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If you sell or dispose of a vehicle, you must notify Service SA. If you don't, you could be held responsible for parking and other driving offences until the new owner transfers the registration into their name.

To get a Non-Repairable Vehicle Certificate, you will need: A completed Application for Salvage Certificate or Non-repairable Vehicle Certificate (REG 488C) form. Proof of ownership, such as the Certificate of Title from California or another state.

What you should do Go to your nearest registering authority and submit the following: a certified copy of your identity document. a certified copy of proof of ownership of the motor vehicle (title holder) supporting documentation if required.Complete the Application for deregistration of vehicle (ADV) form.

When you sell your vehicle, you must notify your registering authority on the Notification of change of ownership/Sale of motor vehicle (NCO) form. The new owner must register the car in their name.

Introduction. When you sell a vessel, you need to notify Transport for NSW (TfNSW) within 14 days of the date of sale. You can do this online, or complete the notice of disposal on the back of the vessel's registration certificate and lodge it at a service centre or via the post.

Sellers are required to do two things when selling a car in NSW. They must provide the buyer with proof of their entitlement to register the vehicle. Acceptable documents are: An original copy of a registration certificate, renewal notice, or other registration document signed by the previous owner.

Guides. In New South Wales car disposal refers to selling, otherwise known as disposing of your vehicle. After you have made the sale or disposal, you are required by law to submit a Notice of Disposal either online at service.nsw.gov.au/nod or at an NSW Service Centre.