Vehicle de-registration in Roth
Would you like to take a vehicle out of service in Roth? De-registration can be done online – you do not have to go to the registration office. As soon as it is de-registered, vehicle tax and insurance obligations end. Here you will find the required documents and the responsible authority in Roth.
Documents required for De-registration in Roth
- Registration certificate part I
- Plates with security stickers
- ID card or passport
How De-registration works online
- 1Enter vehicle data and plate
- 2Read out security codes of the stickers
- 3Confirm de-registration online
- 4Confirmation is provided digitally
Frequently asked questions: De-registration in Roth
- How quickly can I submit De-registration for Roth (RH) online?
- Digital entry for the Roth registration district usually takes only about three to five minutes. An on-site appointment at the authority (Landratsamt Roth) is not required.
- Which documents do I need for De-registration in Roth?
- For online processing in the Roth district, please have the following ready: Registration certificate part I, Plates with security stickers, ID card or passport.
- How do I receive the documents and stickers for my RH license plate?
- After completing the online procedure, the official notice, registration documents, stickers, and optionally ordered RH license plates are sent directly by post to your address in Roth.
More digital platform services for Roth (RH)
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Responsible registration office Roth
Landratsamt Roth – Public information of the responsible authority – not part of this portal.
Westring 3691154 Roth
Bayern
Opening hours: Mo-Di 07:30-12:00, 13:00-16:00, Mi 07:30-13:00, Do 07:30-12:00, 13:00-18:00, Fr 07:30-13:00
Contact
- Phone:
- 09171-81-1568
Start De-registration in Roth online now
You complete the process directly on this platform – no appointment, no trip to the authority. Documents and plates arrive by post.
Start de-registration online →Back to the Roth overview. Last updated: 26.10.2026.