What is a MR1B form?
MR1B. Application to license motor vehicle. To obtain a new licence for a vehicle, the applicant needs to lodge this form requesting a licence (which can be valid for 3–12 months). A new label will be issued with this licence.
What is a MR13B form?
Vehicles that are part of the trader network are not subject to continuous vehicle licensing (CVL). As soon as the Notice by person acquiring motor vehicle form (MR13B) is processed, the vehicle becomes subject to CVL again.
How do I register my car in New Zealand?
Reregistering your vehicle
- Step 1: Go to an entry certifier. Take the vehicle to an entry certifier.
- Step 2: Inspect and certify. The entry certifier will:
- Step 3: Register and license. Register and license the vehicle, so you can legally drive it on the road.
- Step 4: Get back on the road.
Where do I get NCO form?
To transfer ownership of a vehicle, you must fill out a yellow Notification of Change of Ownership (NCO) form. This can be downloaded from the internet here, or you can acquire one of these forms from your local Traffic Department.
How do I change ownership of a car online NZ?
You’ll need:
- your New Zealand driver licence (if you don’t have a NZ driver licence you’ll need to go to one of our agents to do this transaction)
- the vehicle’s plate number.
- a Visa/Mastercard credit or debit card or your internet banking details (POLi). The fee is $9.00 incl GST.
How much does it cost to register a de registered car in NZ?
Cost for a compliance inspection will set you back between $400 and $500, and the registration and plates can cost anything up to $400 extra, depending on the car’s ACC levy band.
How long can a car be unregistered NZ?
12 months
The vehicle’s registration has been cancelled by the NZTA – not by the vehicle owner. Passenger vehicles can only remain unlicensed for 12 months, or 24 months if currently owned by a vehicle trader. Non-passenger vehicles (trailers, ATVs, etc) can remain unlicensed for 24 months.
How do I get MVL2 form?
Vehicle owners can download the Motor Vehicle notices from the RTMC website. Once on the website click on “My Profile” and register your profile by: Clicking on ‘individual’ if you a natural person. Then enter your ID number.
How can I get my car registration papers?
Go to your nearest registering authority and bring along your identity document and complete form DRC (Application for Duplicate Registration/Deregistration Certificate in respect of Motor Vehicle) and form DCT (Declaration in respect of Lost Documents). Bear in mind that only a title holder can request a duplicate.