Zulassungsbescheinigung Teil II beantragen

With the registration certificate part II you can prove that you are allowed to dispose of the vehicle in question.

You may only use a vehicle subject to registration on public roads if it has been approved for this purpose by the responsible registration authority.

The registration certificate part II proves that you are authorized to dispose of your vehicle. However, it does not constitute proof of ownership. For example, if you have leased or financed the vehicle, you are not the owner. You need the registration certificate Part II if, for example, you want to sell a vehicle:

• want to sell
• want to finance
• need to re-register

If you buy a new vehicle, you will usually receive a pre-filled form of the registration certificate part II from the manufacturer.

If you buy a used vehicle, you will receive the registration certificate part II together with the purchased vehicle. You then have it transferred to your name when you re-register the vehicle.

If you purchase a vehicle from abroad, apply for the registration certificates Part I and Part II together.

In the past, the vehicle registration document fulfilled the function of the registration certificate Part II. If there is still an old vehicle registration certificate for your vehicle, it remains valid.

In contrast to the registration certificate Part I, you should not carry the registration certificate Part II with you while driving. You should keep the registration certificate part II in a safe place.

- Identity card or passport with registration certificate from the residents' registration office

- for foreign citizens, foreign identity card and registration certificate from the residents' registration office

- for companies, additionally business registration or extract from the commercial register

The fees are charged in accordance with the Annex to Section 1 of the German Road Traffic Fee Regulations (GebOSt).

The amount of the fees may vary depending on the case constellation. Specific information on this can be obtained from the relevant local licensing authority

In the case of a new vehicle, you will usually receive a pre-filled form of the registration certificate part II from the manufacturer when you purchase the vehicle.

If you buy a used vehicle, you will receive the registration certificate part II together with the purchased vehicle.

For a vehicle that is or was registered abroad, the completion of a registration certificate part II form is only permitted in connection with the registration of the vehicle. When the vehicle is registered, the registration certificate part II is issued by the responsible registration authority.

If you apply for the registration certificate part II online via the internet-based vehicle registration (i-Kfz):

• You call up the i-Kfz portal of the registration authority responsible for you.
• You carry out the registration process as described for initial registration or re-registration.
• You will receive the registration certificate part II by post from the registration authority.

You can also apply for the registration certificate part II in person at your local registration office.

There are no indications or special features.

Contradiction

• Registration certificate part II Issue
• A vehicle subject to registration may only be used on public roads if it has been registered by the competent registration authority
• Registration certificate part II serves as proof of the right to dispose of a vehicle, i.e. who the owner is
• does not constitute proof of ownership
• is required, for example, to
  • sell a vehicle
  • finance a vehicle
  • to re-register a vehicle

• used vehicle purchase: registration certificate part II is:
  • handed over with the vehicle
  • with re-registration

• can also be applied for by third parties with power of attorney
• Registration certificate part II should not be carried while driving
• previously this was the vehicle registration document
• Responsible: locally competent vehicle registration authority

District administrations and city administrations of the independent cities and, in some cases, the large cities belonging to the district.