Introduction

Once NSW written-off light vehicles have been repaired, certified by a licensed repairer and inspected under the Authorised Unregistered Vehicle Inspection Scheme (AUVIS), they must then undergo a Vehicle Identity & Inspections Unit (VIIU) inspection before they can be re-registered.

Note: Interstate written-off light vehicles must have been re-registered in another state or territory following the write-off event, before they can be registered in NSW.

What you need

  • your proof of identity
  • vehicle registration details
  • an AUVIS report, including identity, design and safety checks (commonly known as a 'blue slip')
  • the PDF form - 'Application for Registration'
  • your fee payment.

In addition, for NSW written-off light vehicles:

  • an Authorisation to Repair from TfNSW
  • a Certificate of Compliance issued by a licensed repairer
  • original detailed receipts for all repairs carried out on the vehicle.

How to book

  1. Select the 'Download PDF form' button.
  2. Visit a Service NSW Centre with your payment and the required documentation.
  3. Arrange a time for the VIIU inspection (metropolitan areas) or the VIIU will contact you to arrange a time (regional areas).

More information

  • The VIIU carries out inspections of vehicles to confirm their identity.
  • If you've been given authorisation by Transport for NSW to repair a written-off vehicle, the VIIU will carry out the final inspection of the vehicle, prior to your applying for registration.

Payment methods

You can review transaction payment options on our payment methods page.

Last updated: 17 October 2024

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