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Carreg.co.uk Has a Forum That is Full of Questions and Answers Regarding Car Number Plates

Staffordshire, UK. 30th March 2008. Being the UK’s number one private number plate dealer, Carreg.co.uk are always looking for ways of keeping the customers informed with all of the latest developments and news that affect the whole number plate industry. But this service is not just for the trade as collectors can also find this a valuable resource too.

The Carreg.co.uk management are pleased to say “Our forum is open to anyone interested in the number business, its free and anyone can ask any question regarding anything in the number plate world. This can be from Rare Number Plates to the Number Plates of the rich and famous. Just come along and join in” http://www.carreg.co.uk/forums/

The latest topics on the forum are:

Dvla & Number Plates - News

Any DVLA and Number Plates related news posted here....

Will Dvla Release Single Number/single Letter Number Plates?

We have all seen UAE auction number plates with single numbers (number 1, 5 etc) The number "1&q...

Number Plates - General Discussion

A place to chat about anything to do with private registrations!

Who's Got What Cherished Number?

Thought it might be a nice idea for members of the forum to show what reg numbers they already have?

Plate Spacing

Can anyone help

Ask Russ

Ask our manager anything you like concerning car numbers, he has excellent knowledge of every aspect...

New Very Rare Number Plates In Stock - Updated

we have most on DVLA certificate, all + vat + transfer See our stock below, call us on 01902 791 ...

Where’s Best To Buy Number Plates?

OK you have bought your Cherished number so wheres best to buy those plates? Halfords, independent h...

None Uk Private Number Plates News

Any information regarding PRIVATE NUMBER PLATES...

The Dvla (uk Government Department) A Law Unto Themselves...

The DVLA have made millions auctioning private number plates off like; K1 NGS sold £185,000 Dec 9...

Which Types Of Registrations Are Best Investments?

Can anyone advise which registrations I should buy as investments, I should be coming into some money

Who Are The Top Cherished Number Dealers?

With so many dealers in this business, who are the biggest and most successful?

This forum has many current topics like those above as well as some older topics, but what they will all have in common is the fact that each topic is based on a question and the forum works away at finding the answers. http://www.carreg.co.uk/forums/

About: Carreg.co.uk are proud to be members of all of the following Governing bodies: MIRAD - Member Of The Institute Of Registration Agents & Dealers :: The C.N.D.A - Cherished Number Dealers Association :: R.M.I.F - Retail Motor Industry Federation :: The R.N.C - The Registration numbers Club :: The F.S.B - The Federation of Small Business. BEWARE: Some Private Number Plate dealers are not members of any Governing body & offer NO security. Carreg.co.uk are members of ALL Governing bodies possible, we are as 100% safe & secure. http://www.carreg.co.uk/

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How do you get your vehicle title once you pay off your loan?

I've paid off my vehicle. Woo hoo! I wrote a letter to the lienholder and received a notarized "lien release statement". Then I wrote to my County Tax Assessor-Collector, who sent me an "Application for Certificate of Title" that I need to turn in with a check for $30.

But the application looks like something you'd fill out when you're selling, trading in or donating your vehicle. I don't want to do any of that yet – I just want to have the title in my name for when I do get rid of the car in the next 12 months.

Anyone have any experience (preferably in Texas) in transferring vehicle titles? Thanks.

Congrats on having a paid-for vehicle!! Feels nice, doesn't it?

The assessor's office might not have understood what you wanted when you wrote to them. Your best bet is probably to go to the motor vehicle registration office at the county courthouse (take the lien release statement with you), explain your situation, and tell them what you want. They will either have you fill out the paperwork and pay the fee on the spot, or they'll GIVE you the right stuff to fill out on your own, OR they'll let you know if there's nothing you need to do except wait for your new title (sans lienholder) to arrive from the state.

In any case, your answers will be at the courthouse, so go see them. Bring a book in case the line is long.