How To Secure a New or Re-New Your Plate Number In Nigeria Before The Deadline Date Of September 30th 2013.

The Federal Road Safety Commission has warned that old number plates will become invalid by September 30, 2013. We here can help any interested person or body that needs to get a new plate or re-new their old license plate, below are the requirements you'll need to get started.


How To Acquire a New Plate Number In Nigeria.

1, Applicant completes online registration (MVA01) form at www.nvisng.org, prints completed form and attach all relevant vehicle documents and proceeds to SBIR/MLA (State Board of Internal Revenue/Motor Licensing Authority) office.
2, Pays for vehicle number plate at SBIR/MLA and is assigned a number plate.
3, Applicant takes his/her vehicle to VIO for physical inspection and is issued a Road worthiness certificate, if VIO is satisfied with the condition of the vehicle.
4, Applicant then goes to Road safety for the verification of documents provided. The verified document are:
      Driver’s License
      Insurance Policy Number
      Means of Identification
      Proof of Address (e.g. Utility Bill)

5  Applicant goes back to SBIR/MLA, where his/her Proof of Ownership Certificate (POC) number will be printed. Then the Proof of Ownership Certificate, his/her Vehicle Number Plate and Vehicle Identification Tag (VIT), is released to him.

Requirement to Re-validation(RE-NEW) Of Plate Number

1, Allocation Paper
2, Treasury Receipt
3, Photocopy of Driver's License Plate
4, Old Plate Number

Requirement For Change Of Ownership

1, All the document of the old owner
2, Passport Photograph
3, Photocopy of Driver's License
4, Letter from the old owner to the new owner


We can help you in the process of securing any of this services

Contact me here (SBIR/MLA Direct Agent)
08102951775, 08058453134
BB pin: 2A927E75
akuson.henry@gmail.com