Silvestre Rayos
18 March 2010

Re: Missing record in Lingayen

To Alexander Ynzon,

Things never change in the Register of Deeds and Assessors office since time immemorial up to the present. Whenever you transact in these offices, just like 
any other agencies, the people from the lowest clerk to the head of the office demand some form of 
grease. It is either a laughing money or a crying money.

Pababalikin ka nang pababalikin until you get the hint/message. Ganyan ang nangyayari sa atin, kanya kanyang diskarte.

If your father’s title is missing it might be that it is already cancelled and if your brother’s title is also missing, it is because whoever committed this 
dastardly act is now covering hiss track.

It is an open secret that this practice is going on. Dahil sugapa sa pera ang mga tao diyan sa nasabing opisina, you could arrange an entrapment operation with ABS-CBN PROGRAM XXX
 or coordinate with NBI.

My own personal experience in dealing with unresponsive agencies, I file complaint with the Office of the Ombudsman and I always get positive result. Do not threaten anybody if you cannot back up your words. All bark and no bite,
 they will just laugh at you.

The next best thing to do is obtain a
 copy of the title from the local assessors office or the provincial
 assessor or from the office of Land
 Registration Authority. If your brother’s title is missing, then it did not exist and just present a copy of your father’s title and hire a lawyer to reconstitute the title. You could hire a reputable attorney in your quest for justice. Good luck to you.

May kasabihan tayong kung ano ang
 puno siya rin ang bunga. The former head of the said office is his father. Say bunga no napatak aga onarawi. Alam nila kung ano ang nangyayari diyan sa loob kaya lang
 lahat siguro nakikinabang. The office represents the cross section of govt. bureaucracy. 
CORRUPT.

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