PPSR
Before buying a used car, check the PPSR
Buying a used car? Seek out trustworthy advice no matter what you decide to do. Do a quick PPSR check.
PPSR Check WA
Buying a used car in Western Australia? Run an instant PPSR check by rego or VIN and get your Carify Vehicle History Report with the official Australian Government PPSR (REVS) certificate.
Your WA PPSR Check Report Includes:
Written-off and stolen checks in Western Australia
The PPSR is a single national register, so a PPSR check covers any vehicle in Australia, including one registered in Western Australia. In Western Australia, vehicle registration and the Written-Off Vehicle notifications are managed by Department of Transport (DoT). Written-off and stolen records from every state and territory are shared through the national system known as NEVDIS (the National Exchange of Vehicle and Driver Information System), which the PPSR draws on when you run a search.
That means a Carify PPSR check shows you finance owing, write-off history and stolen status for a Western Australia car in one report, along with the official government PPSR certificate. You can also confirm registration details directly with Department of Transport WA on the Department of Transport (DoT) website.
How much does a PPSR check cost in Western Australia?
The official government PPSR search costs $2 and tells you about finance owing, write-off and stolen status. A full Carify report includes that official PPSR certificate plus the odometer and market valuation, a visual written-off damage report and every safety recall. See the full breakdown on our PPSR check page.
Western Australia PPSR Check FAQs
No. The PPSR is a national register, so the check itself is the same whether the car is in Western Australia or any other state. The state matters for registration, which in Western Australia is handled by Department of Transport (DoT), and for where written-off and stolen data is first recorded before it is shared nationally.
The official government PPSR search is $2. A full Carify report costs more because it adds the odometer and valuation comparison, a visual written-off damage report and every safety recall on top of the official PPSR certificate.
A PPSR check and a rego check answer different questions. The PPSR check covers finance, write-off and stolen status. A WA rego check confirms the vehicle's registration status and expiry. It is worth doing both before you buy.
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