Transferring a vehicle in Victoria is less heist movie, more paperwork sprint: do it within 14 days via your MyVicRoads account.
The buyer needs a current Roadworthy Certificate (unless exempt), proof of identity, and money for the transfer fee plus motor vehicle duty; the seller lodges a Notice of Disposal to avoid future fines.
Grab the sale details (VIN, odometer, price), upload what’s asked, and keep the plates on unless it’s an unregistered or special-case transfer.
Pro tip: check VicRoads exemptions (spouse/partner transfers, some club permits, etc.) and you’re golden.
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