You can find your vehicle registration in several ways depending on your location and situation:
- If you are in the Netherlands, your vehicle registration is typically in the form of a registration card (credit card format) that you receive when you buy or register a vehicle. This card contains your vehicle details and owner information. You can check the validity of your registration card online via the RDW website by entering your registration number and document number found on the card
. If you need a new registration card, you can apply for one through RDW, especially if you have lost it or need to replace the paper certificate
- For more detailed vehicle information or to view your vehicle registration data online, the RDW offers services like "Mijn voertuigen" where you can see your vehicle details and history up to 9 years back
- In the UK, vehicle registration details can be checked online through the DVLA website using your vehicle registration number. This service provides information about the vehicle tax, MOT status, first registration date, and other vehicle details
- In the US, vehicle registration is generally a paper document or card issued by your state's motor vehicle department when you register your car. It is usually kept in your vehicle, often in the glove box. If you cannot find it, you can request a duplicate registration from your state's DMV, often online or by mail
In summary, your vehicle registration is typically a card or document issued when you register your vehicle, kept in your possession or vehicle, and can often be verified or replaced through your local vehicle authority's website or office.
