From: Champ on
My Garage Manager [1] tells me that I need to renew the SORN for my
750 turbo. I've not received a reminder from DVLA.

On the DVLA web site, it asks me to enter the 11 digit reference
number from the V5. Unfotunately, the example document shown on the
site is the 'modern' V5C (the gatefold style), and my document is the
older single piece of paper style. There is a reference number shown
on the doc, which is 11 digits (4+3+4) [shown in the bottom right
section of the blue section, and again in the red section], but when I
enter this into the web site, it says it doesn't match to any vehicle.

I've called the DVLA number (the one with a human being behind it),
but "Due to a high volume of calls..." etc

Anyone got any ideas?

[1] http://www.mygaragemanager.com/
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Champ
We declare that the splendor of the world has been enriched by a new beauty: the beauty of speed.
ZX10R | Hayabusa | GPz750turbo
neal at champ dot org dot uk
From: Charlie on
On 07/04/2010 10:08, Champ wrote:
> My Garage Manager [1] tells me that I need to renew the SORN for my
> 750 turbo. I've not received a reminder from DVLA.
>
> On the DVLA web site, it asks me to enter the 11 digit reference
> number from the V5. Unfotunately, the example document shown on the
> site is the 'modern' V5C (the gatefold style), and my document is the
> older single piece of paper style. There is a reference number shown
> on the doc, which is 11 digits (4+3+4) [shown in the bottom right
> section of the blue section, and again in the red section], but when I
> enter this into the web site, it says it doesn't match to any vehicle.
>
> I've called the DVLA number (the one with a human being behind it),
> but "Due to a high volume of calls..." etc
>
> Anyone got any ideas?
>
> [1] http://www.mygaragemanager.com/

I know it's a fraffly 20th century suggestion, but you could write to
them. A recorded delivery letter, although expensive, would surely
cover you against future (more expensive) 'action' by DVLA.
From: Adrian on
Champ <news(a)champ.org.uk> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were
saying:

> On the DVLA web site, it asks me to enter the 11 digit reference number
> from the V5. Unfotunately, the example document shown on the site is
> the 'modern' V5C (the gatefold style), and my document is the older
> single piece of paper style.

Those haven't been valid for a few years, and should all have been
replaced with V5Cs by now - they're meant to have sent V5Cs out
automagically, on re-taxing or SORNing, but some that've been off the
road for a while have been missed. You'll need to get on to DVLA to
request a replacement manually.
From: Champ on
On 7 Apr 2010 09:24:44 GMT, Adrian <toomany2cvs(a)gmail.com> wrote:

>Champ <news(a)champ.org.uk> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were
>saying:
>
>> On the DVLA web site, it asks me to enter the 11 digit reference number
>> from the V5. Unfotunately, the example document shown on the site is
>> the 'modern' V5C (the gatefold style), and my document is the older
>> single piece of paper style.
>
>Those haven't been valid for a few years, and should all have been
>replaced with V5Cs by now - they're meant to have sent V5Cs out
>automagically, on re-taxing or SORNing, but some that've been off the
>road for a while have been missed. You'll need to get on to DVLA to
>request a replacement manually.

Ah.

Sounds like Charlie's suggestion of a letter is the best idea.
--
Champ
We declare that the splendor of the world has been enriched by a new beauty: the beauty of speed.
ZX10R | Hayabusa | GPz750turbo
neal at champ dot org dot uk
From: Rusty Hinge on
Champ wrote:

> My Garage Manager [1] tells me that I need to renew the SORN for my
> 750 turbo. I've not received a reminder from DVLA.

/snip/

I have a horrid feeling that the Honda thingie's SORN is out of date too.

Fortunately, I can drop in at the local orofice.

I'm passing it on Friday - but my train departs at 08.45 innit. Fat
chance they'll be open before breakfast.

--
Rusty
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