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When should I have my NCT by?

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  • 20-11-2005 2:26pm
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    eth0_
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    I got my vehicle reg cert this week, and there's nothing in the space for 'date of first registration'. Date of first licencing in Ireland is Feb 2002.

    My plates say 2001.

    Is my NCT not up til Feb 2006?

    I'm confused!


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    mike65
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    Looking at my NCT cert, the test date relates to the first registration date (in the UK). Not the road tax. My car was first registered here at a different time of year. I'd phone the tax office in Clare.


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    Seth Brundle
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    from http://oasis.gov.ie/transport/motoring/national_car_test.html
    The NCT on these imported vehicles is due on the anniversary date of first registration in the country of origin. (Again, the NCT will only be due once the vehicle is at 4 years old or more). Read more about importing a vehicle into Ireland here. After you have imported your vehicle and paid Vehicle Registration Tax you receive a Vehicle Registration Certificate. Bring this to your nearest NCT centre and have the vehicle input on the NCT database so that a record of your vehicle is kept. The next day, a test can be booked for your vehicle by contacting NCT (see 'Where to apply').


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