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Car registered in Poland. Ownership transfer from England?


roadrunner  1 | 3  
26 Sep 2010 /  #1
I`ve got a Polish reg. car on Polish plates that I drove to England for various reasons. It`s registered on friends name but I need to transfer it on another`s friends name (both Polish).

So my question is, do I have to take the car to Poland to transfer from one owner to another, for, I don`t know, police check, VIN number check, etc. or I can do it from abroad by sending copy of documents?
delphiandomine  86 | 17823  
26 Sep 2010 /  #3
Not possible unless he has a registered residence here.

I suspect that he wants to avoid speed cameras and also wants to avoid paying UK taxation, as well as cheaper insurance.
OP roadrunner  1 | 3  
26 Sep 2010 /  #4
Why not YOUR name ?

B`cause I`m not Polish residence, therefore not possible to reg. it on my name.

I suspect that he wants to avoid speed cameras and also wants to avoid paying UK taxation, as well as cheaper insurance.

Yes, something like that. But it`s a company`s car ant it`ll be driven all over the Europe/UK so the tax or insurance don`t matter.
peter_olsztyn  6 | 1082  
26 Sep 2010 /  #5
It`s registered on friends name but I need to transfer it on another`s friends name (both Polish).

Transfer like what? as sale? Buyer should pay Polish tax.

or I can do it from abroad by sending copy of documents?

I don't think so. They may want to change car's plates and see the tax payment and insurance receipt. Obtain new papers take one month. If you have bad luck they may refer the car to pass MOT.
OP roadrunner  1 | 3  
26 Sep 2010 /  #6
Yes, like a sale. Pay the tax, OK that`s not a problem.

They may want to change car's plates and see the tax payment and insurance receipt.

So the car has to be taken to Poland and do it from there?
peter_olsztyn  6 | 1082  
26 Sep 2010 /  #7
You can send buyer with plates and papers to Poland for one month. If seller address and buyer address belong to the same district and car have new, white plates you can avoid changing plates. If MOT deadline is distant you can avoid take car to Poland to pass MOT.

but you do it at your own risk ;)
OP roadrunner  1 | 3  
26 Sep 2010 /  #8
So basically it`s much more easier to go to there and do it on the spot.

Thanx for that

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