Buy EC Certificate Of Conformity for vehicles online -C.O.C-.
A COC is a producer’s declaration that the vehicle complies with the given approved type. This document contains information about the vehicle and its producer’s identification, type approval number, technical specifications and other data. The content of a COC is defined by EU regulation (Amendment IX, Regulation 92/53).
The purpose of this certificate COC is to ensure the free movement of cars within the European Union, specifically for those cars that are subject to homologation and registration.
Vehicles with an EU type approval can be marketed anywhere in the European Community. Therefore, a vehicle only needs to receive the type approval certification in one EU country in order to be accepted in all of the other member countries.
A COC - Certificate of conformity- is only existing for passenger vehicles, motorcycles and tractors.
Vehicles without the EU specification (e.g. vehicle manufactured for the U.S. or Japanese market) and older vehicles -vehicles manufactured before 1998- that have not been given the type approval of the EC yet, do not have an existing COC. Similarly, it is not possible to issue a COC for converted vehicles.
Certificate of conformity for VAN, goods vehicles or old passengers vehicles.
Goods vehicles can't obtain European certificate of conformity. For Vans you need to order National certificate of conformity. This is a specific letter of conformity for registration in French administration. This French certificate of conformity is valid only in France.
Difference between European Certificate of conformity and French Certificate of conformity :
French letter of conformity (called attestation d'identification) can be issued for passengers vehicles and van. This certificate is valid only in France :
Order French letter of conformity or attestation d'identification
European Certificate of conformity can be issued only for passengers vehicles built after 1997. This Original certificate is valid in all Europeans Administrations.
