Guide to Changing Vehicle Registration Certificate in Poland

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Description

What is it?

A change of registration certificate is a process required when one needs to modify the information on their existing vehicle registration documents. This could be due to relocation, a change in ownership, or substantial alterations to the vehicle, among other reasons.

Who needs it?

The process is necessary for anyone living in Poland who has relocated within the country, sold or purchased a car, got married and changed their surname, or made significant changes to their vehicle that must be recorded in their official registration documents.

Procedure

  1. Visit your local municipal (gmina) office.
  2. Complete the necessary paperwork including the change of personal details form.
  3. Submit your existing vehicle registration documents.
  4. Provide proof of your new address, if applicable.
  5. Pay the necessary fees.

Required Documents

  • A valid form of identification (like passport or driving license)
  • Existing vehicle registration certificate
  • Vehicle technical inspection documents (if alterations have been made)
  • Document proving address change, if applicable
  • Completed change of personal details form, available at the gmina office

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Additional details

The process can take a varying amount of time depending on the specifics of your case and the speed of your local gmina office. It’s recommended to ask for an estimated timeline during your visit. Also, fees can vary depending on the nature of your change. For example, a straightforward address change may cost less than a change due to significant vehicle alterations.

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