Working at the DVLA
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Gun Metal

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821 posts

270 months

Monday 23rd May 2005
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Is there somebody on PH who is working at the DVLA or knew somebody who is working at the DVLA.
I bought an TVR in England and I lost the V5 document.
The Dutch DVLA do not accept a copy which I had made of the V5 document.
So what to do?

tvrgit

8,489 posts

281 months

Monday 23rd May 2005
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Young man, are you listening to me, I said
young man, are you down in Swansea, I said
young man, and I'm sure you'll agree
there's no need to be unhappy

Young man, when you sit on your chair, I said
young man, there's V5s everywhere, I said
young man, we can give you a dare
you could make us all so happy.....

It's fun to work at the D V L A
It's fun to work at the D V L A
You can licence a car, you can licence a van
you can register all you can

It's fun to work at the D V L A
It's fun to work at the D V L A
you can link MOTs or note personal plates
or record the first registered dates

Young man, can you hear what I say? I said,
young man, you could work there today. I said
young man, your application seems right
But to read it takes a fortnight.

No man does it all by himself, I said
young man, pick a form from the shelf,
And just put it, at the foot of your tray.
it can wait till you've got your pay....

It's fun to work at the D V L A
It's fun to work at the D V L A
You can licence a car, you can licence a van
you can register all you can

It's fun to work at the D V L A
It's fun to work at the D V L A
you can link MOTs or note personal plates
or record the first registered dates


sorry, couldn't help it, the thread title was asking for it...

tvrinbfg

1,460 posts

313 months

Monday 23rd May 2005
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If the V5 is in your name, write to the DVLA. If not, ask the previous owner to very kindly request a duplicate and forward it on to you. Either way will probably take 3-5 weeks.