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Gard | 19:51 Wed 21st Sep 2005 | Motoring
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Hi. Just bought a new plate, and was wondering how to go about changing my current MOT certificate, and if there's a fee? Cheers
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When you apply to change the registration you must supply the DVLA with the V5C along with any valid MOT certificate and the current VED (Tax Disc) so that they can all be amended/re-issued.

20:11 Wed 21st Sep 2005
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Sorry Gard, but just wondered if anyone has the "cherished" plate ATW 1T.
20:21 Wed 21st Sep 2005
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No problem. 'A Twit' ?? Nice one
20:39 Wed 21st Sep 2005
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I was recently followed by a black 5-series BMW with the plate T4VVT driven by a 50+ year-old man with a self-deprecating sense of humour.
23:10 Wed 21st Sep 2005
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TVV4T is a rather interesting vanity plate because I'm pretty sure the DVLA don't issue plates that read "obscene" words and that would have been the case in 1979 too.

Guess that one got past them!

09:37 Thu 22nd Sep 2005
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Um... you read that backwards.
12:58 Thu 22nd Sep 2005

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