Kraftfahrzeug: Wiederzulassung ohne Halterwechsel (Ummeldung) beantragen
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Begriffe im Kontext
- Erlangung von Lizenzen, Genehmigungen oder Zulassungen im Hinblick auf die Gründung und Führung eines Unternehmens
Fachlich freigegeben am
Fachlich freigegeben durch
- § Section 16 (2) sentence 1 variant 1 of the Vehicle Registration Ordinance (FZV)
- § Section 29 (1) of the Vehicle Registration Ordinance (FZV)
- § Section 33 (1) of the Vehicle Registration Ordinance (FZV)
- Fee number 221 Annex to the German Road Traffic Fee Regulations (GebOSt)
- § Section 3 Act on the Simplification of the Registration of Motor Vehicles
Would you like to use your deregistered vehicle on the road again? Then you can re-register it with the registration authority.
If you want to use your deregistered vehicle on public roads again, you must first re-register it.
This is a re-registration to the same owner if you are the person for whom the vehicle was previously registered as the owner. If there has been a change of keeper, this is referred to as a re-registration to a different keeper.
You can submit the application in person to the registration authority responsible for you, instruct a representative to do so or submit it online.
Internet-based re-registration can only be carried out for vehicles that have not been out of service for more than seven years at the time of your re-registration application.
If you apply for a different license plate, the registration authority will assign your vehicle a different combination of an identification number. In the internet-based registration procedure, the change of license plate number can be applied for electronically if, among other things, no changes have been made to the vehicle data compared to the data previously recorded or, in the case of initial registration, compared to the data on the certificate of conformity and no keeper-related exemption has been granted in relation to the vehicle.
The registration authority may inform the person registering the vehicle of the result of the vehicle tax arrears check. If you instruct a third party to register your vehicle, you must give your consent in writing for the registration authority to disclose your vehicle tax situation to the third party. In these cases, the registration of the vehicle is dependent on the submission of the declaration of consent.
If the vehicle data and the owner data have already been deleted from the Central Vehicle Register (this usually takes place after approx. seven years) and the certificate of conformity, the data confirmation or the certificate of individual vehicle approval for the unmodified vehicle cannot be provided in any other way, the registration authority may request the submission of an expert opinion from an officially recognized expert for motor vehicle traffic or a technical service designated in accordance with § 30 of the EC Vehicle Approval Regulation for the inspection of complete vehicles of the respective vehicle class. The expert opinion must contain the technical description of the vehicle to the extent required for issuing the registration certificate Part I and Part II. The expert opinion must be accompanied by an annex specifying the technical regulations on the basis of which the vehicle can be issued with a type approval.
There is no certificate of destruction for the vehicle in accordance with § 17 FZV.
- Registration certificate part I (vehicle registration document)
- Valid electronic insurance confirmation (eVB)
- Valid general inspection and, if applicable, safety inspection
- Valid identification document, e.g. identity card or passport of the vehicle owner
- If the passport is presented, a current registration certificate (not older than three months)
- Account details or SEPA mandate for collecting the vehicle tax of the owner
- If available: completed application forms
If applicable, the following must also be submitted
- Proof of changes to the vehicle data compared to the data previously recorded or, in the case of initial registration, compared to the data on the certificate of conformity
If you wish to use a new license plate:
- Registration certificate part II (vehicle registration document)
- If already available: new, pre-reserved (desired) license plate number including PIN
If you are represented by a third party:
- Written power of attorney and original identification document of the holder; the authorized person himself must be able to identify himself with his valid identity card or passport.
In the case of re-registration for minors:
- the written declaration of consent of the legal guardians and their original identity cards; if applicable, a certificate of sole custody ("negative certificate") for single parents
For companies additionally:
- Extract from the trade register or commercial register
- the identification documents of the person responsible and authorized to sign (managing director, authorized signatory) and their power of attorney
Depending on the individual case, the licensing authority may request further or other evidence from you.
- The vehicle is currently not in use.
- There has been no change of owner.
- You must not have any outstanding fees and expenses from previous registration processes of more than EUR 10.00.
- You must not have any vehicle tax debts of EUR 5.00 or more. This also includes late payment penalties, interest and late payment surcharges.
Fees for re-registration are charged by the licensing authorities on the basis of the scale of fees for road traffic measures.
- Re-registration of a vehicle to the same owner Issue
- The re-registration of the vehicle must be applied for.
- The deregistered vehicle is re-registered by the same owner or by a representative.
- Application to the competent registration authority
- Required documents:
- Registration certificate part I
- Registration certificate Part II (In the case of re-registration to the same owner, the ZB II is not required if the vehicle is registered under the same license plate number)
- Number of the valid electronic insurance confirmation (eVB)
- Valid main inspection and, if applicable, safety inspection
- valid identification document, e.g. identity card or passport of the vehicle owner
- If represented by a third party: power of attorney, valid identification document of the representative and original identification document of the owner of the vehicle
- Requirements:
- Vehicle is not currently in use
- The registration authority can change an assigned license plate ex officio or upon application
- If the owner applies for a different license plate, the vehicle may be assigned a different combination of identification numbers.
- If applicable, proof of changes to the vehicle data compared to the data previously recorded or, in the case of initial registration, compared to the data on the certificate of conformity
- When submitting an application as part of the internet-based registration procedure, the vehicle data must not have changed compared to the data previously recorded or, in the case of initial registration, compared to the data on the certificate of conformity, and no keeper-related exemption permit must have been issued for the vehicle.
- There must be no outstanding fees and expenses from previous registration processes of more than EUR 10.00.
- There must be no vehicle tax debts of EUR 5.00 or more; late payment penalties, interest and late payment surcharges are also taken into account when calculating the amount
- The local vehicle registration authority is responsible
- Responsible: locally competent vehicle registration authority
Motor vehicle registration authorities in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern are the district councils, mayors and mayors of the independent towns and the large towns belonging to the district.
The authority with local jurisdiction is the authority of the place of residence, in the case of several residences the place of the main residence or, in the absence of such, the place of residence of the applicant or person concerned. Jurisdiction is based on the place of residence of the vehicle owner (main residence according to the identity card).
In the case of legal entities, tradespeople and self-employed persons with a fixed place of business or public authorities, the registration authority of the registered office or the location of the branch or office involved is responsible.