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I would stay away from certificateofconformity.co.uk, their phone line is not working and email fail to be delivered.

Thanks @MonsterS !! was https://www.certificateofconformity.co.uk/coc/certificate-conformity-toyota verified by Toyota owner club member to work with DVLA registration?

The thing is that some Alphards do get the correct Tax band and some don't. I've read about "Certificate of Comformity" from japan is needed but I have no idea how to obtain it, Toyota GB and Toyota JP do not provide support for imports

Can someone please advise how can I get the correct co2 output in g/km for Alphard 2008 2.4L petrol engine? DVLA wants £265 road tax. they say the co2 output is not shown on the original car "export certificate", i'm afraid i'm going to have some problem with the new ULEZ charges

The manual is available on ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Toyota-Alphard-2002-2008-Owners-Handbook-by-JPNZ-International-Ltd/254247625392

Thanks Alex, I hope i get it right, car needs to be register before insurance runs out, not much time for mistakes.

Hello, My Alphard DBA-ANH10W is due to arrive in 2 weeks and I'm looking for guidance for filling out the V55/5 form. I found oscar55 post on another forum and AFAIU I need to complete the following sections for a more than 10 years old car: 1. Top right hand box on the V55/5 - Japan. 2. Tick box RHD 3. Period of tax applied for - 6/12 months 4. Registration fee - tick box (currently £55), Tax payable - ???? enter amount in box. 6. Toyota 7. Alphard 8. Estate 9. Wheelplan (normally 2 axle rigid) 10. Colour 18. Number of seats - 7/8 30. Date from which tax is to run (todays date or 1st of next month) 31. Petrol 32. Vin no. 33. Engine no. 34. Cylinder capacity - 2362cc (2AZ 2.4L) 46. Date of original registration (will be on "Export certificate") 47. Same as 30 57. Partial postcode of purchaser 62. Name address etc. 63. DOB 64. State here "exempt as over ten years old" 65. Mileage details Are there any other sections I need to fill in? What is the current yearly Tax rate? Regards Joseph