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Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Your e-CMR as Police Announce July 29 Deadline

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The Central Motor Registry Information System (CMRIS) is a new initiative by the Nigeria Police Force aimed at centralizing vehicle information.

This online platform enables vehicle owners to register their vehicles and obtain a Motor Vehicle Information Certificate, thereby streamlining vehicle information management and aiding in theft investigations and recovery processes.

With the recent announcement of a compliance deadline set for July 29, 2024, vehicle owners are urged to register promptly to avoid penalties.

What is the e-CMR?

The e-CMR (Electronic Central Motor Registry) is an online system that maintains comprehensive records of vehicles, including details such as vehicle registration number, chassis number, engine number, and more. This digital registry is designed to enhance the management and security of vehicle information, making it easier for authorities to track and recover stolen vehicles.

Why You Should Register for the e-CMR

  1. Legal Compliance: Avoid potential police encounters and penalties by ensuring your vehicle is registered in the CMRIS.
  2. Enhanced Security: A centralized registry aids in the swift recovery of stolen vehicles.
  3. Streamlined Processes: Digital records simplify the management of vehicle information and related administrative tasks.

Requirements for Registration

Before you begin the registration process, make sure you have the following information ready:

  • Vehicle Registration Number
  • Chassis Number
  • Engine Number
  • Vehicle Color
  • Vehicle Model
  • Product Information
  • Email Address
  • Phone Number
  • National Identification Number (NIN)

Step-by-Step Registration Guide

  1. Visit the CMRIS Website
  2. Create or Log In to Your Profile
    • New users need to create a profile using their NIN, Driver’s License, or Tax Identification Number (TIN). Existing users can simply log in.
  3. Access CMR Requests
    • Navigate to the CMR Requests section after logging in.
  4. Provide Vehicle Details
    • Enter all required vehicle information accurately.
  5. Confirm Submitted Details
    • Review and confirm the accuracy of the information provided.
  6. Make Payment
    • Complete the registration process by making the necessary payment through the platform.
  7. Verify Contact Information
    • Verify your email address and phone number to ensure accurate communication.
  8. Access the CMR Portal
    • After successful verification, you can access the CMR portal to view detailed information about your registered vehicle.

By following these steps, vehicle owners can easily register their vehicles on the CMRIS platform, ensuring compliance with the new regulations and contributing to a more efficient vehicle information management system.

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