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OldBlueVolvo Jan 19th, 2019 10:35

Driving Licence
 
Hello all, my driving licence and car logbooks still show my old address from about 3.5 years ago. Before I update DVLA with the details (and risk a £1000 fine!), does anyone have any advice on how to proceed? Especially if you have been in this position before.

Thanks

ThomasG Jan 19th, 2019 10:39

Can you tell how did that happen?

OldBlueVolvo Jan 19th, 2019 10:44

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Originally Posted by ThomasG (Post 2486486)
Can you tell how did that happen?

I never updated the addresses when I moved in 2015.

I Feel Old Jan 19th, 2019 10:45

Can you not just update the address without telling them the date of change?

ITSv40 Jan 19th, 2019 10:46

I don't see that there is a major issue.

You have a valid licence registered to your old address, you moved and forgot to tell DVLA. You have now realised that the address needs changing and will send the details to DVLA. they ar enot going to be interested in how long you have lived at your current address.

It would be a completely different matter if you were involved in an accident or similar and the police are involved and you have to present your licence. In that scenario there is a chance they would throw the book at you.

OldBlueVolvo Jan 19th, 2019 10:47

When I went onto the DVLA website, it said I would need to provide my addresses for the last three years.

OldBlueVolvo Jan 19th, 2019 11:00

I have looked at my "counterpart D740" form and it doesn't require so much information as the website for a change of address, so it might be a safer bet!

I Feel Old Jan 19th, 2019 11:04

So give them your current address and your previous address, still shouldn't need to tell them move date.

garethXC Jan 19th, 2019 11:04

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my "counterpart D740" form
dont forget the counterpart is now no longer a valid part of the licence.

OldBlueVolvo Jan 19th, 2019 11:06

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Originally Posted by garethXC (Post 2486498)
dont forget the counterpart is now no longer a valid part of the licence.

I'm just reading that now on the post office website.


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