In Victoria, a Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) is your golden ticket to selling or registering a vehicle, but it doesn't come with an expiry date tattooed on its forehead. Technically, it’s valid at the moment of issue, but the certificate is expected to reflect the vehicle's condition at that time only. If you try to register a car with an RWC that's older than 30 days, the registrar might raise an eyebrow and ask for a fresh one.
So, think of the RWC as a snapshot rather than a Netflix series. Use it quickly after getting it or be ready to get another if the vehicle changes hands or registration status.
For the nitty-gritty, check official VicRoads documentation or swing by ServiceCentral for smooth sailing.
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