Rally Rego

Please click on the tabs below to view the process for a New Rally Rego Application or a Rally Rego Renewal.

You can use the Map below to locate your local Rally Rego approved AMSAG Scrutineer, just click on the icon for the Scrutineer and it will state Yes if they are approved to complete a Rally Rego inspection for you.

 

For all New Rally Registration Applications, the following process will need to be followed:-

For all New Applications, even if a car has been on the scheme previously, and you are the new owner, a Plate Brake Test will be required. Inquire with your local Rally Rego Inspector for the closest Plate Brake Test facility.

Once the Plate Brake Test has been completed, you can then have the vehicle inspected by the Rally Rego Inspector.

Upon completion of the vehicle inspection, the Rally Rego Inspector will submit their inspection to AMSAG electronically. There is no need for you to send the paperwork to us yourself.

Once received, we will then print, sign and return the documents to you via Express Post. We will also email you with an electronic copy of the forms and the Express Post Tracking Number for your records. However, you will need to wait to receive the original copy in the mail before presenting it to your local Service NSW Branch for them to process the application. In addition to the forms that AMSAG sends to you, you will also need to take into Service NSW the Original Conditional Registration Application Form (Original signatures are required by Service NSW) as well as proof of ownership for the vehicle into either Richmond Service NSW if you want to collect the plates on the spot, or to your local Service NSW if you are happy for the plates to be mailed back to the local Service NSW for collection (this process normally takes 5-7 business days). Service NSW will not accept the digitally signed Rally Vehicle Declaration Form. This is for your records only.

For all Rally Registration Renewal Applications, the following process will need to be followed:-

If your brakes have been modified since the previous rally rego inspection, you will be required to have a Plate Brake Test completed. Your Rally Rego Inspector will be able to refer you to the local Plate Brake Testing location. If no changes have been made to the braking system, then a Spike Stop Test will need to be conducted and a copy of the test print out supplied with the renewal application.

Upon completion of the vehicle inspection, the Rally Rego Inspector will submit their inspection to AMSAG electronically. There is no need for you to send the paperwork to us yourself.

Once received, we will then print, sign and return the documents to you via Express Post. We will also email you with an electronic copy of the forms and the Express Post Tracking Number for your records. However, you will need to wait to receive the original copy in the mail before presenting it to your local Service NSW Branch for them to process the renewal.