There's no escape from the DVLA

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Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
My partner has received notice from the DVLA to renew his license.
He's only been dead for 13 years :whistle:
It says "if you do not wish to continue driving, please return your license".
I did ask at the time if I should return his passport and driving license, the issuer of the dead certificate said no.
Meh! :wacko:
 
My partner has received notice from the DVLA to renew his license.
He's only been dead for 13 years :whistle:
It says "if you do not wish to continue driving, please return your license".
I did ask at the time if I should return his passport and driving license, the issuer of the dead certificate said no.
Meh! :wacko:
oh Pat, have you never seen, Sleeping With the Enemy.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
My partner has received notice from the DVLA to renew his license.
He's only been dead for 13 years :whistle:
It says "if you do not wish to continue driving, please return your license".
I did ask at the time if I should return his passport and driving license, the issuer of the dead certificate said no.
Meh! :wacko:
Shock could be a nasty one for him.
 

machew

Veteran
My partner has received notice from the DVLA to renew his license.
He's only been dead for 13 years :whistle:
It says "if you do not wish to continue driving, please return your license".
I did ask at the time if I should return his passport and driving license, the issuer of the dead certificate said no.
Meh! :wacko:
Send them a ouija board and say he will be in contact himself.
 
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Pat "5mph"

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
oh Pat, have you never seen, Sleeping With the Enemy.
No, I'm not into modern movies, why, is it relevant? I will Google it :smile:
How upsetting! When my father died I had to send his passport and driving licence back, so I think you might have been misinformed. The passport was cancelled and returned to me with a corner chopped off, for some reason. I suppose some people want to keep them.
Oh sugar!
Fortunately I have a spare dead certificate that I can send to the DVLA.
I don't have the actual license and passport anymore, and soon I won't have access to his last address either.
So, if the home office sends a letter there it will return to the sender.
Nobody will find the original documents, because I buried them in his garden many years ago ^_^
Would be easy though to commit identity fraud in similar cases, the dead registrar should really notify at least the passport office.
 
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Pat "5mph"

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
[QUOTE 4440834, member: 259"]Wouldn't have been a GB passport in Pat's case though.[/QUOTE]
True in my case, but his was British.
I did bring the documents along and showed them to the registrar.
 

Tin Pot

Guru
They don't accept calls for such information over the phone.

Christ, can you imagine if you still had to remember two letters from your "memorable word" in the afterlife? :stop:
 

classic33

Leg End Member
No, I'm not into modern movies, why, is it relevant? I will Google it :smile:

Oh sugar!
Fortunately I have a spare dead certificate that I can send to the DVLA.
I don't have the actual license and passport anymore, and soon I won't have access to his last address either.
So, if the home office sends a letter there it will return to the sender.
Nobody will find the original documents, because I buried them in his garden many years ago ^_^
Would be easy though to commit identity fraud in similar cases, the dead registrar should really notify at least the passport office.
In a white plastic airtight tub?
 
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