Theory online - Where else can you get a registration number?

The interactive website that partners The Car and Motorcycle Theory Test book

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Where else can you get a registration number?

Dealers in registration numbers advertise in the national press or specialist magazines and many have their own website. They may sell registration numbers from their stock or act as an agent for motorists who want to sell the registration number from their vehicle. Dealers may also sell registration numbers that they have bought from us, but they are not acting on behalf of DVLA.

The Cherished Number Dealers Association (CNDA) is a trade association of certain registration number dealers. The CNDA has set standards of trading which include providing written terms and conditions of business for their customers.

Members of the CNDA show the CNDA logo on their advertisements. If you would like more information about the services offered by the CNDA or a list of its members you can write to:

Head of Cherished Number Dealers AssociationRMIF, 201 Great Portland StreetLondon W1W 5AB.

Phone: 0207 307 3597