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Service Nova Scotia - Registry of Motor Vehicles In Transit Permit (Vehicle Not Registered) [1 Day] |
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| Who Needs This Permit? | ||
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Anyone who wants to move a vehicle which does not have valid registration
or a valid safety inspection from point A to point B on a public road
in Nova Scotia. The vehicle must be in safe operating condition, but it does not need to have a safety inspection sticker. |
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| See also Temporary (Vehicle)
Permit [30 days]. |
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| Issuing Department / Agency: | ||
| Registry of Motor
Vehicles Service Nova Scotia |
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| Where can you get this Licence and / or further information? | ||
| Phone: | 902-424-5851 or if calling long distance, call 1-800-898-7668 (toll-free) |
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| Visit: | Registry of Motor Vehicles Offices are located in Most Access Nova Scotia locations |
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| E-mail: | Send us an e-mail through our online enquiry form. | |
| Website: | http://novascotia.ca/sns/rmv | |
| Write: |
Service Nova Scotia |
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| Fax: | 902-424-0720 | |
| Application Forms & Process: | ||
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1) You can fill out an application form when you come to the office to apply. 2) If you are applying for yourself, you will have to provide:
3) Although it is not often done, you can send in your application by mail. The requirements are the same. 4) If you live in Nova Scotia, but the vehicle is not already registered here, you will have to get a Nova Scotia Certificate of Registration before you can get this permit. 5) If you are applying on behalf of someone else, you must bring with you a letter signed by the owner of the vehicle, which includes the applicant's name, address and master number, the vehicle description [make, model, year and serial number], and which gives you permission to apply for a permit on their behalf. (Note: the permit will not be issued unless the vehicle is registered in Nova Scotia in the owner’s name.) You must also bring a completed Statement of Insurance form and know the date of the move and the destination. 6) If you do not live in Nova Scotia, and you want to move the vehicle so that you can register it in another jurisdiction, you will need:
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| Waiting Period: | ||
| In person: none By Mail: 3-5 business days |
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| This permit is valid for 24 hours only. It is NOT renewable. | ||
| Price: (No tax is charged) | ||
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$ 13.20 Payment at counter: cash, Interac debit card, Visa, MasterCard or American Express credit card, cheque or money order made out to the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Payment by mail: please pay by cheque or money order made out to the Registry of Motor Vehicles. |
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| Related Requirements: | ||
| The vehicle must be registered in the same name as the person who wants to move it. (The only exception is when the applicant is a non-resident and wants to move a vehicle from Nova Scotia to be registered in another jurisdiction.) | ||
| Additional Information: | ||
| 1) Vehicles (trucks, trailers) cannot carry a load using this permit. If they plan to haul a load, they must obtain a vehicle registration. | ||
| 2) This permit can only be issued to vehicles originating in Nova Scotia. It cannot be issued to move a vehicle from another jurisdiction to Nova Scotia. | ||
3) When you see the term "Master Number"
or "Client Master Number" on an application form, it refers
to the number on your Driver's Licence under the heading "Master".
This 14-digit number is made up of (a) the first 5 letters of your last
name [if your last name has fewer than 5 letters, the difference is made
up with spaces]; (b) plus the day / month / year of your birth; (c) plus
3 computer-assigned numbers.For example: FINCH--220867001 [5 letters (Finch) + 22 (for 22nd) + 08 (for August, 8th month of the year) + 67 (for 1967) + 001 (3 computer-assigned numbers) ]For master numbers assigned to a group of individuals (joint ownership), the last 9 digits are computer-assigned. |
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| Legislative Authority: | ||
| Motor Vehicle Act, Revised Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1989, Chapter 293, Section 30(2) | ||
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