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You cannot drive your vehicle on the road. You have three months from the expiry date to renew your vehicle licence without the need to return the plates and have the vehicle inspected. The renewal period will be calculated from the previous expiry date where the fees are paid within this three month period.

provide primary and secondary proof of identification; complete a Driver's Licence Application Form (DLA1); undergo an eyesight test and any medical assessments that may be required; and. pay the appropriate licence fee(s).

You need to get it up to pretty much perfect condition, then take it over the pits and hopefully it will pass, which will allow it to be registered about. I think a pits inspection is around $90. If it passes, you need to complete an application form. All of this can be done at a licencing center.

You will need identification (PDF) if applying in person at a Driver and Vehicle Services Centre or regional agent or you can buy copies of vehicle licence papers online through DoTDirect.

Step 1: Ensure your vehicle registration is valid. ... Step 2: Preparing to apply for a PTV authorisation in the OD-C category. ... Step 3: Undertake a vehicle inspection. ... Step 4: Start an application in DoTDirect. ... Step 5: Review your application. ... Step 6: Pay for your PTV authorisation.

You cannot drive your vehicle on the road. You have three months from the expiry date to renew your vehicle licence without the need to return the plates and have the vehicle inspected. The renewal period will be calculated from the previous expiry date where the fees are paid within this three month period.

It is determined by using a formula based on the vehicle manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), or purchase price for commercial trucks and commercial trailers, and a depreciation schedule set by state law based on the age of the vehicle.

The Application for Duty Exemption - Transfer of a vehicle licence between two spouses or de facto partners (FDA45) form, which is available for download from www.wa.gov.au must be presented to a Driver and Vehicle Services Centre, regional Department of Transport office or participating DVS agent.

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.