Vende tu auto en Filipinas

Paso a paso

1. Sign and notarize a Deed of Sale Requerido por ley Vendedor y comprador

   Draft a Deed of Sale with the vehicle's make, model and VIN, signed by seller and buyer, and have it notarized; notarization is what makes it valid for the LTO. Bring several copies and photocopies of two valid government IDs of each party.

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2. Clear any car loan first Requerido por ley

   If the car is still mortgaged (encumbered CR), the transfer needs the Certificate of Registration Encumbered, a deed of sale with assumption of mortgage with the bank's conformity, and written consent from the financing company.

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3. Get the PNP-HPG Motor Vehicle Clearance Requerido por ley Comprador

   Take the car to a PNP Highway Patrol Group office, where engine and chassis numbers are checked by macro-etching; they issue a Motor Vehicle Clearance Certificate and a Special Bank Receipt as proof of payment.

   SPOT.ph (Summit Media) - How to transfer vehicle ownership at the LTO (2024)
4. Get the inspection report and insurance cover Requerido por ley Comprador

   Obtain a Motor Vehicle Inspection Report (MVIR) from an LTO-authorized inspection center and an insurance Certificate of Cover (CTPL), endorsed to the buyer if needed. An emission certificate is needed if the registration is renewed at the same time.

   SPOT.ph (Summit Media) - How to transfer vehicle ownership at the LTO (2024)
5. File the transfer at the LTO Requerido por ley Comprador

   Submit the original CR, latest official receipt (OR), notarized Deed of Sale, IDs, HPG clearance, MVIR and insurance at the LTO office where the car was originally registered; at a different district office a confirmation of the CR/OR is required. The evaluator computes the fees, the car is inspected, and fees are paid at the cashier.

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6. Keep a copy of the new CR and the deed Recomendado

   The LTO issues a new CR in the buyer's name. The seller should keep a copy of the new CR and of the Deed of Sale as proof the car is no longer theirs.

   Top Gear Philippines - How to transfer ownership when you sell your car

Lista de documentos

Marca lo que ya tienes. Esto se queda en tu dispositivo, y nada de esto es necesario para publicar tu auto.

• Original Certificate of Registration (CR)Handed over by the seller; replaced by a new CR in the buyer's name. If mortgaged, the Certificate of Registration Encumbered (CRE).Requerido por ley
• Official Receipt (OR) of the latest registration paymentOriginal copy of the latest motor vehicle user's charge receipt.Requerido por ley
• Notarized Deed of SaleIncludes make, model and VIN and both signatures.Requerido por ley
• Photocopies of valid government IDs of seller and buyerPhoto and signature, e.g. driver's license or passport.Requerido por ley
• PNP-HPG Motor Vehicle Clearance CertificateIssued after macro-etching of engine and chassis numbers.Requerido por ley
• Motor Vehicle Inspection Report (MVIR)From an LTO-authorized inspection center.Requerido por ley
• Insurance Certificate of Cover (CTPL)Physical copy or transmitted electronically to the LTO.Requerido por ley
• Bank consent and deed with assumption of mortgageOnly if the car is still financed.Recomendado

Mantente seguro cuando los compradores se pongan en contacto contigo

• Never sell on an open deed of sale (signed only by the registered owner, with the buyer left blank): under the Registered Owner Rule the person on the CR can be held liable for accidents and traffic violations of the car.