Looking for help with French trailer documents (contact information)

Op maandag 17 februari 2020 18:38:08 UTC+1 schreef Senna Van den Bosch:
Op maandag 17 februari 2020 18:34:17 UTC+1 schreef :
1. Remove any/all serial numbers.
2. Go to DMV and tell them you assembled a bunch of parts from a junkyard.

I wish I could. Sadly, it won't work in Belgium. I could get the trailer registered at 750kg maximum weight, but then I'd have to replace the drawbar and my club members can't drive my car since it's my employer's car and their insurance.

To get it at 850kg, I need those correct documents, a certificate of conformity, which Anschau can't provide (only technical sheet which they don't accept) or get a new trailer.

This means they always have to have their own licence plates and replace them on the trailer. Most don't have spare licence plates with them.

I feel your pain. It took me nearly two years of intermittent work
and expense to get a German registered Anschau trailer onto
French registration and that was without any documentary
glitches. I would not have succeeded without the help of a multi-
lingual German lawyer friend: the key was to obtain a German
registration document translated into French - by an official
certified translator (of course). This together with various Anschau
documents and German TuV documents eventually produced a
French registration document just two days before the French put
the whole system "on-line".

The Germans and French have a common land border and have
only been in the EU for about forty years so it's early days to
expect any useful "harmonisation".

Good luck, you'll need it.