If there is a change in the vehicle owner, the previous owner must immediately notify the competent registration authority of this change so that the vehicle registration records can be updated.

Depending on the registration authority’s procedures, a form for this purpose is available for download.

Notification is not required if the purchaser has already reported the changes to the registration authority. Immediately after the change of owner, the purchaser must provide the registration authority responsible for his or her place of residence or registered office with the new owner’s information and the vehicle’s details and, upon request, provide proof apply for a new Certificate of Registration Part I by presenting proof of insurance, and submit Certificate of Registration Part II for amendment (transfer of ownership).

Perhaps the owner of the car will change.

In that case, the owner must notify the registration office.

The buyer can report the change in information.

The buyer can do this at the registration authority.

Has the buyer reported the change?

If so, you don’t need to do that.

The buyer must then report the new owner’s information.

The buyer must report this to the appropriate office.

The buyer must provide the following new information:

- place of residence

- place of work.

You must report the new information promptly.

You must also provide the following information:

- What kind of car it is.

- What kind of insurance the car has.

The office may request two documents.

These documents serve as proof.

- Registration Certificate, Part 1

- Registration Certificate, Part 2

Do you need a new Certificate of Registration, Part 1?

Then you must apply for a new Certificate of Registration, Part 1.

Do you need a new Certificate of Registration, Part 2?

Then you must apply for a new Certificate of Registration, Part 2.