Get V317 Form Dmv

You will need to download and print off a V317 form (Application to keep a vehicle registration number). The registered keeper fills in sections 2, 3 and 9.1 of the V317 form. If you want to put a grantee's details on the retention document, complete 9.1, or if you want to add a nominee complete 9.2.

You now need to submit the V317 form, with full V5 registration document, an up-to-date MOT certificate, and a photo-copy of you tax disc, FOR EACH VEHICLE. You will also need to enclose payment for the transfer fee. Submit these to your local DVLA office. You can either send them by post, or take them in person.

The V317 form can be downloaded from the DVLA website.

You now need to submit the V317 form, with full V5 registration document, an up-to-date MOT certificate, and a photo-copy of you tax disc, FOR EACH VEHICLE. You will also need to enclose payment for the transfer fee. Submit these to your local DVLA office. You can either send them by post, or take them in person.

The V317 form can be downloaded from the DVLA website.

How long does it take to transfer a personalised number plate? Transfers done by post usually take 10-15 working days where payment clears successfully and all documentation is provided and completed correctly. In some cases we are able to conduct the transfer online.

You can do this online on the Government's website, or you can instead post the DVLA the following documents: The V5C log book of the car you want to transfer the private number to. Your V750 or V788 in both cases, you must fill out sections 1 and 2 and sign them.

Putting a number plate on retention - online service It's quick and straightforward, taking just a few minutes. At the moment this online retention is limited to keeping the personalised number in the name of the Registered Keeper of the vehicle. The name and address cannot be changed.

If you want to transfer a number plate between cars, you'll need to fill in a V317 form. ... The latter allows you to keep the registration from up to 10 years, so you don't have to affix it to a new car right away.