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slappy2
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Posted - 08 June 2012 :  7:26:43 PM  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add slappy2 to your friends list
Hi guys,
wanting take plate off pug now as buying a van but unsure whats quickest best way to do so??

im going be buying a van next few weeks so unsure if worth paying for plate to just go on retention or package which does changing over too?
bit lost with it all tell the truth

What happens with insurance side of things once plates have been changed back? do you need to call them once YOu have the paper work sent back from dvla

hope someone can help did think about leaving it on car but had it while plus had bit shock when found out what worth

thanks

slap


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Posted - 08 June 2012 :  8:24:52 PM  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add tonyf8166 to your friends list
can you not find out what your looking for on the dvla web site
but im sure you have to update your insurance and the AA or RAC if your in them


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Posted - 09 June 2012 :  08:05:06 AM  Show Profile  Visit davidsenior's Homepage  Click to see davidsenior's MSN Messenger address  Send davidsenior a Yahoo! Message Bookmark this reply Add davidsenior to your friends list
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The Retention Scheme enables a number to be held apart from the vehicle it has been assigned to, for a 12 month period pending its re-assignment to another vehicle. Only the registered keeper of a vehicle is entitled to apply for a right of retention. Application form V778/1 Retention of Vehicle Registration Mark must be completed and the application fee is £25 plus an assignment fee of £80, bringing the total payable to £105 (at time of publication). Successful applicants are issued with a V778 Retention Document, valid for 12 months, which records details of the registration number, the grantee (the applicant), and nominee details where supplied in the application. If, after you have received your document, you wish to add or change nominee details, you will need to apply to DVLA, returning your document together with a fee of £25.
Once you have assigned the retained number to your, or your nominee's, vehicle you have fully exercised your rights under the terms of the retention facility. After assignment, entitlement to the number comes through being the keeper of the vehicle which has received it. Only the keeper is entitled to apply for further retention or transfer of the number.
If the vehicle which is receiving the retained number is already registered, its existing number will become void unless an application to retain or transfer that number is made at the same time.



Slappy I got that from reg transfers site mate.

You can keep your number on "retention" for up to 12 months by doing it that way.
Once you have bought the van you can transfer (through dvla) to your retained number the van's original number becomes void then, and by reading the above, it looks to me like you would only have to pay the once.
So as I read it you could transfer to another van antime within the 12 month period.






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Col7777
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Posted - 09 June 2012 :  09:20:02 AM  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add Col7777 to your friends list
Many years ago I had a brand new motorbike, I bought a plate from the DVLA that was personal to me, I had to take my log book in to the DVLA, I was called up when my turn came and the lady took my log book and told me to wait, after about 20 minutes she came back and gave me a new log book and said, "That's it all done."
I can't remember if I had to send my new log book off to the insurance or not but after a week I got a new insurance policy, this might be a slightly different case as to what you are doing but the whole process took less than 2 weeks.


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