Transfer an E-Toll Account due to a deceased estate

If you need to transfer a Transport for NSW E-Toll Account to another person because the account holder is now deceased, you can do this at a service centre. 

The account may be transferred to a spouse or surviving partner, but not a family member. You can also close the account.

All of the following:

• your proof of identity
• your E-Toll Account details
• the E-Toll tag (if closing the account)
• the E-Toll Account Transfer form.

In addition, one of the following pieces of documentation confirming the deceased's status:

• a completed Advice of Death form
• the death certificate (original or copy)
• a newspaper death notice
• a letter from a solicitor or the NSW Trustee and Guardian advising that the person is deceased
• in the case of a missing person presumed deceased, a 'Presumption of Death Order' issued by the Supreme Court (original or copy).

You'll also need one of the following pieces of documentation confirming the relationship status:

• a marriage certificate (original or certified copy)
• proof of billing address
• Statutory Declaration signed by a Justice of the Peace.

1. Download and complete the Transfer E-Toll Account – PDF.
2. Make sure you have all the required documentation.
3. Visit a service centre and lodge your application.