The Vehicle Registration Certificate (V5C) records key details about the vehicle and its registered keeper. Match each scenario involving a vehicle on the left with the correct action required regarding the V5C logbook on the right.
- Selling a vehicle to a private buyerNotify the DVLA online or by post, and hand the green new keeper slip to the buyer
- Moving to a new permanent home addressUpdate the registered keeper address details with the DVLA so vehicle records and tax reminders remain accurate
- Repainting the vehicle in a different colourRecord the modification on the V5C and send it to the DVLA so the registration document can be updated
- Selling or transferring a vehicle to a motor traderComplete the motor trade section to notify the DVLA and hand over the remainder of the V5C to the dealer
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Selling a vehicle privately pairs with notifying the DVLA and giving the green slip to the buyer; moving to a new address pairs with updating registered keeper address details with the DVLA; repainting the vehicle pairs with recording the modification on the V5C and sending it to the DVLA; transferring to a motor trader pairs with completing the motor trade section and handing the rest of the V5C to the dealer.
The registered keeper is legally bound to keep the Vehicle Registration Certificate (V5C) up to date. Specific actions apply to each situation: private sales require completing the change of keeper and issuing the green slip; address changes require immediate DVLA notification; vehicle alterations require amending the vehicle specification section; and trade transfers require using the designated motor trade section.
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Legal obligations of the registered keeper for updating the Vehicle Registration Certificate (V5C) upon changes in keeper details, vehicle status, or technical specifications
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