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Begin by carefully reading the information provided on the form. This ensures you understand the requirements for surrendering your number plates.
Fill in the 'Plate Type' and 'Plate Number' fields accurately. Ensure that you select the appropriate reason for plate surrender by ticking the relevant boxes, such as 'Authorised destruction' or 'Cancelled/Expired'.
Indicate the number of plates being surrendered by selecting either 'One' or 'Two'. Provide your Client/Licence Number and full name in the designated fields.
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