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Quick Logbook Question

Dades · 2007-04-04 08:42:52

Sold a car yesterday, and had the form on the logbook filled in by the purchaser. Do I send in the whole logbook, or just tear off the form and send that part? CHEERS. :)

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04-04-2007 9:42am

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Dades

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Sold a car yesterday, and had the form on the logbook filled in by the purchaser.
Do I send in the whole logbook, or just tear off the form and send that part?

CHEERS.

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#2 04-04-2007 9:48am
patrickc

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the whole logbook.. AFAIK

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#3 04-04-2007 12:18pm
Dades

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patrickc2006 wrote:

the whole logbook.. AFAIK

Thanks Patrick - in the absence of any other advice - the whole thing is going.

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#4 04-04-2007 7:25pm
colm_mcm

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ensure that you're sending the actual VLC and not the old type blue and white registration certificate. this has a tear-off section for changes of ownership before first taxing. this document isn't used for changes of ownership and has no real value.

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