Key info
- You can replace your certificate if it has been damaged, lost or stolen.
- You can get a digital copy of your certificate online at myServiceTas. There is no cost for this digital copy.
- You can also get a copy of your certificate at a service centre however the vehicle must be registered. Charges will apply.
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About replacing your registration certificate
You can apply for a replacement of your vehicle registration certificate or your certificate of approved operations if it is damaged, lost or stolen.
Certificates of approved operations are used for vehicles that:
- do not meet the standards for unconditional registration, or
- are used on limited occasions or distances including:
- special interest
- vintage, and
- restricted vehicles.
How to apply
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What you need to apply
At myServiceTas
Once you have created a myServiceTas account, you can login and:
- link the Driver Licence and Vehicle Registrations service (if not already linked)
- select the vehicle
- select 'get a registration certificate'
A digital copy will then be delivered to your myServiceTas inbox.
At a service centre
If the vehicle is registered in your name, you need:
- a completed application form (PDF, 189KB)
- your current Tasmanian licence or proof of identity documents
- payment.
If the vehicle is registered in someone else's name you need:
- a completed application form (PDF, 189KB)
- proof of identity documents
- payment
- a letter of authority from the registered owner clearly stating that you have permission act on their behalf
- a copy of the registered owner's current Tasmanian licence or proof of identity documents.
If the vehicle is registered in a company name you need:
- a completed application form (PDF, 189KB)
- proof of identity documents
- payment
- evidence that you are from the company with either:
- a letter of authority from the registered company on company letterhead clearly stating that you have permission act on the company's behalf
- being in company uniform when you attend a service centre
- a business card with the company logo and your name.
Can I apply?
myServiceTas
You can apply if the vehicle is registered in your name.
You cannot apply to replace a certificate if the vehicle is stolen, or the registration has been cancelled or suspended.
Service Centre
You can apply if the vehicle is registered in:
- your name
- someone else's name and they have given you written authority
- a company name and the company has given you written authority on company letterhead.
You cannot apply to replace a certificate for a vehicle that is not currently registered.
Proving your identity
There are 2 ways to prove your identity:
1. Your Tasmanian driver licence
You can show your driver licence, even if it expired up to 2 years ago.
2. Provide identity documents
If you don't have a Tasmanian driver licence you must show at least:
- one category A document and 2 category B documents, or
- two category A documents and one category B document.
These documents must:
- show your current Tasmanian address
- be the originals (not photocopies, certified copies or laminated)
- be in English or provided with an English translation from an accredited translator.
- Australian birth certificate (not an extract or commemorative certificate)
- Australian citizenship papers
- Australian passport (can be expired up to 2 years)
- Overseas passport or visa (can be expired up to 2 years if accompanied by a current Australian visa)
- Australian photo driver licence (can be expired up to 2 years)
- Australian firearms licence
- Tasmanian Government personal information card (showing your full name)
- Department of Immigration and Border Protection issued travel documents or Australian Government issued ImmiCard
- Department of Immigration and Border Protection certificate of evidence of resident status.
- Medicare card
- Bank or credit card, with signature
- Student identity card with photo, issued by an Australian educational institution
- Department of Veterans' Affairs or Centrelink - pensioner concession or other current entitlement card issued by the Australian Government
- Births, Deaths and Marriages change of name/marriage certificate (not a church or celebrant document) or deed poll
- High risk work licence issued by WorkSafe Tasmania
- Government issued working with vulnerable people or children card.
If you have changed your address or name
If your name or address is incorrect on your licence or any documents you use to prove your identity, you must show evidence of:
- your address, and/or
- change of name documents.
To show evidence of change of address you must provide one of the following documents:
- Financial institution statement
- Lease or rent agreement
- Council rate notice
- Utility account (electricity, water, sewerage, telephone, gas)
- Aurora+ phone application (name and address details must match the applicant's and be visible when sighted at a service centre. Must not be a screenshot)
- Land tax valuation notice
- Australian Taxation Office assessment (current or last financial year)
- Certificate of title.
To show evidence of change of name you must provide one of the following documents:
- Adoption paper issued by court
- Divorce paper issued by court, showing your original name
- Change of name registration issued by Births, Deaths and Marriages or deed poll
- Guardianship order
- Marriage certificate issued by Births, Deaths and Marriages (not a church or celebrant issued document).
If you cannot show these identity documents, please contact Service Tasmania on 1300 135 513.
How much it costs
| Type of certificate | Service Centre | myServiceTas |
|---|---|---|
Certificate of registration | $17.80 | No charge |
Certificate of approved operations | No charge | No charge |
Fees and charges last updated 18 April, 2024.
Payment options
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More Information
- Ordering replacement registration certificates does not renew or extend your registration expiry date.
- Vehicles in Tasmania don't need to display a registration label.
Please visit Transport Services for more information on replacing a registration certificate.