Delorean Vat and Duty

[cummil2]

Trying to find a way to check if Vat and Duty is paid on an imported Delorean ,
The car has nor been registered
 
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[Stuart Rees]

I might be wrong but I don't think a shipper will release the car unless this is paid. When I imported I HAD to pay up front before collecting in Southampton.

[Matt Clark]

That was the case for me ~4 months ago.

[cummil2]

Same as myself. I have somebody purchasing the car looking for customs clearance

[Stuart Rees]

Was the car imported by yourself?

What paperwork came with the car?
There must be something from the shipper, you'll need to contact them.

[SpudMurphy]

pm me - I have the name of the document slip you require to show that all duties are paid - this is the only document you will need to register it - oh and a UK MOT of course! It's at home in my folder.

[cummil2]

(09 Oct 2018, 09:22)Stuart Rees Wrote: Was the car imported by yourself?

What paperwork came with the car?
There must be something from the shipper, you'll need to contact them.

Yes.
I got an Invoice from the Vendor as they paid the Vat for me,

[SpudMurphy]

The form I have is a C & E 389 when the car was imported in 1995.
Due to the Inland Revenue and Customs merging I would imagine that it's called something else now?

[Reinsch]

your NOVA certificate will tell that HMRC are happy with duty and VAT paid.

to register you need :
- NOVA
- MOT
- old car registration document or letter from registered club that will confirm what car your car is
- cheque (not sure how much $$ is for car as I did motorcycle last time).
- photos of your car (I had to provide photos of my bike, showing VIN, but I had no documents for it. maybe if you have old registration document from USA, you don't need to)
- some filled forms from DVLA

[DeloreanRob1975]

I did all this last week. My car's title of ownership had gotten 'lost' & I didn't have any NOVA paperwork. Rang NOVA & gave them the VIN and the guy said "You're in luck. The car's on the system & duty's paid. You can go ahead and register the car with the DVLA & get Back to the Future!"