reecesonia

After contacting DVLA they have told me that they do not issue any cancellation paperwork (certificate) after I have notified them of "Permanent Export" ( section 11 of the log book).

The ACI have told me I need to get a "CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMITY" and a "REVISIONE" and a "TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FORM" before they can commence the Italian Registration process.

Where should be my first port of call now??

Thanking you in advance for your help.

Listen Very Carefully

A certificate of conformity can usually be obtained via the dealer where you purchased the car or from the "homologation " office of the vehicle manufacturers It should be in the language of the registration of the vehicle ie UK reg in English It is a standard EU form and basically says that it complies with EU normes Be VERY CAREFUL not to get sucked into third party websites many of which have "official" sounding names but are run by con artists who take your money and do not supply a proper COC
A Revisione is basically the equivalent of an MOT
I am not sure what the third document is perhaps a form from the Italian equivalent of VOSA?

reecesonia

Excellent. Many thanks

dreamo

That’s rather confusing - my understanding is that the Certificate of Conformity ‘CoC’ is the technical specifications form - it certainly contains all the technical specifications. We’ve never been asked for a “revisione” perhaps someone else can help with that one. Sorry I can’t be more helpful.

Listen Very Carefully

If your UK car is more than 4 years old you need proof of a revisione/MOT Prior to Brexit you could use a UK MOT provided it was less than 6 months old but whether that it still allowed I do not know I would think that if the OP cannot get a COC then it will have to go for an inspection

dreamo

That's interesting, thanks listen very carefully

Walton

I hope this helps

https://www.aci.it/i-servizi/guide-u...n-veicolo.html

Lugsbug

When we reregistered we also had to provide the vehicle log book - V5C. We got the CoC from the vehicle manufacturer - sent both English and Italian versions. The vehicle will still have to be inspected and the results sent back to the ACI office. We had a garage go over the car pre-inspection and had the headlights changed over to RHD. Good luck with all the paperwork - seems endless but you'll get there!

reecesonia

Thank you, that is very helpful, knowing the COC is the same as the Technical specifications form.

I have found out the REVISIONE is the equivalent to an MOT, which my local garage can perform.

kind regards