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That's annoying :-( Booked in with WBAC for Friday am only to find the V5 has vanished :-( Spent an hour searching at home and my office desk to no avail; got a feeling it never arrived.
Not a big issue, £25 from DVLA over the phone, but now I have to redo the WBAC thing and hope the price offered is the same :-(
Just wanted a moan - for a change ;-)
I can't find my mot cert anywhere. No biggy. Car is booked in this week and I'll just lose a few days off the next one.
But I went to renew my tax online and it says they can't find a record of my mot.
So I checked my mot online and they have a record of it there.
You'll not lose any of your remaining time with your current mot.
It's all done online now and you don't need to take your old certificate along.
I don't think that's the issue Dave. I thought if you brought your old cert along, your new cert starts from the day of expiry of the old cert. If you don't have the old cert, then I thought the new cert started from the day of testing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave+63
Double annoyance!
The dealer never sent off the change of ownership slip :-(
So a month now to get a new V5 :-(
So it's been pointed out to me, because I never got the V5 then there's never been a change of ownership so makes you think... what about any speeding tickets over the last 6 months?!
It's all done online now. They have the information as to when your current mot expires so the new one will start the day after.Quote:
Originally Posted by seikopath
ok cheers dave. I'm just at a loss as to why my mot shows on the online mot register but not on the one for renewing tax.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave+63
Don't you have a bit to send off as well? If the DVLA had received your part of the form and not seller's they should have contacted you about the discrepancy.Quote:
Originally Posted by solwisesteve
Not any more - nobody has to send off anything. All can be done online.
No... I 'assumed' it was in the pile of paper work I got with the car :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by stefmcd
I know... stupid and I won't do it again. An expensive mistake :-(
Car tax no longer carries on with ownership change either. You get a refund as the seller on any remainder and the purchaser needs to buy a new car tax.
Might Be worth putting up what car you've got and price- WBAC 9 times out 10 will offer behind market value as they put all their car through Auction- you never know might get more on here :eagerness:
More than welcome to PM me the car and what price they came up with, I'll tell you whether it's a decent price or not( been in the trade 20 years)