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The document proving that compulsory insurance has been taken out.
A document proving current compulsory insurance. Insurance accreditation is a prerequisite for the technical inspection and must be verified for a favourable result. If the station requests documentation to establish it, provide valid evidence; a purchase contract and vehicle-tax receipt do not replace insurance evidence. Proving insurance must not be confused with a universal requirement to always hand over a paper receipt together with a national ID card: follow the station’s verification procedure.
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The vehicle's purchase contract.
The proof of payment of the current road tax.
The document proving that compulsory insurance has been taken out.
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