Documents and Cerfa forms

The most common are: Cerfa 13750 (application for a registration certificate), Cerfa 15776 (certificate of sale), Cerfa 13754 (declaration of loss or theft), Cerfa 13757 (mandate to an accredited professional) and, for some businesses, the W garage form. You can download them from our Cerfa forms page or generate them in the online flow.

For identity: a valid national ID card or passport (and the co-owner’s ID when relevant). For address: an energy bill, rent receipt, tax notice or other proof less than 6 months old in your name. If you are hosted by someone else, a hosting attestation plus the host’s proof of address and ID are usually required.

Yes, for most registration procedures a valid driving licence for the vehicle category and proof of insurance are required. Without insurance you must not drive, even with a CPI. Prepare clear scans of both documents from the start.

Enter the vehicle details (make, VIN, registration number), the full identity of seller and buyer, the date and time of transfer, then have every party sign (including co-owners). Do not leave critical fields blank. Keep one copy; the buyer will need theirs for the change of ownership.

The mandate authorises an accredited professional to carry out the registration procedure on your behalf in the official system. It is required when you use Office Carte Grise instead of filing yourself on the public portal. You remain the applicant; the professional acts for you.

Yes, if a photo is blurry, cropped, too dark, or if a key detail is unreadable. Photograph each full page, flat, with good lighting. Good-quality PDFs are preferable. A pre-check of the file avoids losing several days on a rejected scan.

On our Cerfa forms page you will find the common forms (13750, 15776, 13754, 13757, and others). You can also use the document generator to pre-fill some information before signing. Always use the up-to-date version of the form.