Frequently asked questions - car number plates UK

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The purchase of a car number plate in the UK is surrounded by many issues - particularly if it is a private or personalised plate, and it is important to follow strict rules and regulations. Here are some helpful and important questions you may wish to consider before applying for a "cherished" number.

Where can I find a list of registrations?

By searching the Internet, many sites provide details of registrations currently available and their prices.

Can I buy a personalised number plate for another person?

This is possible. If you are buying on behalf of another person, then you will be recorded as the purchaser. The person for whom it is bought for will be recorded as the nominee. As the personalised number is recorded against the vehicle, the nominee will have no trouble transferring onto something else.

If you are familiar with purchasing personalised number plates then this question may be of interest:

As I regularly purchase registrations form the DVLA, can I improve the whole buying process?

People who regularly buy can decide to become a frequent buyer. This entitles the buyer to an enhanced purchasing and identification facility. If this is of interest, the DVLA will be able to provide further information.

How do I get my number plate made?

This is a frequently asked question when a personalised number has been purchased. All number plate suppliers have to be registered with the DVLA. Please visit their website for details of these suppliers. By contacting them, you will find out how to go about having them made and what documentation you will need.

How is my registration number supposed to be displayed?

The new rules set out by the DVLA state the correct way of displaying your registration number. Due to the regulations in 2001, all new number plates have to conform to certain rules. Some of them are:

1.A number plate must be displayed at the front and rear.
2.Number plates must be easily read.
3.Lettering should be black on a white plate at the front and a yellow plate at the rear.

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