Check ownership
The registration book shows whether the deceased owned the vehicle or held it under hire purchase; if still financed, the lender owns it and contract transfer comes first.
Inherited vehicles are transferred at the land transport office where registered, using the registration book, the administrator order or proof of heirship and the recipient's ID. Financed vehicles must first be checked with the hire-purchase company.

Inherited vehicles are transferred at the land transport office where registered, using the registration book, the administrator order or proof of heirship and the recipient's ID. Financed vehicles must first be checked with the hire-purchase company.
This page explains transferring inherited cars and motorcycles. General information, not legal or tax advice on your situation; check current rates and conditions with the agency first.
The registration book shows whether the deceased owned the vehicle or held it under hire purchase; if still financed, the lender owns it and contract transfer comes first.
Registration book, death certificate, administrator order or required proof, recipient ID and annual tax evidence.
The office may require inspection or chassis/engine number checks depending on the transfer type.
Keep annual tax and compulsory insurance current before transfer or further use.
Transfer fees follow Department of Land Transport rates; check current rates.
The administrator may sell and distribute proceeds, transferring directly from the estate to the buyer.




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