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Alpine
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Post #1 post 20th May 2004 - 04:11 PM
Does anyone know what requirements are there, if any, to transfer registered ownership from one family member to another? Is the usual roadworthy certificate and all that crap still necessary (as when you legally sell a car) or can it be done with just a completion of a form at QLD Transport and possibly pay a small fee? The transfer does not involve any third party - it is simply a change of ownership from one family member to another. The car is still to be kept within the family. Hope someone who might have done this before or knows some info about how QLD Transport handles this can help.
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Post #2

give QLD tpt a ring

chirmside 38342011

MIS54
Post #3

Um...if its from a spuse to another spose or a parent to a child u dont have to pay a fee but u still need a road worthy....i dont think it counts the same if its a brother sister swap....if u get the rego change papers its all there on the back or u can just call qld transport thumbsup.gif

Moi
Post #4

It will be exactly like transferring the vehicle to another owner, rwc/safety certificate and all the valid forms are needed to be filled in with qld transport. Do not know what they would do with stamp duty if the car is a "gift" since its staying in the family.

NISVL
Post #5

they use "market value"... There's no savings when it comes to Qld Transport!!

boozt
Post #6

get a change of registration form it outlines the whole thing. if its from family member to family member/deceased estate etc you dont have to pay stamp duty, you do though need a safety cert etc. but yeah the whole thing explaining it is on the papers, which you can download from transport.qld.gov.au as well

easty1
Post #7

mate when u find out can u post the details up, cos im giving my car to my sis and i was thinking about this with the old man last night...

thanks bud

JIPA
Post #8

QUOTE (easty1 @ May 21 2004, 12:21 PM)
mate when u find out can u post the details up, cos im giving my car to my sis and i was thinking about this with the old man last night...

thanks bud

dido fellas....... i need to do the same aye..... cause i dont want any infringements from my sis comming to me. hahhaahhhaha

let us all know.......

thanx champ facesjump.gif

Alpine
Post #9

This could be the answer.

http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/qt/faqs.ns...85?OpenDocument

Post #10

Good question that thanks dude I would be asking that in a couple of months time when I get mum's car

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