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NCT Questions

  • 14-07-2011 10:51pm
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    The letter says I have to bring:
    Your Vehicle Registration Book, Registration Certificate or Licensing Certificate is with you when you arrive at the test centre.
    What's the difference between these? I've lost whichever one I had. Will I get turned away without it? The test is booked for July 27. If I apply for a replacement would I get it by then. Which one do I look for, the form asks to state whether it a Registration Book or Vehicle Licencing Certificate.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 84,733 ✭✭✭✭Atlantic Dawn
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    Which one you have depends on the age of the car, pre 90's cars have one type, then theres another up to about 2000 and then another from then, basically it's the form to proove you own the car and it details the spec of the car like size of engine, number of seats, colour etc so they can check if any changes have been made from what was originally declared.

    You may be asked you may not, I've brought 6 cars for the NCT, only been asked on my most recent trip for it but it was always a condition that you should have it with you.


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