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Cherished Number Plates Search

To find a list of private registrations that meet your requirements, just indicate the desired number of digits, letters, or numbers. This search method is particularly useful for potential investors who are seeking affordable cherished dateless plates..


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Prefix Private Registration Plates

Prefix number plates are a popular and eye-catching style of vehicle registration. They were issued between 1983 and 2001, and the prefix indicates the year of registration. The first letter on the plate signifies the year in which the vehicle was registered, followed by a unique combination of numbers and letters. Prefix plates have become highly sought after due to their distinct design and age-related significance. Additionally, they offer personalisation options for drivers looking to add a unique touch to their vehicles.


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Suffix Private Plates

Suffix style registration plates were introduced in 1963 and were in use till 1983. The registration plates comprise three letters, one to three numbers, and a final letter indicating the year of registration, starting with "A" for 1963, "B" for 1964, and so on. If you are interested in purchasing a suffix private plate, you can utilise our easy-to-use suffix plate builder that provides instant results at an unbeatable price. With our platform, you can customise your plate by selecting your preferred letters and numbers to create a unique registration that reflects your personality. Our suffix plates are high-quality and legal for use on UK roads, so you can be sure of getting a great value for your money.


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Current Style Car Registrations

The existing style of number plates is made up of seven characters. It starts with two letters, followed by a two-digit number and ends with three more letters. These registration plates can still be used to spell out words, for example: DE51 RED. This type of new number plate allows for a much larger number of combinations compared to the previous versions that were available before 2001. However, the letters "I" and "Q" are not allowed, but the letter "Z" can appear as part of the last three characters.


Verifying your identity

It is a requirement of law that before we can despatch your number plate/s, we need to see proof of your name and address and proof that you can use the registration mark.

1. For proof of name and address, please send one of the following documents (the first in the list is the preferred):

  • A valid driving license (whether or not issued in the United Kingdom)
  • A passport (whether or not issued in the United Kingdom)
  • A national identity card (whether or not issued in the United Kingdom)
  • A utility bill (including council tax)
  • A police warrant card
  • An armed forces identity card

2. For proof that you can use the registration mark, please send one of the following documents:

  • Form V5C (log book)
  • Form V750 (certificate of entitlement to a registration mark)
  • Form V778 (retention document relating to a right of retention in a registration mark)
  • Form V11 (vehicle licensing reminder issued to a registered keeper)
  • Form V379 (temporary registration certificate)
  • Form V948 (authorisation to purchase a number plate)

Please send the required original documents to the following address:

New Reg
PO Box 911
Longton
Preston
PR4 5PS

If you require more assistance, please call us on 01772 566400

We understand that this law is an inconvenience for you but we as a registered number plate supplier have to abide. Rest assured, if you comply with the above promptly then there will be absolutely no delay in sending out your order. That is a guarantee!

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