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This is the document from the country where the vehicle is registered and is commonly the legal proof of ownership. <br /> | This is the document from the country where the vehicle is registered and is commonly the legal proof of ownership. <br /> | ||
It will usually contain information like: | It will usually contain information like: | ||
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* Year of manufacture. | * Year of manufacture. | ||
* Color. | * Color. | ||
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+ | The original of this document is almost always required to cross a border. Translations are not required. <br /> | ||
'''NOTE:''' In some countries (most notably the USA) the proof of ownership (title) is a separate document to the Registration. To make sure you don't have any border problems, bring both documents. | '''NOTE:''' In some countries (most notably the USA) the proof of ownership (title) is a separate document to the Registration. To make sure you don't have any border problems, bring both documents. |
Latest revision as of 06:31, 22 December 2011
This is the document from the country where the vehicle is registered and is commonly the legal proof of ownership.
It will usually contain information like:
- Name and address of the owner.
- License (number) plate.
- Vehicle make.
- Vehicle model.
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
- Year of manufacture.
- Color.
The original of this document is almost always required to cross a border. Translations are not required.
NOTE: In some countries (most notably the USA) the proof of ownership (title) is a separate document to the Registration. To make sure you don't have any border problems, bring both documents.