You need to get a replacement V5C certificate (vehicle log book) if the original has been lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed by you or your insurance company. You can apply online or by phone if...

5 天之前 · In section 10, you’ll find the green slip that will be used to transfer the vehicle over to the future owner should you wish to sell your car. This is called the ‘New keeper supplement’ section, or...

You’ll need to register your used vehicle yourself if it does not have a vehicle log book (V5C). You need to tax a used vehicle before you can use it on the road. There’s a different way to...

All you need to know about the V5C, also known as the V5 form or logbook. Find out about losing a V5C document, change of address and V5C replacement.

The V5C tells when the car was first registered and what type of a car it is – the car brand, model, tax class, fuel type, suspension type, engine size and number, VIN number, number of seats, the colour of the car and more.

2024年7月5日 · What is a V5C logbook? The V5C logbook, also known as the V5C registration certificate, is an official document issued by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), and serves as proof of vehicle registration. It contains vital information about the vehicle and its owner.

Latest V5C DVLA Log book explained. Definitions of each section of DVLA’s new car log book V5C document. How to replace, update or change a car owner’s name or address from a sale or transfer of ownership.

When you look at the V5C/2 section of your vehicle logbook, you will see a rectangular, green-coloured slip placed in the top mid-section of the page. The slip requires you to start from the left-hand side by filling in the vehicle’s registration number, followed by the name and address of the new keeper and then the date of the vehicle’s sale.

2019年5月5日 · If you are selling a car the buyer will expect to receive the V5C/2 (new keepers details slip) so that they can become the new keeper. If you do buy a car without a V5C/2, you can apply to get a new logbook, but the companies that issue them do not recommend this as it implies that you didn’t buy the car from the registered keeper.

2021年4月9日 · When you finalise your purchase and take ownership of the vehicle, the previous owner is legally required to provide you with the green ‘new Keeper’s details’ slip of their logbook (V5C/2). If you are the seller, you will be expected to provide the vehicle’s V5C/2 form to the new owner at the time the sale is finalised.