Changing a vehicle's owner without later surprises

Ownership changes, registration, duplicates and deregistration before the traffic authority, with a prior check of charges, fines and roadworthiness.

Vehicle transfers and registration

What is included

  • Prior check of charges, seizures, fines and roadworthiness
  • Electronic filing with the traffic authority and payment of fees
  • Delivery of the registration document in the new owner's name

What is included and what is not promised

A badly handled transfer leaves the seller answering for fines they never incurred and the buyer with a car that cannot be driven. Checking charges, taxes and the roadworthiness test before signing takes an afternoon and saves years.

What it includes: prior check of charges, seizures, fines and roadworthiness; electronic filing with the traffic authority and payment of fees; delivery of the registration document in the new owner's name. What it does not include: it does not include transfer tax or road tax, which are taxes the party pays and are settled separately.

Documents you will need

  • Vehicle registration document and technical sheet.
  • ID documents of buyer and seller.
  • Signed sale contract.

Indicative timing

We answer your enquiry within 1 working day and send the written quote within 2 working days.

Once your documents are complete, we prepare the file between 1 and 3 working days.

The traffic authority usually resolves the same or the next day where the file arrives complete.

See the pricing page for how we charge this kind of matter.

How it works

Estimated duration: 3 days.

  1. We identify the exact procedure

    Before anything moves we check that the vehicle has no charges, seizures, outstanding fines or an expired inspection.

  2. Document list and quote

    We ask for the sale contract, the registration document, the technical sheet and both parties' IDs. Price agreed, fees apart.

  3. Filing and receipt

    We file the transfer through the traffic authority portal, pay the fee on your behalf and settle the transfer tax where it applies.

  4. Tracking and corrections

    We hand you the provisional registration document and, when it arrives, the definitive one in the new owner's name.

What to have at hand

  • Vehicle registration document and technical sheet
  • ID documents of buyer and seller
  • Signed sale contract

Frequently asked questions

Can I transfer a car with unpaid fines?

It depends whether they are in enforcement. We check before filing so it is not rejected.

The seller has disappeared.

There is a unilateral notice of sale. It is a different route and we tell you whether it fits.

Does the roadworthiness test have to be current?

To drive, yes, and for some procedures too. We check it in the prior review.

Related services

People who come for “Vehicle transfers and registration” often need one of these Public administration procedures too. If your case mixes several, it goes in a single file with a single quote.

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