In NSW, swapping number plates is a Service NSW job—think “plate exchange/transfer”, not driveway improv with a cordless drill. If both vehicles are registered in NSW and in the same name, you can do a plate exchange; otherwise it’s a transfer to the new owner. Bring proof of identity, the registration details (and the plates if you’re swapping), fill out the form at a Service NSW Centre, and pay the fee—personalised plates from MyPlates have their own charges and rules. Staff record the change, hand your plates back, and you (or the fitter) bolt them on—tell your insurer the new plate number afterward. Keep the vehicles roadworthy and registered; if anything’s lapsed, fix that first or expect a polite “no”. Short version: paperwork, plates, payment—done, without swearing at a stripped screw.
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