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Points On Licence
I received 6 points on my licence for driving without insurance, it was a genuine error but my fault non the less.
This was 2 years ago, I gave my licence into the police station and received it back with the points written on it, I have declared them every year since to my insurance company.
Last week I had need to check something on my licence and went onto the website - out of interest I thought I would check how much longer I had on my points but there were not there!
I logged in and logged out nothing there - do you think I need to keep declaring that I have points if nothing is showing up on the dvla website?
This was 2 years ago, I gave my licence into the police station and received it back with the points written on it, I have declared them every year since to my insurance company.
Last week I had need to check something on my licence and went onto the website - out of interest I thought I would check how much longer I had on my points but there were not there!
I logged in and logged out nothing there - do you think I need to keep declaring that I have points if nothing is showing up on the dvla website?
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They don't Eddie
They are (or were - see below) recorded on the paper counterpart.
A few months back this system was changed. Drivers' records are now held only electronically. The paper counterpart is now redundant. Now if, say, you want to hire a car you have to get a temporary code from the DVLA to enable the hire company to view your driving record.
They are (or were - see below) recorded on the paper counterpart.
A few months back this system was changed. Drivers' records are now held only electronically. The paper counterpart is now redundant. Now if, say, you want to hire a car you have to get a temporary code from the DVLA to enable the hire company to view your driving record.
Yes NJ, this is the site to get your licence details
https:/ /www.go v.uk/vi ew-driv ing-lic ence
As we both say the paper counterpart has no validity now, you can throw it away. Got a new licence last week, it says that if you still have a paper counterpart you can throw it away as it is meaningless.
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As we both say the paper counterpart has no validity now, you can throw it away. Got a new licence last week, it says that if you still have a paper counterpart you can throw it away as it is meaningless.