Vehicles · All the Canary Islands
Homologate your vehicle without the runaround: engineer's project and ITV paperwork
Converted your van, changed the suspension or imported a vehicle? To pass the ITV you need documents signed by an engineer. I prepare them, and the whole process is online: you send data and photos, you receive the paperwork ready.
The two procedures I handle
Almost every case falls under one of these. Not sure which is yours? Fill in the form and I'll tell you.
- Modification approval: you've modified the vehicle (camper furniture, suspension, tyres, seats, lights...) and the ITV requires a technical project and certificate.
- Reduced technical sheet: you've imported a vehicle (or technical documentation is missing) and need it to register or pass the ITV. Delivered in 24-48 h.
Cases with their own page: camper van conversion approval and foreign / imported vehicles.
Just changing tyres? Try the free tyre equivalence calculator: it tells you instantly whether you need homologation.
Why online works better in the Canaries
I work with clients on all 8 islands. For most modifications and reduced sheets I don't need to see the vehicle in person: with the registration document, technical sheet and photos I prepare the paperwork and send it ready for your garage and your ITV station. No trips, no waiting rooms.
Get your quote now
Three steps, under two minutes. I reply within 24 working hours with a fixed price.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to bring the vehicle anywhere?
Not to me. I prepare the technical documents from your data and photos. The vehicle only visits the garage (if the modification needs its certificate) and the ITV.
Do you cover all the islands?
Yes. As it's a documentary procedure I serve all 8 islands: Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Graciosa.
I don't know if my case is approval or reduced sheet
Easy: if you modified the vehicle, it's a modification approval; if technical documentation is missing (typical with imports), it's a reduced sheet. Still unsure? Send me the details and I'll confirm.