personal registration number ...what do i do now?

Question

i have sold my car & will be keeping my reg. no. usually i would apply to dvla to have it re-registered for the new owner ..but the buyer has his own reg. plate ..so what happens ? do i re-register it then he puts his number on...the car has never had its own reg i've had it from new

Answer 1

DVLA website will tell you

You can apply to have "your" number placed on retention and DVLA will issue the car that you take it from a "date related plate" This will cost you £80.00 at the last count but that fee does cover when you wish to place it on another car and no further fee payable

It is valid for one year and DVLA will remind you just before renewal date

Whole process takes about a week to carry out

Answer 2

I don't know what state you are in. Some states, the plate goes with the car. In others, the plate stays with the owner. It sounds like you in a state where you own the plate. Here in North Carolina, you just take the plate back to motor vehicles and turn it in. It's up to the new owner to register the car and get his own plate and registration.

Answer 3

If you sold your car,you do not need to keep anything. If the buyer want to put his plates on the car,so be it,he will contact the licensing agency and take care of it. You don't have to do anything except release the plates,sign a release along with the bill of sale you give the buyer.

Answer 4

go to your local regisrtation office with all you paperwork for the car fill in the forms they give you pay 80 pounds they then issue a new reg no for your car and put your reg on retension for you untill you want to put it on anther car or sell it this retension has to be renewed every twelve months or you lose the number

Answer 5

RON 1 Short for Ve-roni-ca Even if it came on the market, I wouldn't be able to afford it. It probably belongs to someone like Ronnie Corbett

Answer 6

Contact the DVLA for advice they will help you