When a road vehicle has been temporarily deregistered, before it can be put back on the road again its holder, owner or keeper must carry out the procedure for putting the vehicle back on the road.
Who does this apply to?
- This applies to any holder, owner or keeper of a vehicle that was last registered in Luxembourg.
- Garages and assimilated businesses (able to justify being authorised to deal in road vehicles) may carry out the procedure on behalf of their customers.
- If the application is submitted by a third party, that person must present a written power of attorney (mandate). In this case, it is important to ensure that all documents mention the name of the holder, owner or keeper of the vehicle in whose name the vehicle will be registered, and not that of their representative (mandate holder).
Prerequisites
The vehicle must not have been deregistered as of right.
The vehicle can only be re-registered if the holder or owner has not changed.
Supporting documents
The vehicle can be re-registered on production of the following documents:
- a duly completed and signed registration certificate application form (Demande en obtention d'un certificat d'immatriculation);
- the passport or ID card of the holder, owner or keeper of the vehicle;
The original of each document must be produced.
For any other documents that may be required, please consult the FAQ section.
Application processing
The procedure to re-registering a vehicle can be done:
- by making the online procedure at Myguichet.lu (private individuals only).
- by attending one of the SNCA's reception together with the supporting documents.
- by sending an application together with the supporting documents by post, preferably by registered post.