Get Sa Gov Mr 3 Form

Go to your relevant motor vehicle registration authority and submit the following: your identity document (ID) proof of residential address e.g. utility account. ... if you stay at an informal settlement, you must bring a letter with an official date stamp from the ward councillor confirming your address.

Registration of Motor Vehicles All motor vehicles that are driven on South Australian roads must be registered. Driving unregistered, without Compulsory Third Party insurance is a serious offence.

Unregistered vehicles Vehicles which are owned by nearby residents can be parked in the street for any length of time, provided they are parked legally. A vehicle which is on the street and is parked illegally is more likely to be abandoned, rather than unregistered.

Under the Motor Vehicles Act 1959, both the owner and driver of an unregistered vehicle are liable for a maximum fine of $7,500.

Surrender plates Complete the form MR300 Surrender of number plates (190.5 KB PDF). Take the form and the plates to any Service SA customer service centre.

How to notify a written-off vehicle. Complete the notification of a written-off vehicle - (757.6 KB PDF) form and return it to a Service SA customer service centre or, if you are authorised as an agent to issue written-off vehicle notices, phone Service SA on 13 10 84.

Although it is the owner who is responsible for registering the vehicle, someone who knowingly drives an unregistered vehicle is also guilty of an offence. Under the Motor Vehicles Act 1959, both the owner and driver of an unregistered vehicle are liable for a maximum fine of $7,500.

To apply for a client number: complete the application for a client number form(162.4 KB PDF) provide evidence of identity and proof of business address - see What you need. provide written authorisation on company letterhead for the applicant to conduct business on behalf of the company.