arghghghg i cant tax the indy
I sorned the car 6 months ago so the v11 i was sent is out of date well i assume it is as the ref number dosnt work online
i have insurance and mot
do i have to go to the DVLA so i can get tax for stoneleigh ? or is there a form i can fill out at the post office ?
You can do it in person at the post office
If its been Sorned you will need to take your vehicle registration document etc
HTH
[Edited on 25/4/11 by perksy]
thats the prob i cant find my log book.
You can do it online...
how can i do it online as the rf number i have is old now and wont work.... is there another way ?
find your v5 and use the ref number from that.
you have just saved me a whole lot of time! I and planning on putting my car back on the road in the next couple of weeks your post reminded me that it is still currently MOT (all be it to the 27th of this month) and insured!! dig out the locost file and ten minutes later its all taxed ready for the MOT centre!! Thank you very much!!
log book is in a safe location, i just cant find that safe location....
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Originally posted by perksy
You can do it in person at the post office
If its been Sorned you will need to take your vehicle registration document etc
HTH
[Edited on 25/4/11 by perksy]
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Originally posted by Davegtst
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Originally posted by perksy
You can do it in person at the post office
If its been Sorned you will need to take your vehicle registration document etc
HTH
[Edited on 25/4/11 by perksy]
No you don't, i didn't anyway. I taxed a sorned car the other week by going to the local post office and saying i had forgotten the v11. No questions asked.
yep, come on people read what the actual problem is!
sadly i don't know the answer, but i get annoyed when people start answering something that was never asked
Eh blake? Just go to the post office with your mot and insurance, take the v5 just incase, play dumb and tell them you forgot the v11. They
didn't check to see if it's sorned or currently taxed, worked for me.
[Edited on 25/4/11 by Davegtst]
if the v5 is the log book thats the bit i cant find.
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Originally posted by Davegtst
Eh blake? Just go to the post office with your mot and insurance, take the v5 just incase, play dumb and tell them you forgot the v11. They didn't check to see if it's sorned or currently taxed, worked for me.
[Edited on 25/4/11 by Davegtst]
i have the same problem. i tend to put important things in safe places where i wont forget then forget where the safe place was.
dont think you will be able to tax it at the post office without the v5. you should be able to do it down at the local dvla office.
time to rip the house apart and find the v5.
this any help?
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/OwningAVehicle/HowToTaxYourVehicle/DG_069680
says you can do it by phone... probably not the easiest/quickest way, but they might be able to give you some more options of info, or use the old ref
on the v11? don't know, but worth a call?
thank you blake....
I took in a V11 from the year before to tax the pug... They said it was out of date and I said that's all I got..
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Originally posted by Ninehigh
I took in a V11 from the year before to tax the pug... They said it was out of date and I said that's all I got..
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Originally posted by indykid
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Originally posted by Ninehigh
I took in a V11 from the year before to tax the pug... They said it was out of date and I said that's all I got..
Did they let you tax it, or is that just an interesting anecdote of your trips to the post office?
I didn't, that's why I posted it because I told them they had to accept the documentation I gave them as that was the documentation I
needed. Turned out they were due to send a new v11 in about a month as that's when the sorn renewal was.
Thing is they either take it or they don't, and I'd have a nice time arguing that I'm trying to be legal so if I'm not allowed to
be legal is it any wonder so many people don't bother? Think of all those uninsured cars in the country, maybe it's because you're
looking at several times the value of the car just to be covered? Maybe that's why so many people don't.
However that's a different rant...
I have just done mine from sorn at the post office just looked on line to find out what i needed which is insurance/v5 logbook and mot if its due
post offices are like dvla centres not all know the correct procedure but the above is correct as per the dvla website
From DVLA website:
4 If you are already the registered keeper of a vehicle but have lost your
V5C, you can tax your vehicle at a DVLA local office, but you will need to
fill in a V62 and pay a fee. Or, if there are no changes to your details, you
can phone Customer Enquiries on 0300 790 6802 and pay a fee to apply
for a new V5C. When you receive your new V5C, you will be able to tax
your vehicle at a Post OfficeŽ branch that issues tax discs or apply online.
As Blake said, I would tax it by phone using your V11, even if it is out of date.