Medical Certificates by LTO Physicians

Law: Lto Memorandum Circular No. Vpt-2010-1399

Decision Date: Sep 28, 2010

LTO Memorandum Circular No. VPT-2010-1399 mandates that medical certificates issued by LTO-accredited physicians must include a dry seal for driver’s license applicants, while government-issued certificates need only display the institution's logo, effective October 26, 2010.

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Specifications of the Dry Seal

The dry seal must bear the following information:
- The physician's name
- The Accreditation Certificate Number
- The Place of Validity of the accreditation
The dry seal must be stamped on the lower left portion of the medical certificates issued to driver’s license applicants by LTO Accredited Physicians.

Exemption for Government Issued Medical Certificates

Medical certificates issued by government institutions are exempted from the requirement of the dry seal.
Instead, these government-issued certificates must bear the institution's official logo at the top portion of the revised medical certificates.

Effective Date and Compliance

The memorandum circular takes effect on 26 October 2010.
All concerned parties are required to comply with the directive to ensure conformity with ISO standards and proper identification of authorized medical service providers for driver’s licensing purposes.

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