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[quote]In many locations in UK it is possible to have a DVLA licence check carried as long as the driver has 3 forms of id one of which must be photo id (ie Passport) these DVLA checks can only be operated when the DVLA office is open Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm and Sat 9am - 1pm. Sunday - not possible
Please check before booking whether the branch offers DVLA checking this service is chargeable and paid locally to the branch concerned usually about £5.00 All branches reserve the right to refuse
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Please check before booking whether the branch offers DVLA checking this service is chargeable and paid locally to the branch concerned usually about £5.00 All branches reserve the right to refuse
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http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/DriverLicensi...
Says:
Premium checking service
You can use the premium checking service to get your application checked and sent on to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), when applying for a photocard driving licence. The service is available at selected Post Office® branches and DVLA local offices. The service isn't available for online applications.
Post Office® branches
You can apply for your licence at a Post Office® with your application, identification, photograph and any required fee. A clerk will check your application to be sure that all sections have been filled in correctly and send it to DVLA. They may also need to send your identification depending on what you use with your application.
Post Office® branches need one of the following identity documents:
* current United Kingdom (UK) passport
* proof of receipt of UK State Retirement Pension (a bank or building society statement received within the last three months)
* proof of eligibility to UK State Retirement Pension letter (BR2102, BR2103 or BR5899)
If you use your digital passport it will be given back to you if you allow DVLA to check your identity with the Identity and Passport Service (IPS). If you use your proof of a pension, you'll have these documents given back to you. DVLA reserves the right to ask for these documents if necessary.
If you use a digital passport and do not allow DVLA to check your identity with IPS or you use a non-digital passport the document must be sent to DVLA.
Identity documents must be in your current name. You can't use this service if you're changing your name.
There is a premium service fee which is additional to the licence fee.
* Premium service at Post Office® branches Opens new window
DVLA local offices
DVLA local offices provide a similar service to the Post Office®. If you have a licence issued in another country, a service is offered at a select number of local offices.
Licenses issued in another country
You can use this service if you are applying for a full British licence in exchange for a current full paper or photocard driving licence from an European Community/European Economic Area country or designated country. There are three local offices that provide the service - Glasgow, Nottingham and Wimbledon. You can also use the DVLA's main reception at:
DVLA
Longview Road
Morriston
Swansea
SA6 7JL
That should get your photocard renewed in double quick time! Just don't rely on the DVLA not cocking the whole thing up.
Try and get your car hire booked now!
Says:
Premium checking service
You can use the premium checking service to get your application checked and sent on to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), when applying for a photocard driving licence. The service is available at selected Post Office® branches and DVLA local offices. The service isn't available for online applications.
Post Office® branches
You can apply for your licence at a Post Office® with your application, identification, photograph and any required fee. A clerk will check your application to be sure that all sections have been filled in correctly and send it to DVLA. They may also need to send your identification depending on what you use with your application.
Post Office® branches need one of the following identity documents:
* current United Kingdom (UK) passport
* proof of receipt of UK State Retirement Pension (a bank or building society statement received within the last three months)
* proof of eligibility to UK State Retirement Pension letter (BR2102, BR2103 or BR5899)
If you use your digital passport it will be given back to you if you allow DVLA to check your identity with the Identity and Passport Service (IPS). If you use your proof of a pension, you'll have these documents given back to you. DVLA reserves the right to ask for these documents if necessary.
If you use a digital passport and do not allow DVLA to check your identity with IPS or you use a non-digital passport the document must be sent to DVLA.
Identity documents must be in your current name. You can't use this service if you're changing your name.
There is a premium service fee which is additional to the licence fee.
* Premium service at Post Office® branches Opens new window
DVLA local offices
DVLA local offices provide a similar service to the Post Office®. If you have a licence issued in another country, a service is offered at a select number of local offices.
Licenses issued in another country
You can use this service if you are applying for a full British licence in exchange for a current full paper or photocard driving licence from an European Community/European Economic Area country or designated country. There are three local offices that provide the service - Glasgow, Nottingham and Wimbledon. You can also use the DVLA's main reception at:
DVLA
Longview Road
Morriston
Swansea
SA6 7JL
That should get your photocard renewed in double quick time! Just don't rely on the DVLA not cocking the whole thing up.
Try and get your car hire booked now!
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