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Commercial Vehicle Transfer

From document pre-check to final issuance — hassle-free, with a clear timeline and proactive updates.

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What we handle

File pre-check, appointment scheduling, completing/signing forms, filing with the competent authority, and tracking until the new registration is issued.

Vehicles we cover

Trucks (private/public use), commercial vans, agricultural commercial vehicles, trailers/semi-trailers, special-purpose vehicles, and more.

Timing & cost

Varies by authority/case. We provide a tailored quote as soon as we receive your details.

Transfer documents (indicative)

From the Seller

  • Vehicle registration card.
  • ID/passport & business details (Tax ID/GEMI where required).
  • Signed transfer forms/statutory declarations.
  • Documents for lien release (if applicable).

From the Buyer

  • ID/passport & business details (Tax ID/GEMI where required).
  • State fees/stamps, certificates where requested.
  • Headquarters/parking site details where required.

Depending on the case

  • Valid MOT (KTEO)/exhaust card, insurance.
  • Certificates/permits for special-purpose use (if any).
  • Documents for changes in activity/registered office/legal form.

Note: The list is indicative. The exact file is set by the competent authority & the vehicle/use type.

Process

1) Pre-check

You send document copies/photos. We verify completeness and any additional requirements (e.g., professional use).

2) Appointment & file

We schedule an appointment/collection, complete the forms, and guide you on state fees.

3) Filing & issuance

We file with the competent authority, keep you updated, and deliver the new registration to the buyer.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the process different from private passenger cars?

Yes. Additional documents are often required (professional use, site, special permits). We’ll send a precise checklist after the pre-check.

There’s a lien — what happens?

Lien release is completed first, and then the transfer is finalized.

How long does it take?

It depends on the authority and file completeness. Proper preparation significantly reduces time.