I recently passed my test in Stonehaven, near Aberdeen, but the family has just moved down to Yorkshire and somehow in the chaos of the move my test pass certificate has been lost, so I am unable to send off for my full driving license. Im stuck on who to contact to get another one as the test centres do not have phone numbers to call. Does anyone know how I can sort this out?
Thanks in advance.
Answer:
No problem. Get a D1 application form from any post office. Complete sections 1 to 5 and sign and date section 8.
Under section 1 put your new address and it will also ask if you have changed your address - tick yes and then put your old address in the little box.
Under section 3 tick the box "exchange following a test pass" and in the box where it asks for Category put the category you passed i.e. B = Car, A = Motorbike, C = Lorry, D = Bus.
Write a letter to say that you cannot find your test pass certificate and state where and what date you took your test.
Include both parts of your licence (photocard and counterpart). If you have lost both or one part - say so in the letter.
No fee. Send to DVLA, Swansea, SA99 1BJ
Why didn't you send off for it straight away?
Surely the test centre you took your test at would be able to put you straight.
Contact driving instructor.
try calling the dvla, im not sure of their number,
if you log onto their website im sure you will find theh help you require on there, after all they are the people who issued it in the first place.
Hope this helped
hi you need to contact the driving standards agency head quarters.their address is
driving standards agency
stanley house
56 talbot street
nottingham
ng1 5gu
tel 0115 901 2500
fax 0115 901 2600
you could also try
driving standards agency
po box 280
newcastle upon tyne
ne99 1fp
tel 0870 01 01 372
fax 0870 01 02 372
good luck i hope this helps
ps it will also help if you could have to hand when you ring them up the following information
your driver number is the long number across the middle usually starts with the first few letters of your surname
which test centre you passed at
and the date of your test
try contacting the Driving Standards Agency. The examiners are employed by them. If you give them the date you passed your test they might be able to help you
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