Accept additional cookies Reject additional cookies View cookies. Hide this message. Part of Buy a vehicle: step by step. Get vehicle information from DVLA.
Step 1 : Check the vehicle before you buy it. You are currently viewing: Check the details you've been given match DVLA's information Check the vehicle's MOT history Check if the vehicle has been recalled because of a safety issue Check the log book isn't for a stolen vehicle.
Step 2 : Buy and register the vehicle. Get a reminder when your MOT is due. Step 3 : Insure the vehicle. Check if your vehicle is insured on the Motor Insurance Database Read about vehicle insurance. Step 4 : Tax the vehicle. You need to tax the vehicle before you can use it on the road. In general, the vehicle registration number is your license plate number. It is unique to your car. In most cases, it contains numbers and letters. The combination of the two identifiers can be random or deliberate.
For example, some vehicle registration numbers include letters as state identifiers. But, each state has the freedom to combine numbers and letters as they see fit.
To get a vehicle registration number, you first have to apply for registration. The registration process varies from state to state.
But, once you pass it, the authorities will issue a vehicle registration number for your car. Your vehicle documentation might seem confusing. So, it might take you a couple of minutes to find the number you are looking for.
They both identify your particular car, but there is a big difference between them. The vehicle registration number can change. That might happen if you move to another state and apply for new registration, for example. Spot where your car registration document says "Plate Number" or "Registration Number.
Scan across to the series of numbers and letters corresponding with your plate, or registration, number.
This is the official number associated with your car in your state. Write down the registration number on your insurance or car permit applications.
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