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LTO MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 92-159: Sequential Plate Issuance Order

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Title Supreme Court: Sequential Plate Issuance Order

Law: Lto Memorandum Circular No. 92-159

Decision Date: Sep 14, 1992

LTO Memorandum Circular No. 92-159 mandates the strict issuance of motor vehicle plates, tags, and validating stickers in numerical sequence to address the rampant issue of unregistered vehicles on the roads.

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Mismanagement in Plate Assignment by District Offices

District offices often assign or pre-assign plates with certain ending digits indiscriminately.
This results in an insufficient supply of plates with specific digits to meet demand.
Such practices reflect poor management by district officers.

Requirement for Strict Numerical Sequence in Plate Issuance

Circular No. 82-028 mandates that permanent plates, tags, validating stickers, and temporary plates must be issued strictly following numerical order.
The Law Enforcement Office reiterates this mandate.
Plates, tags, and validating stickers issuance must proceed in numerical sequence without exception.

Proper Procedures Before Fee Collection

Pre-assignment of plates must comply with the numerical sequence rule prior to computation and collection of registration fees.

Enforcement Directive

The memorandum orders strict compliance with this numerical sequence system in plate issuance.
Issued under official authority by Assistant Secretary Juan V. Borra, Jr. on September 14, 1992.

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