The Citroën certificate of conformity (COC), the original.
Issued by Citroën, signed and printed on security paper. The official document, obtained for you and delivered to your home. It is neither a copy nor a reconstruction.
The Citroën COC costs CHF 335 and arrives in 5 to 10 working days. It is the original issued by Citroën, ordered for you and delivered by post.
335 CHF
certificate price
- 5 to 10 working days
- Registration in Switzerland and Europe
- Delivery worldwide, from 6.20 CHF
Also available for this make
Choose at least one document to order.
What the document looks like
A real copy of the certificate issued for this make. Click to enlarge.
What we need from you
Your chassis number, the 17-character VIN, and 1 document depending on your situation. Vehicle from 1996 or newer :
The Swiss registration certificate, grey. One photo is enough: the holder and the vehicle are shown together.
The document from the country of registration: Zulassungsbescheinigung Teil I in Germany, carte grise in France, carta di circolazione in Italy. Photograph all sides that contain data.
The document must contain the chassis number (VIN) and your name: this proves to the manufacturer that the vehicle is yours. Garage invoice, sales contract or order form.
Everything is submitted online when you place your order. Your documents are encrypted upon receipt and stored outside the public website. First order? See the four-step process.
Who issues the Citroën certificate of conformity (COC)
Citroën belongs to the Stellantis group, like Citroën Utilitaire, Peugeot, Peugeot Utilitaire, DS.
Only the manufacturer can issue this document: no intermediary can produce or correct it. Our role is to prepare the file, handle the process and follow your order through to delivery.
The Citroën certificate of conformity (COC) is generally available for vehicles first registered from 1996 onwards.
On this site, Citroën is listed under "Passenger cars" (EU vehicle category M1). See all brands: Passenger cars.
The most common Citroën models in Switzerland
The certificate of conformity (COC) is ordered vehicle by vehicle, from the chassis number. These are the Citroën models most often registered in Switzerland, from most to least common:
- Citroën C3
- Citroën C4
- Citroën C1
- Citroën C5
- Citroën Berlingo
- Citroën DS3
- Citroën Jumpy
- Citroën Picasso
- Citroën DS4
- Citroën C8
- Citroën DS5
- Citroën e-C4
- Citroën C2
- Citroën C-Crosser
Ranking based on vehicles in circulation (SwissCarInfo data). Your model is not listed? The order works the same way: the chassis number is what counts.
Recognising a Citroën chassis number
The first three characters of the chassis number (VIN) identify the manufacturer: this is the WMI code. 9 prefixes are assigned to Citroën in our database:
8BC9359BDLDCMR1VF7VFYVR7VS7
If your number starts with one of these prefixes, our check recognises the brand automatically. A different prefix does not mean the vehicle is excluded: some models are built by another manufacturer of the group. Check my chassis number.
Frequently asked questions about the Citroën COC
How much does the Citroën certificate of conformity (COC) cost?
The Citroën COC costs CHF 335, a fixed price shown before payment. Delivery is charged separately and depends on the destination.
How long does it take to receive the Citroën COC?
Allow 5 to 10 working days from the complete file. This is the manufacturer's lead time, plus postal delivery.
Which documents are needed to order?
The 17-character chassis number and, depending on your situation: registration certificate, invoice or purchase contract. Everything is uploaded online when ordering.
Is the certificate an original?
Yes. The document is issued by Citroën and we forward the original to you. We produce neither copies nor reconstructions.
Can I order the COC for a Citroën C3, C4 or C1?
Yes. The order works the same way for every Citroën model: the manufacturer checks the vehicle from its chassis number. If the manufacturer refuses to issue the certificate, we return its tariff to you if it returns it to us, together with the delivery charges; the handling fee remains due (article 10 of our general terms and conditions).
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