I have lost my insurance documents. how can i tax my car?

B2B

you can do it online without your documents as your car should be on the MID database,

Kerry K

if you have time you can tax your car online - the DVLA will have a record that the car is insured and has a valid MOT - if not then you need to contact your insurer for a copy cover note

r doug w

Tax your car online..

Nimbus

If you do it on line the system knows whether or not you have insurance on the car.

Its a very easy system

remowlms

Ask your insurance company for copies of the documents.

dels replies

Insurance details are held on line at DVLA,,, You can't do it at Post Office but can tax on line or by phone..

Peo

Contact your insurence people they will send you more.

UK-Guy18

re -apply for a insurance cerfificate

or ask the post office to ring your insurance company and they might do it that way ...

domme me

if you do it online, the DVLA will check your details from the insurance database............ then there's no need for bits of paper

Smoby J

Ring DVLA and in some cases you can go to there offices and sort it. They should be able to view your insurance.

Otherwise as the other have said , ring your insurers for a copy of your documents otherwise it cannot be taxed

nosdda

Your insurers can send you a copy of your Certificate of Insurance.

Anne W

No you can't - call your insurers and ask them to send you a temporary cover note.

saajan_1982

get ur insurance company to fax or email it to you... let them know the urgency

victoria b

Hi i lost mine, whilst waiting for the replacement which by the way might cost you as it did me i decided to do it on line they have records of everything mot insurance the lot worth a try .

hugh7101

tax it on line, all your details will be in the data base, its a real surprise how easy it is to do, as its a government agency i thought it would be an over complicated pain to use but its not.

designedtolast

The only way you can do it is to call your insurance company and get them to send you another one in the post. It will cost you approx Â£25 to Â£30 depending on your insurer, but you won't be able to tax it at the post office unless you get one.

Failing that, you can get your tax disc on the DVLA site and they can check automatically that your car is insured through their computers. I would however, still get your insurance documentation as you never know when you may need it.

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ANN R

To Be honest,It will take a little time to find the answer for the question of yours.have a look at the resource here http://www.CarInsuranceFree.info/free-car-insurance.htm for your reference .

lilybelle

You'll have to wait for new documents. You NEED this before you can tax it. If your insurance is with a bank or a company, go into the branch and ask them to get a copy of your documents faxed from head office. I worked in a bank and we used to do this all the time. If you can't do that, you'll have to wait for new documents to be sent. They may be able to send them next day delivery if you pay the charge.

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