What happens if my car with a personalised numberplate is stolen?
If my car with a valuable personalised numberplate is stolen, am I able to retain title to the personalised registration number? If not, do I need to take out separate insurance?
Asked on 16 November 2020 by Richard Monk
Answered by
Keith Moody
Yes, you can apply to retain the number. You've got two years and a half years to notify the DVLA but you must have called the police to report the theft and the car must have had tax and a valid MoT when it was stolen.
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