Transfer of reg - is it straight forward at local DVLA?

Transfer of reg - is it straight forward at local DVLA?

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dotty

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Tuesday 7th February 2012
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Apologies for the naff title, but words were limited.

To cut a long story short I have recently bought a cherished plate from a friend. I have the transfer paperwork and the transfer fee has been paid.

I'd rather go to a local DVLA office to sort this out, my local office being Theale, Reading.

I am hoping to change the address on my V5 at the same time..

Is this a straight forward process? it seems far too easy having dealt with DVLA in the past with various issues!

I'll assume I just need to take the necessary paperwork, sign a couple of bits and smile nicely?


dotty

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681 posts

199 months

Tuesday 7th February 2012
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Thanks for your help, as I thought it would be too simple for it to happen there and then lol.

dotty

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681 posts

199 months

Tuesday 7th February 2012
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It's only a half hour trip for me, the trouble is they don't have an enquiries number. I'll take a gamble. smile

dotty

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Tuesday 7th February 2012
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SLacKer said:
Well I went to do this a few weeks ago at Worcester DVLA office and they did it there and then. Took about 10 minutes. It was not overly busy when I went so maybe that is the difference.
so you went there filled out the forms, came home and fitted your new plate? I'll assume they give you a new tax disc there and then too in that case.

dotty

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681 posts

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Tuesday 7th February 2012
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So to satisfy my curiosity I rang the DVLA. They can confirm it is just a case of walking in with the following

Grantee/Nominee form for the plate
MOT
V5
Photocopy of tax disc.

Sorted smile

dotty

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681 posts

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Tuesday 7th February 2012
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I am taking my other car to the office, doing the deed there, coming home and replacing plates/tax disc etc on the drive.

That is of course if the car is still there and not crushed as it is an 'un-taxed' car biggrin

dotty

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Tuesday 7th February 2012
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I'll probably just stick the car cover on smile

dotty

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Tuesday 7th February 2012
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Cheers for the replies smile

dotty

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Wednesday 8th February 2012
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Yeah, the form I have is the V778

http://www.personallyyours.co.uk/wp-content/upload...

With my name as the nominee smile

dotty

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Thursday 9th February 2012
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Just for info, went in to the office today, got my ticket, waited 5 minutes and was done and dusted and walking out of the door with new tax disc, MOT etc 15 minutes later.

Superb service.