Vehicle owners can download the Motor Vehicle notices from the RTMC website.
- Motor vehicle owners can access and download their motor vehicle renewal notices by visiting https://online.natis.gov.za/#/
- Once on the website click on “My Profile” and register your profile by:
- Clicking on ‘individual’ if you a natural person
- Then enter your ID number
- Entering you surname and initials ( enter the details exactly as on your Driving Licence Card)
- Entering you Driving Licence card number
- Entering your email AND your cell number
- Once all the information has been submitted you will be required to enter the One Time Pin (OTP) in order for the profile registration to be completed
- Once your profile has been successfully register then click on “View Motor Vehicle Renewals’
- Click on individual if you a natural person
- Then enter your ID number, Surname and initials
- Then proceed to the next page and enter the OTP as required.
- Please note:
- One the OTP is entered the motor vehicle/s which are due to be renewed will be displayed. Should the motor vehicle licence have already expired then no information will be displayed
- Click download and print the notice
- The electronic notice with the unique reference number can now be presented to renew the motor vehicle licence concerned.
- Access and download Motor Vehicle Notice from RTMC Mobile APP
- Motor vehicle owners can access and download the motor vehicle notices from the RTMC Mobile APP which is ONLY available for now on the Android platform by doing the following:
- On your cell phone or tablet go to Google Play store.
- Type in RTMC APP, which will allow you to install the APP, see sample below.

- Once the APP is installed, then click on ‘register profile’
- You will be required to enter your ID type, ID number, Surname and initials
- You will also be required to enter your Driving Licence card number
- Please check your email for the OTP which must be entered in order to successfully register your profile.
- Once your profile is registered you will be able to download your motor vehicle renewal notice/s
Completing an application form (form ALV)
- In the instance where the vehicle owner has not received a SMS or email and wants to renew the motor vehicle licence then,
- The motor vehicle owner can complete form ALV and submitting such form to the Registering Authority or Post Office (in the provinces where applicable)
Recording a change of address
- Where an applicant wishes to submit a change of address as per regulation 32A then form NCP must be completed
- Form NCP together with the proof of address, such as utility account or affidavit can then be filed as required.”
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