For applicants below 18 years of age, one (1) parent's consent or a person having custody/care or supervision over the minor applicant authorizing the applicant to secure a student permit with presentation of one (1) original and submission of one (1) photocopy of any valid government issued ID of the parent/affiant with photo and signature.Local Civil Registry (for areas where there is no PSA) Presentation of original and submission of one (1) photocopy of any of the following:ĭ.Submission of one (1) photocopy and presentation of original medical certificate Electronically transmitted medical certficate from LTO accredited medical clinic.Duly accomplished Application for Permits and Licenses (APL) Form.Foreign citizens at least eighteen (18) years old and must have been in the Philippines for at least one (1) month and proof of stay for at least six (6) monthsģ. Must be able to read and write in Filipino or EnglishĤ. Must not have unsettled traffic violationĥ.Must have completed Theoretical Driving Couse

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