ByName899
Hello.
Could you actually change the license plates of two registered cars?
I bought a new car, but haven't sold my old one yet. But I want to keep my old license plate.
Would that work?
Thanks in advance
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Hi, yeah.
Of course, you must not change the license plates when both vehicles are registered, as each belongs to the individual vehicle.
If you unsubscribe the car that is for sale, you may have the new car assigned to it.
This was the same for me. A waiting time as someone wrote here was not necessary.
At least one day or so, I just let that go from the admission service.
Only if you cancel the old car.
The combination is reserved for 6 months on your name. New plaques will be glued on and you will be charged the desired sign fee.
The latter can be cheaper depending on the new embossing.
I mean, these marks have to rest for a certain time and are not immediately forgiven.
you sign up your old car, and the new one with the same license plate.
there is also the possibility of a change identifier whether this applies to you, no idea
Hello
Yes, take signs at the registration office, transfer car.
Greetings
… contact your competent admission office….you would have to address your request anyway…