I am no profesional in this area, but I have recently sold my car in SA.
I know that the one thing to prove ownership of the vehicle, and that it is fully paid, is to have the ORIGINAL registration certificate for the car. When you take a loan out on a car, the finance institution will hold onto the certificate until you completely pay off the loan. This document is probably the one they are asking for!!
I am not sure if the terminology is correct to refer to this as the 'registration certificate', but it is the document that the loan company holds onto until you fully pay off the car loan.
If you can recall the institution you had the loan with, you could try contacting them to confirm this in writing. They should have some record of your purchase and payment?!
Hope this helps you. Good luck.
I know that the one thing to prove ownership of the vehicle, and that it is fully paid, is to have the ORIGINAL registration certificate for the car. When you take a loan out on a car, the finance institution will hold onto the certificate until you completely pay off the loan. This document is probably the one they are asking for!!
I am not sure if the terminology is correct to refer to this as the 'registration certificate', but it is the document that the loan company holds onto until you fully pay off the car loan.
If you can recall the institution you had the loan with, you could try contacting them to confirm this in writing. They should have some record of your purchase and payment?!
Hope this helps you. Good luck.