MVR for Business

If you are an LMVD, depending on the access given to you by MVR, you can do the following transactions:

• renew registrations in bulk
• re-register previously registered NT vehicles and transfer an interstate registration
• submit notice of disposals - read responsibilities as a seller
• transfer ownership - read responsibilities as a buyer
  • you can transfer vehicles in and out of your name
• register factory-new vehicles - read register your vehicle for the first time
• record vehicle compliance checks.

Employers can also grant their staff's access to carry out transactions on the business' behalf.

You should also read the LMVD guide PDF (892.1 KB).

To be a business fleet operator, you must:

• be a business, company or association
• have multiple vehicles registered in your name.

If you have a business fleet operator account, depending on the access given to you by MVR, you can do the following transactions:

• renew registrations in bulk
• re-register previously registered NT vehicles and transfer an interstate registration
• submit notice of disposals - read responsibilities as a seller
• upgrade heavy vehicle configuration.

You can only do these transactions on vehicles that are registered to your business.

Employers can also manage their staff's access to carry out transactions on the business' behalf.

To cancel vehicle registrations, you should attend an MVR office. Read more about how to cancel or refund your vehicle registration.

If you have an inspector account, depending on the access given to you by MVR, you can do the following transactions:

• submit roadworthy inspections
• record vehicle compliance checks.

Employers can also manage their staff's access to carry out transactions on the business' behalf.

You can't submit roadworthy or compliance inspections on vehicles registered in your name.