
Applying your private registration to your vehicle might seem straightforward, but it can be more involved than you think.
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Call Us: 0800 689 4795The V750, the V778, the eV948 and the forms in between: putting a registration on a vehicle, taking one off, moving one between cars, and renewing the right to use it before it expires.

Applying your private registration to your vehicle might seem straightforward, but it can be more involved than you think.

Our Done-For-You Paperwork Service is a comprehensive solution to manage the entire process of transferring a private number plate to your vehicle.

The V750 Certificate of Entitlement is an important document when you buy a private plate. There are some key elements on the certificate you need to know.

Renew a V750 or V778 every 10 years, in the 28 days before it expires. Renewing is free, and missing the date loses the right to use the registration.

What the V750 certificate of entitlement and the V778 retention document prove, where the certificate number is, how long they last and how to use one.

If you've come across the term “eV948 Certificate of Authorisation” and are wondering what it is and how to get one, read on!

How to take a private registration off a car and put the original plates back on: the £80 DVLA application, what you get back, and having the plates made.

Wondering if you need to let your insurance know when you upgrade the number plates on your car? Read this blog post to shed some light.

How to move a private registration from one car to another: the £80 to take it off, the free assignment, what you need, and how long each step takes.