Lost Certificate of Registration

**Icis** · September 19th, 2011 10:09 AM

Good day to all forumers!

Pa help naman i need to get another copy of the certificate of registration. Ano ba ang requirements at how much po kaya aabutin. 2nd owner na po kasi ako and the CR is missing . Although I have the CR number in the deed of sale.

Requirements?
Cost?
Where to apply? Any LTO?

thank you in advance

**shadow** · September 19th, 2011 10:13 AM

Affidavit of lost

Bilis lang yan sabay mo na lang pagnag registro ka

**Icis** · September 19th, 2011 05:40 PM

Kailangan ba sa original location ng LTO where the CR was issued?

I've been registering the car for years and I am just using the old OR for the registration in Pasay LTO.

How much ang total kaya aabutin

Thanks

**_Qwerty_** · September 19th, 2011 07:23 PM

pag magpapabago nang CR or new copy of CR.. sa original LTO where the car is registered gagawin..

Originally Posted by Icis

Kailangan ba sa original location ng LTO where the CR was issued?

I've been registering the car for years and I am just using the old OR for the registration in Pasay LTO.

How much ang total kaya aabutin

Thanks

**Icis** · September 19th, 2011 06:12 PM

Someone told me na kailangan pa ng PNP clearance?

and another one affidavit lang daw?

Tried calling LTO this afternoon . Lines are busy.

Any info . guys!?

Thanks

**ano727** · December 13th, 2016 03:17 PM

Originally Posted by Icis

Good day to all forumers!

Pa help naman i need to get another copy of the certificate of registration. Ano ba ang requirements at how much po kaya aabutin. 2nd owner na po kasi ako and the CR is missing . Although I have the CR number in the deed of sale.

Requirements?
Cost?
Where to apply? Any LTO?

thank you in advance

Reviving this thread as a friend has almost similar case and seeking guidance.

She bought a 2nd hand car some time ago but when trying to transfer to her name recently, LTO said the CR is not original. The problem is the registered owner died already.

What is the best approach and required documents to proceed with transfer?

The Extra-Judicial way looks much more complicated and takes longer time vs declaring simple loss via Affidavit of Loss.

Would appreciate your advise and guidance on this. Thanks.

**box_type** · December 13th, 2016 03:48 PM

Originally Posted by ano727

Reviving this thread as a friend has almost similar case and seeking guidance.

She bought a 2nd hand car some time ago but when trying to transfer to her name recently, LTO said the CR is not original. The problem is the registered owner died already.

What is the best approach and required documents to proceed with transfer?

The Extra-Judicial way looks much more complicated and takes longer time vs declaring simple loss via Affidavit of Loss.

Would appreciate your advise and guidance on this. Thanks.

What do you mean "not original"? xerox copy? you can always apply for a certified true copy at LTO Agency where it is originally registered.

**ano727** · December 13th, 2016 04:59 PM

Originally Posted by box_type

What do you mean "not original"? xerox copy? you can always apply for a certified true copy at LTO Agency where it is originally registered.

Colored photocopy.

So do you mean she can directly request for certified true copy from LTO without the original registered owner (who's dead already)?

**dr. d** · December 13th, 2016 05:13 PM

Originally Posted by ano727

Colored photocopy.

So do you mean she can directly request for certified true copy from LTO without the original registered owner (who's dead already)?

you'll have to get a notarized document from the owner, that he (owner) can't find the original CR, and is therefore declaring it lost.
in your example, the heirs be the one to make the document declaring that the original CR can not be found, despite thorough search in the house of the deceased owner.
a copy of the death certificate should also be submitted.

**papi smith** · December 13th, 2016 05:20 PM

bakit hindi na lang si current owner mag execute ng affidavit of loss? tutal may DoS naman.

Originally Posted by dr. d

you'll have to get a notarized document from the owner, that he (owner) can't find the original CR, and is therefore declaring it lost.
in your example, the heirs be the one to make the document declaring that the original CR can not be found, despite thorough search in the house of the deceased owner.
a copy of the death certificate should also be submitted.