Certificate of Retention

A registration slip renewal, also known as a retention certificate, is a document issued by the vehicle registration agency that allows a vehicle owner to retain the rights to a specific registration number without immediately assigning it to the vehicle. It enables the owner to retain the registration mark for future use.
The purpose of retaining the certificate is to prevent the registration mark from being reassigned to another vehicle if the owner decides to buy a new vehicle or temporarily stops using the mark. It allows the owner to retain exclusive rights to that specific registered mark for a specified period.
To obtain a certificate of retention, you will usually need to contact your local vehicle registration agency or visit an online portal (if one is available). You may be required to complete an application form and provide necessary documentation, such as proof of ownership and identification.
There may be fees associated with obtaining a certificate of retention, which may vary depending on your location and the required retention period. The registration authority will provide you with detailed information about fees and payment procedures.
Once your application is processed and approved, you will receive a retention certificate that confirms your ownership of the registration mark and allows you to use it in the future when it is assigned to a vehicle.
If you have any additional questions or need assistance obtaining a certificate of retention, please feel free to ask!