LTO-NCR begins Saturday operations for September
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MANILA, Philippines — The Land Transportation Office-National Capital Region (LTO-NCR) has extended its working operations from Mondays to Saturdays for the whole month of September to accommodate clients who are unavailable to transact on weekdays.
“LTO-NCR Regional Director Roque “Rox” I. Verzosa III confirmed that all LTO District/Extension Offices and Licensing Centers under LTO-NCR will now operate from Monday to Saturday for the whole month of September,” LTO-NCR said in a statement on Wednesday.
“This schedule aims to accommodate the public who are unable to transact business on weekdays due to work and school commitments,” it added.
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LTO-NCR began its Saturday operations on August 31 while Versoza said that “the law enforcement teams will maintain their operations and that the adjudication office started its operations on September 7.”
According to Versoza, here are the offices that are operational from Monday to Saturday:
District/Extension Offices (DO/EO) 1. Diliman DO 2. Kalookan DO 3. La Loma DO 4. Las Piñas DO 5. Makati DO 6. Malabon DO 7. Marikina DO 8. Manila East DO 9. Manila North DO 10. Manila South DO 11. Manila West DO 12. Mandaluyong DO 13. Muntinlupa DO 14. Novaliches DO 15. Navotas EO 16. Parañaque DO 17. Pasay DO 18. Pasig DO 19. Pateros EO 20. Quezon City DO 21. Quezon City EO 22. San Juan DO 23. Taguig EO 24. Valenzuela DO
Licensing Centers/Section/Extension Office/Renewal (LC/LS/LEO/RS)
1. G. Araneta LS 2. Kalookan LEO 3. Las Piñas LEO 4. Manila LC 5. Quezon City LC 6. QCLC- RS 7. Parañaque LC 8. Pasay City LC 9. San Juan LC 10. Parañaque LC-PITX 11. Taguig LEO 12. Valenzuela LEO
The regional director also said that they are expecting to serve more clients upon the extension of working days.
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“We expect that our Saturday operations will greatly assist those who wish to transact business with our offices on weekends,” Verzosa said.
