Application for MOT Authorisation (VT01) A-C - Gov.UK 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Application for MOT Authorisation (VT01) in the editor.
  2. Begin with Part A. In Section A1, select the reason for your application by checking the appropriate box. Ensure you understand the requirements before proceeding.
  3. In Section A2, if currently authorised, enter your AE number from your Authorisation Certificate. If not, leave it blank.
  4. Complete Section A3 by providing details about your business entity. Choose from options like Company, Partnership, or Sole Trader and fill in all required fields.
  5. Move to Section A5 to provide information about the Authorised Examiner Designated Manager (AEDM). Fill in their personal details and confirm their qualifications.
  6. In Section A8, read and accept the Statement of Responsibilities by signing and dating where indicated.
  7. Proceed to Part B for each Authorised Examiner Principal (AEP). Each must complete their personal details and declaration of non-conviction.
  8. Finally, complete Part C for Vehicle Testing Station (VTS) details. Include site address, contact information, and any proposed changes to testing equipment.

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You can take the MOT testing course if you have a City and Guilds qualification in: Automotive Qualification, NVQ level 3. Repair and Servicing of Road Vehicles, 383 (full level 2 or 3) Motor Vehicle Craft Studies, modular - part 3 (requires 3 modules) Motor Vehicle Craft Studies, 381 (full part 2 or 3)
Cars, motorcycles and vans You can ask for a replacement certificate in person from any MOT centre. It does not have to be the centre that did the original MOT. Youll need to bring the vehicle registration (number plate) and log book (V5C) reference number. The centre can charge you up to 10.
The MOT certificate confirms that your vehicle at the time of its test met the minimum acceptable environmental and road safety standards needed by law.
DVSA Requirements: The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) will require evidence of planning permission (or a formal exemption) as part of your VT01 application to become an authorised MOT testing station.
Apply to open, run or change an MOT test station. Ref: VT01.

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An MOT test certificate confirms that at the time of test, the vehicle has met the minimum acceptable environmental and road safety standards.

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