Who does it, buyer or seller, is there a form that you need to fill out, am the buyer.thanks
jmma,
Sep 16, 2:18pm
Yes you do it, can do it online, cost $9
kazbanz,
Sep 16, 2:34pm
buyer goes to post office or on line and does c of O
lookoutas,
Sep 16, 3:27pm
Whoever wants to eliminate the chance of getting the others blu'ez.
Which means - In my case, I friggin do it no matter what!
hamhonda,
Sep 16, 3:35pm
THIS! It is the buyer that is meant to do it but now when I sell a vehicle before I hand the keys over I go online and change it over to the buyers details, depending on the price I sell it for I usually just wear the $9 charge myself. Just better for my own peace of mind. We recently sold a Civic to sons work mate (my wife did the deal at home) and she didn't change it over, she did the sellers form though. He never changed it into his name, now he hasn't done the rego on it since he bought it and can't get rego because it isn't in his name? (I'm only getting the story 4th hand, not sure exactly if the rego has been cancelled or what exactly is going on)
2sheddies,
Sep 16, 3:35pm
You can do it here. takes a few minutes. You need your licence handy, and a credit or debit card to pay the $9 fee.
BTW, this has nothing to do with ownership and does not indicate title. This is about identifying the registered person for the vehicle - the person that cops licensing fees and fines etc.
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