I have just bought a car for myself and my mum to use i need info on tax dvla site no help?

Question

I am the registered owner but mum is the name on the insurance as i only have a provisional licence can we tax it help any answers

Answer 1

What is the problem you can do it by 'phone, internet or with the MOT and Insurance cover note at the Post office. In your case I would do the former

Answer 2

The registered keeper of the vehicle must be named on the insurance certificate. This means that you can get tax if you are listed on the certificate, even if your mum is the policyholder. If you are not a named driver (which you should be by the sound of it) then you will have to transfer the car into your mum's name.

Answer 3

i would have thought so, you must be down as a named driver on the insurance policy? from what i can gather the dvla are only interested in the car having insurance - the actual policy details are not revealed you can read this on www.miic.org.uk/public/evl.htm
hope this helps!

Answer 4

Take the log book, MOT [if required], and insurance to a post office, fill in their form, and they will give you the disc, 6 or 12 months, and Uncle Gordon will say thank you.

Answer 5

yes no problem use a car tax form V10 with your V5C registration certificate or V5C/2 new keepers supplement.

Answer 6

http://www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/index.jsp

Just click the blue link and you can tax it online, all you need is a number off the log book and another number from the mot certificate.

Answer 7

you should find that so long as you are a named driver on the insurance it will be acceptable..regards..den

Answer 8

have a read here........

http://www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/?SKIN=directgov