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22 November 2010, 02:59 PM
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If you have the reminder, yes. Otherwise no.
Did you photocopy the original V5 (all sides)? Doc ref number is on that. Re-apply for sorn after getting the new certificate too.
Helpful note: Always photocopy EVERYTHING you send to the DVLA (including cheques preferable with the return form behind it with reference details visible) - trust me on this; the amount of stuff they "lose in the post" is unbelievable - and they'll blame you for non-reciept of anything due to them.
Did you photocopy the original V5 (all sides)? Doc ref number is on that. Re-apply for sorn after getting the new certificate too.
Helpful note: Always photocopy EVERYTHING you send to the DVLA (including cheques preferable with the return form behind it with reference details visible) - trust me on this; the amount of stuff they "lose in the post" is unbelievable - and they'll blame you for non-reciept of anything due to them.
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22 November 2010, 03:06 PM
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If you have the reminder, yes. Otherwise no.
Did you photocopy the original V5 (all sides)? Doc ref number is on that. Re-apply for sorn after getting the new certificate too.
Helpful note: Always photocopy EVERYTHING you send to the DVLA (including cheques preferable with the return form behind it with reference details visible) - trust me on this; the amount of stuff they "lose in the post" is unbelievable - and they'll blame you for non-reciept of anything due to them.
Did you photocopy the original V5 (all sides)? Doc ref number is on that. Re-apply for sorn after getting the new certificate too.
Helpful note: Always photocopy EVERYTHING you send to the DVLA (including cheques preferable with the return form behind it with reference details visible) - trust me on this; the amount of stuff they "lose in the post" is unbelievable - and they'll blame you for non-reciept of anything due to them.
What he said.
22 November 2010, 04:00 PM
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If you have the reminder, yes. Otherwise no.
Did you photocopy the original V5 (all sides)? Doc ref number is on that. Re-apply for sorn after getting the new certificate too.
Helpful note: Always photocopy EVERYTHING you send to the DVLA (including cheques preferable with the return form behind it with reference details visible) - trust me on this; the amount of stuff they "lose in the post" is unbelievable - and they'll blame you for non-reciept of anything due to them.
Did you photocopy the original V5 (all sides)? Doc ref number is on that. Re-apply for sorn after getting the new certificate too.
Helpful note: Always photocopy EVERYTHING you send to the DVLA (including cheques preferable with the return form behind it with reference details visible) - trust me on this; the amount of stuff they "lose in the post" is unbelievable - and they'll blame you for non-reciept of anything due to them.
AND send it recorded delivery at the very least.
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22 November 2010, 04:12 PM
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If you have the reminder, yes. Otherwise no.
Did you photocopy the original V5 (all sides)? Doc ref number is on that. Re-apply for sorn after getting the new certificate too.
Helpful note: Always photocopy EVERYTHING you send to the DVLA (including cheques preferable with the return form behind it with reference details visible) - trust me on this; the amount of stuff they "lose in the post" is unbelievable - and they'll blame you for non-reciept of anything due to them.
Did you photocopy the original V5 (all sides)? Doc ref number is on that. Re-apply for sorn after getting the new certificate too.
Helpful note: Always photocopy EVERYTHING you send to the DVLA (including cheques preferable with the return form behind it with reference details visible) - trust me on this; the amount of stuff they "lose in the post" is unbelievable - and they'll blame you for non-reciept of anything due to them.
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