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blissfulhedgehog

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#275772 8-Sep-2020 20:25
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I recently purchased a trailer, which had a cancelled registration (last registered 10 years ago). The purchase was all above board. I purchased it from a guy that refurbs trailers as a side business. He showed me some of the frames of other trailers he was refurbing.

 

The trailer has a WOF that is valid until the end of the year, but no rego. What I didn't understand at the time of purchase was that the transfer of ownership works differently if the vehicle is not currently registered. I said to him at the time that I would sort out the change of ownership later that night. If it were a car, I would have done it on the spot.

 

My understanding is that it's now on me to re-register the trailer, but I'm having difficulty understanding what the process is. The NZTA website says I need sufficient proof that I should own the vehicle. The only real proof I have is the Trademe auction that I won. The seller isn't very responsive to my emails, but that isn't unusual for him.

 

What would be my best next step?


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  #2560582 9-Sep-2020 06:29
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I thought I'd corrected myself. Registered trailers can be relicensed without current wof.

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