The SyncPowered by The License GuysMIB · Trade & business registration
Registration of a manufacturer, importer or builder of vehicles
The MIB registers a manufacturer, importer or builder of motor vehicles so that entity may introduce vehicles onto NaTIS.
- Form code
- MIB
- Form type
- Trade & business registration
- Related vehicle transaction
- Manufacturer, importer or builder registration
- Who normally uses it
- Vehicle manufacturers, importers and body builders
When you would use the MIB
- A business begins manufacturing, importing or building vehicles
- Registered MIB particulars change
What the MIB asks for
- Business register number and company detail
- Premises, facilities and responsible person detail
- Signature of the applicant or an authorised proxy or representative
How The License Guys SA help with the MIB
Tell us what you need and we handle the MIB for you: we confirm exactly which information and supporting documents the form requires, prepare the application, submit it and deliver the outcome — and every step is tracked in THE SYNC.
Forms often used with the MIB
MVR1Application for initial registration of a motor vehicleThe MVR1 applies for the very first registration of a motor vehicle on NaTIS, normally by a registered manufacturer, importer or builder.COOCertificate of origin of a motor vehicleThe COO records the origin of a motor vehicle and supports first registration of a new, imported or built-up vehicle.NVMNotification of vehicle modelThe NVM records a vehicle model on NaTIS so a make, model and description exist against the vehicle record before registration or a description change.ABRApplication and notice in respect of a business register numberThe ABR applies for a business register number (BRN), which is how a company or organisation is identified on NaTIS instead of a person's ID number.
The License Guys SA is a private vehicle administration business and is not NaTIS, the RTMC or a licensing authority. This page explains the official MIB form so you know what it is for; the official form itself remains the property of the relevant authority and requirements can change without notice.