Is there anyway to find the owner of a particular reg plate?

[bendrick]

Latest response from the original DVLA employed respondent who I do know is a long term experienced manager:-



'He’s wrong. Almost completely.'


He did suggest to read the Classic Car article again so whether the DVLA recieved a number of enquiries after it was published and they are aware of its content which may have been misinterpreted I don't know.




Don't shoot the messenger I'm just enquiring on behalf of the original poster and I suppose for others to who may be interested in a similar scenario, better take it up with Classic car weekly.

[stocktake]

Get her name changed by deed poll to LS53 NMM, problem solved.
Oh I know this is a serious thread but i'm bored

[Greeners]

Originally Posted by stocktake

Oh I know this is a serious thread but i'm bored

somethings never change

[Rick-sta]

Originally Posted by stocktake

Get her name changed by deed poll to LS53 NMM, problem solved.
Oh I know this is a serious thread but i'm bored

Haha I think if that were her name more people would pronounce it right

[marinabrian]

Originally Posted by stocktake

Get her name changed by deed poll to LS53 NMM, problem solved.
Oh I know this is a serious thread but i'm bored

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