Can I get a new V11 reminder?

Yes! If you’re missing your DVLA reminder (called a V11) or your Registration Certificate (known as the V5C) you can still renew your vehicle tax at the Post Office. You’ll also need your Registration Certificate (your V5C). If you don’t have one, you can apply for a replacement – though this costs an extra £25.

How do I find my V11 number?

The 16 digit reference number from your tax disc renewal letter, which is also known as your V11. Or the 11 digit reference number from your log book, also known as your V5C.

Can I get a V11 online?

This form has two purposes, and as such is called the V11 ‘Vehicle Licence Application or SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification)’. With the V11, tax can be renewed online, by phone or at a post office that deals with vehicle tax.

Can I tax my car with new keeper slip?

It is possible to tax your car without your log book. You can also tax your car from a new keeper slip, using the 12-digit reference number. Alternatively, you can tax your car at the Post Office. If you choose the Post Office, then you will need a valid MOT certificate and the new keeper slip.

Can you tax a car without the V11?

You can tax your vehicle without a V11 reminder letter using a: V5C registration certificate (logbook) in your name if you’re the current keeper. V62 application for a registration certificate if you’re the current keeper. green ‘new keeper’ slip if you’ve just bought the car (and do not have a V5C in your name yet)

What do I do if I lost my V11 form?

If you’re the current keeper, you must apply for a replacement V5C and tax your vehicle at a Post Office. If you’re the new keeper, you cannot tax your vehicle without a new keeper slip. You’ll need to apply for a new V5C by post. You can also get the form from the Post Office.

Can I tax a car without MOT?

If your car has no valid MOT and no tax, you can drive it to a test centre. That’s because, without an MOT, you will be unable to renew your road tax. By law, your vehicle needs to have passed its MOT test to be taxed. Once it passes, however, you must immediately organise your car tax so you are driving legally.

How can I tax my car without a v5 or V11?

You can tax your vehicle without a V11 reminder letter using a:

1. V5C registration certificate (logbook) in your name if you’re the current keeper.
2. V62 application for a registration certificate if you’re the current keeper.
3. green ‘new keeper’ slip if you’ve just bought the car (and do not have a V5C in your name yet)

Can I tax my car with just a V62?

What do you use the V11 form for?

This form has two purposes, and as such is called the V11 ‘Vehicle Licence Application or SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification)’. The V11 can be used to either renew the vehicle’s tax or declare that it will be off road (see Statutory Off Road Notification ).

When do I get the new V11 tax letter?

Customers whose tax expires on 31 January 2019 will receive the new style V11.

When do I need to use vehicle tax form V10?

You should only use this form if: you have not received a ‘Reminder to get vehicle tax or make a Statutory Off Road Notification’ (V11) any vehicle details (for example, tax class) have changed

When does the V11 reminder letter expire?

The V11 vehicle tax reminder letter is changing. The Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has communicated that the V11 is changing from January 2019. Customers whose tax expires on 31 January 2019 will receive the new style V11.