Fill and sign Cerfa 13750 online
Applies for a vehicle registration certificate (carte grise), for example after buying a used car, moving house or changing your name.
Cerfa 13750 at a glance
- Official name
- Demande de certificat d'immatriculation d'un véhicule (cerfa 13750*07)
- Issued by
- Ministère de l'Intérieur
- Country
- France
- Category
- Vehicles
- Language
- French
- Who uses it
- Vehicle owners in France registering a vehicle in their name or updating an existing registration certificate.
- Signature
Check with the recipient
The form must be signed and you keep one signed copy. Official pages do not say whether an electronic signature is accepted. Most applications are now made online on the ANTS website or through an authorised professional, who tell you which copy they need.
- Instructions
- Official Ministère de l'Intérieur page
Cerfa 13750 is the French application for a certificat d'immatriculation (vehicle registration certificate, often called the carte grise). It is used when you buy a used vehicle, move, change your name or change the vehicle's technical details. Open the official form from formulaires.service-public.gouv.fr in BunnyDoc's free Sign PDF tool straight from this page, type into its fillable fields, add your signature and the date, and download it. Everything happens in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
How to fill in and sign Cerfa 13750
Get the current form
Download cerfa 13750*07 from formulaires.service-public.gouv.fr using the link on this page, then open it in the Sign PDF tool. Service-Public.fr also has an online helper that fills the same form for you.
Choose the reason for your application
Tick the motif: a new certificate, a duplicate, a correction, a change of address, a change of civil or marital status, or a change of technical characteristics.
Enter the vehicle details
Copy the details from the current registration certificate: registration number (A), date of first registration (B), make (D.1), type (D.2), commercial name (D.3), VIN (E) and national category (J.1). If you bought the vehicle, give the purchase date.
Fill in the holder section
Give the name and address of the person or company the vehicle will be registered to, and any co-holder or leasing details that apply.
Sign, date and keep a copy
Add your signature and the date. Service-Public.fr says to print the form, sign it and keep one signed copy.
Submit your application
Upload the form with your supporting documents on the ANTS website (log in with FranceConnect or France Identité), or give it to a professional authorised by the Ministry of the Interior. You must apply within 1 month of buying a used vehicle.
What you need before you start
- The current registration certificate, signed by the seller with "vendu le" or "cédé le", the date and time, if you bought a used vehicle.
- The code de cession the seller received from ANTS, or the certificate's formula number and issue date.
- The certificat de cession (cerfa 15776) signed by both parties.
- Proof of address less than 6 months old and an identity document.
- A contrôle technique (roadworthiness test) report less than 6 months old if the vehicle needs one.
- A sworn statement that you hold insurance and a driving licence for the vehicle category.
See the full list on Service-Public.fr.
Online or through a professional
The explanatory notice 51291 describes two routes: filing online with ANTS, or through an authorised motor professional. Online, you pay the taxes by bank card and print a certificat provisoire d'immatriculation (CPI), valid for one month in France until the final certificate arrives by post. A professional charges their own service fee. If you have no scanner or smartphone, prefectures and France Services offices have digital help points (points numériques).
Common mistakes
- Missing the 1-month deadline after buying a used vehicle.
- Copying vehicle details that do not match the current certificate.
- Sending a contrôle technique report that is more than 6 months old.
- Forgetting to sign the form or to keep a signed copy.
Cerfa 13750: frequently asked questions
How long do I have to register a used car in France?
1 month from the purchase, according to Service-Public.fr.
How much does a carte grise cost?
It varies with the vehicle and your region. Service-Public.fr links to an official cost simulator. An authorised professional adds their own service fee.
Can I send cerfa 13750 by post to the prefecture?
No postal route is described. Applications go through the ANTS website or an authorised professional.
Can I sign cerfa 13750 electronically?
Official pages say to sign the form and keep a signed copy but do not say whether an electronic signature is accepted. ANTS asks for a digital copy, so a signed PDF is usually what you upload.
What is the CPI?
The certificat provisoire d'immatriculation lets you drive in France for one month while you wait for the final registration certificate.
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