Andrzej Mierzejewski Oct 17, 2022:

I pytanie dodatkowe: czy to jest oficjalny tytuł (nagłówek) tego dokumentu? Dopytaj klienta.

Andrzej Mierzejewski Oct 16, 2022:

@coprophag Jakie informacje zawiera ten "dokument samochodowy"? Przez kogo (instytucja, firma) został wystawiony?

geopiet Oct 16, 2022:

Certificate of conformity for new cars
The certificate of conformity is issued by the manufacturer and shows that the technical characteristics of the vehicle meet safety and environmental standards. It can be either a European (EC) or a national certificate.

EC certificate of conformity
The EC certificate of conformity is valid in all EU countries. If your car has a valid EC certificate, national authorities cannot request any additional technical documentation - unless your car has been modified since leaving the factory, they can then require it to undergo a new approval.

National certificate of conformity
The national certificate of conformity is valid only in the country of issue. It is usually issued for buses, trucks, vans, trailers and custom-built vehicles produced before May 2009 or vintage cars.

If your car is already registered and you move it to another EU country, the authorities in your new country will often require additional technical checks or certificates before re-registering your vehicle.

geopiet Oct 16, 2022:

Roadworthiness certificate To register your car, you will have to submit a number of documents.

Roadworthiness certificate and proof of roadworthiness
Registration certificate
Proof of ownership
Proof of value-added tax (VAT) payment
Proof of insurance cover
Certificate of conformity for new cars
Roadworthiness certificate and proof of roadworthiness
As a car owner, you are responsible for keeping your car in roadworthy condition as well as presenting it for roadworthiness testing 4 years after the first time it has been registered and every 2 years thereafter.

If you move to another EU country and want to re-register your car there, you will have to provide proof to the authorities that your car has passed a roadworthiness test in your former country of residence.