Frequently asked questions

Yes, all the number plates listed in our 'Garage' are owned by Team Reg and are ready for immediate transfer to new owners. This means you can trust that the plates are available and can be quickly assigned to your vehicle.

When you buy a registration, we provide a digital download with step-by-step instructions to assign your new number plate. If you know the vehicle, you can complete the process online. We include everything you need, including a link to the government website (open 7am to 7pm). You'll need the V5C Registration Certificate for the vehicle. It's a straightforward process that ensures your new plates are ready to go.

Once the number plate is transferred to your name or a nominee's name, it cannot be refunded. Ensure the plate you purchase is suitable for the intended vehicle before buying. Please check the details provided for each plate to avoid any issues.

No, the price you see is all-inclusive with no extra charges. When you buy a registration, we provide a digital download with instructions to assign your new number plate. If you know the vehicle, you can complete the process online. We include everything you need, including a link to the government website (open 7am to 7pm). You'll need the V5C Registration Certificate for the vehicle. All prices include government assignment fees, and we supply a standard set of front and rear plates with every registration. For any questions, contact us via our Ask Reg Page or email us at info@teamreg.co.uk. It's a hassle-free process with no hidden costs.

After you successfully assign your registration online at the DVLA portal, you must complete these four essential steps before driving: • 1. How soon must I fit my new plates? You must fit your physical plates immediately after receiving the online "Success" confirmation. It is a legal offence to drive with your old registration once the change is processed. • 2. Do I need to tell my insurance company? Yes. You must notify your insurer immediately. Failing to update your registration number can invalidate your policy, as the police ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) systems will flag your vehicle as uninsured if the plate doesn't match the database. • 3. When will my new Log Book (V5C) arrive? The DVLA will automatically send a new V5C reflecting your private registration. This typically arrives within 3 to 5 working days for online applications, though the DVLA officially advises it can take up to 4–6 weeks. • 4. What about my Congestion Charge or ULEZ accounts? You must manually update any automatic payment accounts, including Auto Pay for ULEZ, Dart Charge, or resident parking permits. These systems do not update automatically and may issue fines if the old plate is still on the account.