The DVLA lost my V5C and now want me to pay for a replacement?
I sent my V5C logbook to the DVLA with a change of fuel notification. After a month I called them and they said to wait longer but they could tax it over the phone. The log book never arrived so I called to tax it again and they said they had no record of it and I would have to pay £25 for a replacement. This seems unfair, particularly as they have bad press for documents going missing. Can I continue without one?
Asked on 11 August 2020 by bbruce
Answered by
Georgia Petrie
No, you'll need one. But I would certainly be emailing to make a complaint because you aren't wrong about documents being lost recently. My advice would be to send things by recorded delivery so you have proof.
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