How to get your OR/CR in 7 Days for your New Motorcycle or Three-Wheeler

A: It is essential to obtain the Official Receipt/Certificate of Registration (OR/CR) promptly because driving a vehicle without these documents is against the law. We advise against using your motorcycle if it is not registered. According to the LTO’s “No Registration No Travel” policy, you have a grace period of 7 days to use the vehicle. After that, you can only park it at your house and cannot use it until it is registered. Keep in mind that during this period, your vehicle may not be insured.

A: Insurance is crucial because if you are uninsured and involved in an accident, you will be responsible for covering the resulting damages. Depending on the severity of the accident and any resulting injuries, these costs can range from a few thousand pesos to millions. Long-term injuries or extensive hospital treatments can significantly increase expenses.

A: To expedite the registration process, we recommend purchasing your motorcycle or three-wheeler from Tuk Tuk 3-Wheelers Parts and Services Corp. They guarantee to complete the registration within 7 to 14 Days, although it typically takes around 6 days. Tuk Tuk 3-Wheelers prioritizes customer satisfaction and offers this service to all their customers.

A: The reasons behind prolonged registration processes by other dealers are unknown. However, it is important to note that it is not due to LTO procedures, as the registration can be completed quickly if done correctly. As a customer, it is advisable to inquire about the registration process duration before making a vehicle purchase, as waiting for months before being able to use the vehicle can be inconvenient.

A: While Tuk Tuk 3-Wheelers is willing to help with parts and repairs, even if you did not buy from them, they cannot assist with the registration process for vehicles purchased from other dealers. They are only able to facilitate the registration for vehicles purchased directly from their dealership.

A: Tuk Tuk 3-Wheelers is an authorized TVS dealer and offers the complete range of TVS motorcycles, including the TVS Ntorq, TVS Apache (all models), TVS Dazz, TVS Max, TVS Neo, TVS RockZ, TVS Tormax, and the TVS XL 100.

A: In the Philippines, the OR/CR refers to the Official Receipt and Certificate of Registration. The OR is an official document issued by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) after completing the registration process for a vehicle. It serves as proof of payment for registration fees and other charges. The CR is another document issued by the LTO that confirms the ownership and registration details of the vehicle. Both the OR and CR are important documents that a vehicle owner must possess to legally operate their vehicle on public roads in the Philippines.

A: In the context of vehicle registration in the Philippines, the CR (Certificate of Registration) and the OR (Official Receipt) are two distinct documents with different purposes. Here’s the difference:
Certificate of Registration (CR): The CR is an official document issued by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) in the Philippines. It serves as proof that a vehicle is registered and provides information about the vehicle’s ownership, technical specifications, and other relevant details. The CR contains the vehicle’s engine and chassis numbers, plate number, registered owner’s name, address, and the date of registration. It is an important document that establishes legal ownership of the vehicle.
Official Receipt (OR): The OR is a document issued by the LTO upon payment of registration fees and other charges associated with vehicle registration. It serves as proof of payment and includes details such as the amount paid, the purpose of payment (e.g., registration fees), the LTO office where the payment was made, and the date of payment. The OR is important as it demonstrates that the necessary fees have been paid for the registration process.
In summary, the CR provides information about the vehicle’s registration and ownership, while the OR serves as proof of payment for the registration fees. Both documents are necessary for operating a vehicle legally in the Philippines.