Information about LSP

Freshman, 

Did you know that you can already register at LSP.lt and as soon as the higher education institution confirms your data, you will be able to order your student ID card!

Ordering LSP is simple, just:

1. REGISTER
Go to the website LSP.lt, register and upload your photo. Once we receive the data from your higher education institution, we will inform you by e-mail and invite you to order a certificate.

2. ORDER
When you receive the email, enter LSP.lt in the address bar of your browser and select “Order a new LSP” in the “My LSP” section. Check if the data provided is correct. Choose a convenient time for you and the bank branch where you will collect the LSP. Decide on a payment method, remember that paying offline can cost you up to 10 times more…
By logging in to LSP.lt, you can track the status of your certificate.

3. WITHDRAW
Go to your chosen bank branch to collect your LSP at the chosen time. If you have not yet paid for the certificate, you can do so when you arrive to collect the certificate. When collecting the LSP, check for inaccuracies. If you notice an error, do not accept the LSP and inform the bank employee.

If you have any questions, write to info@lss.lt or FB.me/lss.lt 

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