Organization : The Department of Vehicle and Drivers’ Licensing (DVDL)
Facility : Change of Vehicle Particulars
Country : Cayman Islands
Website : https://www.dvdl.gov.ky/licencing/change-of-vehicle-particulars
How To Apply For Change of Vehicle Particulars in Cayman Islands?
Did you recently alter the appearance of your vehicle or change ownership? Whether you intend to sell your vehicle, paint it a different color or have it modified in any way (i.e. engine size or horsepower), the Department of Vehicle & Drivers’ Licensing should be notified within 14 days. The vehicle must first be inspected by the department to verify the change to color or engine capacity.
Please fill out a “Change of Particulars” (Form T.R. 5 & 6) form and present it to a Licensing Officer at any of our locations throughout the Islands. A fee of CI$25.00 is charged to register these changes.
Upon completion, you will receive, together with your receipt, a new Certificate of Vehicle Ownership Registration. Please ensure that this certificate is attached to your log book. By following this simple procedure, you will avoid unnecessary delays in the future, when having your vehicle inspected or when transferring to another owner.
Request a Vehicle Extract
Avail a vehicle extract as a part of documentation which will be presented to the Customs Department in the Cayman Islands and at the Port of Entry of the final destination.
Exporting a vehicle? If so, a vehicle extract will form part of the documentation which will be required by the Customs & Border Control here in the Cayman Islands and at the port of entry of the final destination.
A vehicle extract will show the period of which a vehicle has been registered, verify its’ VIN #, make, model and relevant information on the current owner.
To request a vehicle extract, complete the form (System Search Form) and pay the required fee of CI$100.00, contact the Customer Support Center or visit our Crewe Road location. Within 3 to 5 working days, you may return to collect the extract from the Customer Service Desk. Remember to bring your receipt along with your photo identification.
Export/Termination of Vehicle
Whether it is the exporting of a vehicle to another country or disposing of that vehicle in the local landfill, there is a stringent process that must be concluded before doing so in either case.
Either of which will first require the termination of the vehicle’s registration. This process, although straight forward, will require some of your time at the Department of Vehicle and Drivers’ Licensing, the Cayman Islands Customs & Border Control or the Department of Environmental Health, respectively.