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1 - 10 of 378 resultsHow to transfer all current registrations belonging to a secured party group (SPG) to another SPG.
Find out more about choosing how long a PPSR registration will last for when you create one.
This page provides an overview of the steps to end, or discharge, a registration when you no longer have, a security interest under the registration.
The PPSR has specific timeframes for registering security interests and discharging registrations to avoid potential penalties.
Once you've created accounts, registrations and secured party groups on the PPSR, it is your responsibility to keep these up-to-date.
Have you mistakenly ended (or discharged) a PPSR registration? If so, there is a process you can take to apply to have the registration restored to the PPSR.
A PPSR account allows you to manage your PPSR transactions such as searching and creating registrations on the PPSR.
Learn about how you can get alert notifications, critical notices and subscribe to PPSR news.
You can use the PPSR to set up registration templates for your account users. This can help you save time and avoid errors.
If you (or your users) use the PPSR regularly you can set favourites in your account to make it easier to search and register.
A vehicle identification number (or VIN) is a unique 17 character serial number used to identify a motor vehicle.
You can use this VIN to search the PPSR to check for any security interests registered against the car, or see if it's recorded as written off or stolen.