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    This document provides a step-by-step guide for renewing an expired driver's license in the Philippines. It outlines 6 steps: 1) obtain a Comprehensive Driver Education certificate by passing an exam, 2) secure a medical certificate from an approved facility, 3) submit previous license, CDE certificate, and medical form, 4) pay applicable fees, 5) provide biometrics and a new photo, and 6) receive the renewed license once completed. Licenses expired over 10 years require starting the application process over as a new driver, while those expired 2-10 years can be renewed through this process.

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    This document provides a step-by-step guide for renewing an expired driver's license in the Philippines. It outlines 6 steps: 1) obtain a Comprehensive Driver Education certificate by passing an exam, 2) secure a medical certificate from an approved facility, 3) submit previous license, CDE certificate, and medical form, 4) pay applicable fees, 5) provide biometrics and a new photo, and 6) receive the renewed license once completed. Licenses expired over 10 years require starting the application process over as a new driver, while those expired 2-10 years can be renewed through this process.

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    Step-By-Step Guide On Driver's License Renewal

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    This document provides a step-by-step guide for renewing an expired driver's license in the Philippines. It outlines 6 steps: 1) obtain a Comprehensive Driver Education certificate by passing an exam, 2) secure a medical certificate from an approved facility, 3) submit previous license, CDE certificate, and medical form, 4) pay applicable fees, 5) provide biometrics and a new photo, and 6) receive the renewed license once completed. Licenses expired over 10 years require starting the application process over as a new driver, while those expired 2-10 years can be renewed through this process.

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    Step-By-Step Guide on Driver’s License Renewal

    Please keep in mind that this guide does not apply to driver’s licenses that have expired for
    more than ten years. Those who have expired licenses for 10 years or more are no longer
    eligible for renewal and must start over and reapply for a student permit. Licenses that have
    expired for more than two years (but not more than ten years) can still be renewed, but they
    must pass the theoretical and practical driving exams.

    1. Obtain a CDE certificate

    To secure a Comprehensive Driver’s Education (CDE) certificate, you must pass the CDE
    Validating Exam. The CDE validating exam is available in person at the LTO Driver’s Education
    Center in select offices or online through the LTMS. To take the exam online, go to LTO’s LTMS
    Portal.

    Note: You have to create an account in the LTO’s LTMS Portal to access the online
    examination. To create an account, follow this guide: How to Register to LTO Online System
    (LTMS Portal)

    To pass the exam, you must have at least 13 correct answers out of 25 questions (50 percent
    rating) whether you are renewing a professional or non-professional driver’s license. The exam
    consists primarily of multiple-choice questions. Furthermore, the exam has no time limit and can
    be retaken immediately if you fail it.

    If you pass the exam, you will be able to print your CDE Validating Exam Certificate, which you
    will need to present when renewing your driver’s license.

    2. Secure a Medical Certificate

    Get and fill out a medical evaluation form from window 1 (Approving/Cashier). You will provide
    the required information on this form and then leave the remainder to the medical examiner.
    Proceed to a medical examination at an LTO-accredited facility. Your physical characteristics,
    such as your weight, height, and eyesight, will be recorded here. All of these facts will be
    recorded in your driver’s medical evaluation form by the medical officer.

    3. Submit the Documents

    Once you’ve completed the driver’s medical evaluation form, you can submit it in window 1
    along with your previous driver’s license and CDE certificate. Your license information will be
    retrieved from the system by the personnel. The license details will be displayed to you so that
    you can confirm whether all of the information is still correct or if any changes should be made.
    If no changes are required, move on to the next step.

    4. Payment

    Following the submission of all required requirements, proceed to the cashier and pay the
    applicable fees. The amount is Php 589 for both pro and non-pro license renewal. Expect
    additional fees if you are late and outside of the LTO’s grace period.

    5. Biometrics and Photo

    You will be directed to Window 3, where your fingerprints will be registered and your photograph
    will be taken. You’ll also be asked if you want to update your signature. You will then be asked
    to wait in the waiting area.

    6. Releasing

    Wait for window 4 (Releasing) to call your name and hand you your renewed driver’s license.
    Once your license has been printed and is ready for release, you will be called to window 4 to
    sign the driver’s license release log. If you have no recorded violations from the start, you will be
    issued a license with a 10-year validity period.

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