dvla have lost my v5c?
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You're stuffed because the DVLA has lost the V5C sent to them by the vendor and won't admit it. All you can do now is obtain a Form V62 and register the car in your name. ... Just to add to the previous advice you gave about notifying the DVLA when you sell/part-ex a vehicle.
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The DVLA will then assign the old car with a replacement registration and send you a new registration document (V5C) within three to five days.
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The V5C or vehicle registration document registers your vehicle with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). It contains all the essential information about your car, such as the date it was first registered, its manufacturer, and the colour and engine size. It also shows who the vehicle's registered keeper is.
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['Fill in your D27P form.', 'Enclose a payment as requested by the reminder.', 'Send your completed application to: DVLA, Swansea, SA99 1AB.']
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To exchange your license, the process is pretty simple. You will need to complete an application form. This is available online at www.direct.gov.uk/motoringforms or via most post offices. Return it to the DVLA along with your license and the standard £50 fee for exchanging licenses.
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The DVLA do not re-issue plates that have previously been on vehicles. If you are able to remove the registration using the DVLA's online service to remove a number plate, then this can be done instantly. A new/replacement V5C will be sent to you - which can take 4 to 6 weeks to arrive.
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You'll get a confirmation email from DVLA after you've applied. You might be asked to take part in research by email, but you can opt out. Your updated licence should arrive within one week if you apply online. Contact DVLA if it has not arrived after 3 weeks.
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If you did not get a log book for your new vehicle Download and fill in an application for a log book (V62). Send it to DVLA with the green 'new keeper' slip you were given when you bought the vehicle. You do not have to pay a fee.
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You can update your driving licence, log book (V5C), DD details and personalised number plates. You can change you're address with the DVLA both online and in post.
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If your registration document or certificate has been lost, stolen or destroyed, you'll need to get a replacement from the DVLA in Swansea. Complete the vehicle registration certificate application form V62, (PDF) and send it with the £25 fee to the DVLA.
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Replace a lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed driving licence. Get a replacement provisional or full driving licence online with DVLA if yours gets lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed.
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Apply by post using a V62 application for a vehicle registration certificate (V5C). Send the V62 and required payment to DVLA, Swansea, SA99 1DD. If any of your details have changed you can use section 6 on the V62 to inform DVLA.
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You can call the DVLA on 0300 790 6801. You can also apply for a replacement licence by sending off a form in the post. You will need to pick up the D1 application form from your local Post Office.
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You need to fill out the “changes” section that appears on the D741 form supplied with the driving licence you are now replacing. If you have misplaced this form or no longer have it, don't worry. You can order a replacement on the Government's website, or obtain a fresh copy by popping into your local Post Office.
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If you do not get it within 4 weeks: complete form V62 - 'Application for a vehicle registration certificate' send it to DVLA with the new keeper slip given to you by the seller - if you do not send in the new keeper slip, you'll have to pay a fee.
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["Your V5C logbook or your V5C/2 if you've just bought the vehicle.", 'Your V11.', "Your V85/1 (if it's an HGV)"]
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It can take a few weeks for the DVLA to process an application, so you should wait for at least four weeks before you get confirmation that your vehicle is SORNed, and six weeks for a car tax refund, before getting in touch.