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Catalogue No. 45070093 Form No. 1009 (09/2021)
ABN 18 804 239 602
Applying to register an unregistered vehicle
If the vehicle comes from a licensed motor dealer:
The dealer will tell you what you need to do. Most dealers are
authorised to check your identification on behalf of Transport for
NSW. Show proof of your identity to the dealer.
To register the vehicle:
If the vehicle does not come from a licensed motor dealer:
You need to have the vehicle inspected and identified. Most
vehicles can be taken to an appropriate Authorised Unregistered
Vehicle Inspection Station (AUVIS). To find an inspection station
near you visit roads-waterways.transport.nsw.gov.au or contact
Service NSW on 13 22 13. If your vehicle is inspected and identified
at an AUVIS, the examiner should complete the vehicle details on
this form and give you an inspection report.
Proof of your identity;
Transport for NSW copy of your compulsory third party insurance
certificate;
The inspection report;
Proof of entitlement to register the vehicle, for example, an
original receipt for the vehicle which clearly shows your name,
the seller’s name, address and signature, the date you purchased
the vehicle, how much you paid for it, the registration number and
the VIN or chassis number. For more information visit roads-
waterways.transport.nsw.gov.au
The old number plates if still in your possession.
You will need to go to a service centre or send an authorised
representative. If you send a representative you must fill in the
Representative's Authority on this page. If the vehicle is being
registered in the name of a corporation, the Representative's
Authority must be filled in. For a company, the Director or an
authorised delegate must complete and sign the Representative's
section. In the cases of an incorporation association, it is the public
officer who must sign. In all cases, the authorised representative
must provide proof of their identity.
You must present:
For home-made new trailers being registered for the first time, a
Proof of Registration Entitlement form will be provided by staff, to
be completed at the service centre, when you attend.
Stamp duty charges:
Stamp duty is collected by Transport for NSW on behalf of Revenue
NSW when registration is issued to a different person or
corporation. Stamp duty is based on the market value of the vehicle
or the price you paid, whichever is greater. Stamp duty is calculated
at $3 per $100, or part of the vehicle's value.
For passenger vehicles valued over $45,000 with seating for up to 9
occupants, including: a sedan, station wagon, coupe, convertible,
four wheel drive vehicle with seats and windows, two wheel drive
panel van with seats and windows, three wheel car, forward control
passenger vehicle, small bus, motor home, or snow vehicle the rate
of stamp duty is $1,350 plus $5 per $100, or part, of the vehicle's
value over $45,000.
You can use this method to calculate the amount of stamp duty
payable for your vehicle, or you can use the motor vehicle
registration duty calculator at revenue.nsw.gov.au
Note:
Except for heavy trailers over 4.5 tonnes GVM, if the vehicle you
have is currently registered interstate, or has expired interstate
registration, you must provide evidence that you have paid stamp
duty in the State in which the vehicle was previously registered.
You must provide a current certificate of registration. If the
certificate of registration has been lost, a service centre can
organise verification (minimum 48 hours required for verification).
Proof of Identity (POI):
Terms and Conditions for the issue of Special Plates
The Terms and Conditions for the issue of Special Number Plates
are available from myPlates by phoning 02 9433 1600 or can be
found by visiting myplates.com.au
This field may be used to record an organisation name. This name
will be recorded on the Certificate of Registration. The name
recorded in this field is not the registered operator of the vehicle.
Courtesy name:
When you attend a service centre, you need to show proof of
identity (POI). You can use your current Transport for NSW issued
NSW driver photo licence or one which expired within the last two
years. For a list of acceptable POI documents visit roads-
waterways.transport.nsw.gov.au or call Service NSW on 13 22 13.
Corporations are required to provide one of the following when
being established as a Transport for NSW customer for the first
time, or to change its name:
Certificate of Registration of a Foreign Company, with
Australian Registered Body Number (ARBN) for companies
incorporated overseas.
Government authorities or organisations incorporated under
legislation must provide on letterhead the name of the Act under
which they are incorporated when being established as a Transport
for NSW customer for the first time, or to change its name.
Certificate of Incorporation issued by the NSW Fair Trading
Your POI documents must be originals and must include
your signature and your residential address.
Hearing or speech impaired?
Call on the National Relay Service.
TTY users phone 133 677 then ask for 13 22 13.
Speak and Listen users phone 1300 555 727 then ask for 13 22 13.
Representative Authority
Complete this to authorise another person to register a
vehicle in your name.
I declare that the person named below is my authorised
representative.
Signature
Date
year
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month
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Representative's details
NSW Driver licence/Customer number
Surname
Given names
Address
male femaleGender
Representative's signature
Date
year
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month
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day
PostcodeState
Date of birth
A printed extract from the Australian Securities Investment
Commission (ASIC) website with ACN
Certificate of Registration, with Australian Company Number (ACN)
A current Extract of the Company, with ACN
Certificate of Registration on Change of Name with ACN
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Information shown is correct at time of printing but may
change without notice.
Print name and capacity ( if representing an organisation)
