When dealing with the National Traffic Information System (Natis) in South Africa, especially regarding a car, there are specific documents required for various transactions such as vehicle registration, transfer of ownership, and license renewal. The exact documents can vary based on the nature of the transaction, but here are common documents you might need:
### Vehicle Registration:
1. **Vehicle Registration Application Form:**
– Obtain the relevant application form for registering your vehicle.
2. **Proof of Identity:**
– A valid South African ID document or passport.
3. **Proof of Residence:**
– A utility bill or any document that serves as proof of your residential address.
4. **Roadworthy Certificate:**
– A certificate indicating that the vehicle is roadworthy. This is often required for initial registration and when transferring ownership.
5. **Proof of Purchase or Sales Agreement:**
– A document proving that you own the vehicle. This could be a sales agreement or proof of purchase.
6. **Previous Owner’s Registration Certificate:**
– If you are buying a used car, you may need the previous owner’s registration certificate.
### Change of Ownership:
1. **Change of Ownership Application Form:**
– Obtain the relevant form for changing the ownership of a vehicle.
2. **Previous Owner’s Registration Certificate:**
– The registration certificate of the previous owner.
3. **Roadworthy Certificate:**
– A certificate indicating that the vehicle is roadworthy.
4. **Proof of Identity:**
– Your valid South African ID document or passport.
5. **Proof of Residence:**
– A utility bill or document proving your residential address.
### License Renewal:
1. **Vehicle License Renewal Notice:**
– The notice indicating that your vehicle license is due for renewal.
2. **Proof of Identity:**
– Your valid South African ID document or passport.
3. **Proof of Residence:**
– A utility bill or document proving your residential address.
4. **Previous License Disk:**
– The current or previous vehicle license disk.
5. **Payment:**
– Payment for the license renewal fee.
Please note that these are general documents, and the specific requirements may vary based on your location and the policies of the licensing authority. It’s always recommended to check with the relevant traffic department or licensing office for the most up-to-date and accurate information.