MR3
Please check that the information on this certificate is
correct. Keep it in a safe place until you sell/dispose of
G K HILL the vehicle, as you may be asked to present it to confirm
3/1367 AMOHAU STREET
you are the registered person.
ROTORUA 3010
See the back of this certificate for important information
about your responsibilities as the registered person for
this vehicle.
Certificate of registration for ERY16
REGISTERED PERSON DETAILS VEHICLE DETAILS
As at: 24/01/2021 Make: NISSAN
Model: SKYLINE
Current registered person
GYPSIE KATT HILL Vehicle year: 2001
VIN/chassis no: 7A8DH120708104269
Physical address Engine no: COVERED
3/1367 AMOHAU STREET
Vehicle type: Passenger car/van
ROTORUA 3010
Vehicle usage: Private passenger
CC rating: 2497
Gross vehicle mass: 1755kg
Body type: Saloon
Registered in: Auckland on 10/10/2008
Previously registered in: Japan in 2001
Transfer dates Odometer at last inspection
31/08/2020 215139 as at 3/09/2019
25/10/2018 190204 as at 18/09/2018
28/05/2018 172267 as at 16/08/2017
23/05/2018 172267 as at 16/08/2017
10/10/2008 39053 as at 10/10/2008
Total number of previous registered persons: 5
This total may include traders.
The Motor Vehicle Register doesn’t record legal
ownership. Being the registered person means being
the person accountable for the responsibilities listed
over the page. MR3 1018
Certificate of registration MR3
Registered person responsibilities
Being the registered person of a motor vehicle means you have several important
responsibilities, including:
letting the NZ Transport Agency know if you change your address
licensing your vehicle by the due date or applying for an exemption from licensing
if the vehicle is temporarily off the road
letting the Transport Agency know immediately if you sell or dispose of the
vehicle (see below for more information)
keeping the vehicle up to warrant of fitness (WoF) or certificate of fitness (CoF)
standard at all times
keeping the road user charges (RUC) up-to-date if your vehicle is over 3500kg or
is powered by diesel, or any other fuel not taxed at the pump
cancelling the registration and returning the registration plates to an agent of the
Transport Agency if the vehicle is going to be off the road permanently
taking responsibility for speed camera fines, parking tickets and tolls incurred in
this vehicle.
You can take care of some of these responsibilities online. Go to
www.nzta.govt.nz/online.
Selling the vehicle
When a vehicle is sold, both the seller and the buyer must independently let the
Transport Agency know.
If you sell the vehicle privately, we recommend you ask the person buying the vehicle
to let the Transport Agency know before you hand it over. If you hand the vehicle over
and the buyer hasn’t completed their paperwork, you could be held liable for their
fines and fees. They can confirm they’ve completed the paperwork by showing you a
receipt of the notification, or if they completed the notification online, they could show
you an email confirmation.
As the seller, you can complete the ‘I’ve sold a vehicle’ transaction online at
www.nzta.govt.nz/online. You will need your New Zealand photo driver licence as
identification. Or, you can call us on 0800 108 809 to let us know who bought the
vehicle, or pick up the Selling or disposing of a vehicle? (MR13A) form available at an
agent.
Factsheet 41: Buying and selling a vehicle contains further information about the buying
and selling processes. You can view it online at www.nzta.govt.nz, or pick up a copy
from an agent.
Personalised plates
If the vehicle has personalised plates attached to it and you’re selling them with the
vehicle, you must transfer the entitlement to the personalised plates independently of
the vehicle.
Go to www.licensys.com for further information or contact LicenSys on
0800 REMAKE (0800 736253).
Your information
The details specified on this certificate will be stored and/or form part of the Motor
Vehicle Register (MVR). Corresponding information held on other parts of the Land
Transport Register may also be amended. The Privacy Act 1993 provides rights of
access to, and correction of, any readily retrievable personal information held about
you by the Transport Agency.
Personal information may be released from the MVR where the information is
required for one of the purposes of the MVR. This includes law enforcement purposes.
The Transport Agency may also authorise third parties to access your name and
address. If you do not wish authorised persons to access your name and address, you
can opt out online at www.nzta.govt.nz/online.
Details of previous registered persons who are individuals are not automatically
available for privacy reasons. However, you are entitled to request these details from
the Transport Agency by making an application and paying a fee. For more
information go to www.nzta.govt.nz/vehicle/registration-licensing/
information.html.
For more information visit www.nzta.govt.nz.
If any of your information on this certificate is incorrect, please call us on
0800 108 809 Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm.
