Set a common expiry date

Set a common expiry date for the first time

The first application must be made in writing on company letterhead and include the following information:

• company name and address
• company ACN
• the vehicle/vessel registration numbers
• the desired common expiry date

You can email this information directly to VicRoads by:

• emailing [email protected]

Adding vehicles to your common expiry date

All vehicles purchased after the initial approval are automatically eligible for the common expiry date.

To add new vehicles to the common expiry date you will need to provide:

• your company name and address
• the vehicle registration number
• the approved common expiry date

You can email this information directly to VicRoads via  [email protected]

Set a common expiry date for the first time

The first application may be in writing or verbal (at a Customer Service Centre or over the phone) and is to include the following information:

• your full name and address
• your driver licence number
• the vehicle registration numbers
• the desired common expiry date
• your signature

Visit us at a VicRoads Customer Service Centre.

Vehicles in the name of a spouse or domestic partner

If one of the vehicles are in the name of your spouse or domestic partner, you are still eligible to set a common expiry date or add their vehicles to your common expiry date.

In addition to the documents required above in you must also supply:

• a Marriage Certificate (for a spouse), or
• or a statutory declaration from both parties (for a domestic partner), and
• the application must also include their full name, address, driver licence number and signature

Adding vehicles to your common expiry date

All vehicles purchased after the initial approval are automatically eligible for the common expiry of registration.

To add new vehicles to the common expiry date you will need to provide:

• your name and address
• your driver licence number
• the vehicle/vessel registration number
• the approved common expiry date

You can submit your application to VicRoads by:

• calling 13 11 71*, or
• visiting a VicRoads Customer Service Centre

*Note: Adding vehicles to a common expiry date will not be accepted by phone when adding a vehicle registered to a spouse or domestic partner 

There is no charge for implementing a common expiry date however a TAC administration fee is applied to the pro rata registration renewal notice.

When the expiration of the vehicle current registration period has expired, you will be sent a renewal notice for the period from the expiration of the current period, to the new common expiry date.

If the common expiry date chosen is for a period of 60 days or less, next year's full TAC charge and full registration fee must be collected in advance, in addition to the balance of fees to change the registration to the new common expiry date.