B3KAN
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Registered: 15th Feb 07
Location: Inverness, Highland
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Originally posted by andys sxi
phone them up about it and tell them the car isnt mot'd as it isnt finished yet you could still buy it and instead of being £80 transfer fee it will be £105 as it will go on retention for a year so that means you have got a year to put it on any car
best just phoning them up they will explain it more to you
It wont cost you any more as its already on retention when you buy it and the transfer fee it payed, you have a year to put it on a vehicle or you need to put it on retention again.
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fazza
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Registered: 7th Feb 08
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been speaking to speedyreg
they said i need it to go onto a car within 4 weeks 
dvla dont have the irish plates on there site
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Daimo B
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Best off reading tbh as DVLA are as helpfull and polite as an dude from Iraq who's just been bummed by a US soldier.
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Daimo B
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Originally posted by fazza
been speaking to speedyreg
they said i need it to go onto a car within 4 weeks
dvla dont have the irish plates on there site
Irish plate, ewww unsure then, but if its in the UK the law will be the same.
Can't help with the plate, but you can still buy the reg on retention, and as said, you've got a year to do with it as you want (or just put it back on retention for another year, and so on...)
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andys sxi
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Registered: 19th Jan 06
Location: Chester Drives:Scirocco tdi bluemotion
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Originally posted by B3KAN
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Originally posted by andys sxi
phone them up about it and tell them the car isnt mot'd as it isnt finished yet you could still buy it and instead of being £80 transfer fee it will be £105 as it will go on retention for a year so that means you have got a year to put it on any car
best just phoning them up they will explain it more to you
It wont cost you any more as its already on retention when you buy it and the transfer fee it payed, you have a year to put it on a vehicle or you need to put it on retention again.
says transfer fee on the which normally means transfer it to a car straight away
April 08 feature car
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nik
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Originally posted by VXR
Best off reading tbh as DVLA are as helpfull and polite as an dude from Iraq who's just been bummed by a US soldier.
Agreed, they make my blood boil. And FFS if your going into your local 'office' then check, check, check, check again, and again that you have EVERY bloody form (part a, b, b13, c5, a part 6, bb part 7a154746s) or they turn you straight away without saying sorry   
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fazza
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Registered: 7th Feb 08
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sweet cheers guys will ring them again tomorow after speaking to gf tonight.
she wants to get me it for my 21st 
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B3KAN
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Registered: 15th Feb 07
Location: Inverness, Highland
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quote:
Originally posted by andys sxi
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Originally posted by B3KAN
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Originally posted by andys sxi
phone them up about it and tell them the car isnt mot'd as it isnt finished yet you could still buy it and instead of being £80 transfer fee it will be £105 as it will go on retention for a year so that means you have got a year to put it on any car
best just phoning them up they will explain it more to you
It wont cost you any more as its already on retention when you buy it and the transfer fee it payed, you have a year to put it on a vehicle or you need to put it on retention again.
says transfer fee on the which normally means transfer it to a car straight away
Yes but when you put a plate on retention the transfer fee is inc 
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