If the customer is not already a client of VicRoads, new customer number is required to complete this process, the following evidence of identity must be provided to VicRoads for the customer:
• Category A document, and
• Category B document, and
• Proof of Victorian address (if not included on Category A or B document), and
• Proof of change of name (if different to Category A or B document).
VicRoads customer numbers (client IDs) are mandatory for transactions to be processed by VicRoads.
A light vehicle can only be registered in the name of an individual or a corporation.
Individuals
To register a light vehicle, a customer must be at least 16 years old. They must be at least 18 years old to register a motorcycle. The vehicle can be registered in someone else’s name until the customer reaches the minimum age.
Corporations
To register a light vehicle, an entity must be incorporated with an Australian Company Number (ACN), Australian Registered Body Number (ARBN) or through other measures such as an Act of Parliament or Royal Charter.
Who can’t register a vehicle
Vehicles can’t be registered in a business name, trading name or the name of an unincorporated group. If the vehicle is owned by an unincorporated body, multiple people or an emergency response organisation, nominate an individual as the registered operator.