Boosted Falcon

Hey all,

Does anyone know if it's possible for a car to get registered on your behalf by someone else, if you are not a car trader?

I have no time to get to VicRoads but need to register a car in my name.
Transfer form is completed and I have RWC and receipt of purchase.

Cheers

LTDHO wrote:Hey all,

Does anyone know if it's possible for a car to get registered on your behalf by someone else, if you are not a car trader?

I have no time to get to VicRoads but need to register a car in my name.
Transfer form is completed and I have RWC and receipt of purchase.

Cheers

Yep, I've done it before.

From memory, you just need to write a letter of authority.

private9 wrote:

LTDHO wrote:Hey all,

Does anyone know if it's possible for a car to get registered on your behalf by someone else, if you are not a car trader?

I have no time to get to VicRoads but need to register a car in my name.
Transfer form is completed and I have RWC and receipt of purchase.

Cheers

Yep, I've done it before.

From memory, you just need to write a letter of authority.

Yeah ya can Wayne you just need a letter.

SnyperEB wrote:

private9 wrote:

LTDHO wrote:Hey all,

Does anyone know if it's possible for a car to get registered on your behalf by someone else, if you are not a car trader?

I have no time to get to VicRoads but need to register a car in my name.
Transfer form is completed and I have RWC and receipt of purchase.

Cheers

Yep, I've done it before.

From memory, you just need to write a letter of authority.

Yeah ya can Wayne you just need a letter.

Of authority.

So a letter of authority will do?

Sweet.

LTDHO wrote:So a letter of authority will do?

Sweet.

Yep!!

LTDHO wrote:So a letter of authority will do?

Sweet.

Nott 100% sure but I think so.

i did it with my grandma's car for her...
a letter was good enough...

You can, but make sure you provide a letter of authority

What sort of letter was it?

you need to provide a letter of authority with both your details and the person who is registering you your car's details

you also need to provide you drivers licence a photocopy is no longer acceptable

this is all current as i did this last week....thursday to be exact


basic letter

I bill blogs of 22 boosted street, boost city, licence number 92939495 authorise sam smiff of 50 slow street windsor city licence number19951996 to register my 1993 ford fairmont sedan on my behalf

vehicle details
old rego 5SLOW
vin number 6FPAAAJGWANK199350
engine number JGWANK199350



BILL BLOGGS


this will be enough for them to rego the car on your behalf
aslong as you provide them with
your original drivers licence the RWC and the application to rego a motor vehicle...

including filling out the bottom left corner with the agent/authorised person to register on your behalf bit

you will breeze thru it

Kev

I didn't know Bill bloggs had a car ?

bill bloggs has many cars due to the fact that he is bill bloggs man amongst men, a legend in his own lunchbox, he is the man........with many cars

If the car is currently registered and you are doing a transfer, you don't need a letter. You just need a roady and a completed transfer form.

Letter of authority is needed for initial registrations with inspections or interstate changeovers.

Sunny, Car is registered in the previous owners name still.
He has signed the transfer papers.
I'm not taking the doc's in as I will get my dad to do it.
should it need to be inspected?

i THINK IT WILL ONLY BE INSPECTED IF IT HAS A DEFECT OVER IT?

Wayne just hand your old man the Transfer form and the RWC, that's all he needs.

Snyper if you don't know what you are talking about or you "think" something, refrain from posting as it only leads to confusion. Especially when you do it in caps.

Sorry Mr VicRoads......

I was right so there is no confusion!!!

the way I read the original post was that it was unregistered...(im a bit of a tard somedays)....but at least now ppl will know what to do...

I believe you can ( or you could in the past ) post it in with a cheque ? is that right Sunny ?

Mr. CVE wrote:I believe you can ( or you could in the past ) post it in with a cheque ? is that right Sunny ?

Yeah, you can still do that.

Stamp duty is 4% (calculated as $8 in every $200 or part there-of) + $32.10 transfer fee.

Thanks for the info. I'll give dad receipt and transfer paper and send him on his way!
And I get to keep driving my car
Now just to order the plates!