applying for first provisional liscence
im 18 and have no form of id, i misplaced my NI letter when i was 16, i have a payslip from my employer which contains my NI though. I read that i could send this payslip with my original birth certificate, the only issue is me and my parents dont have that, i order a certified copy of my birth certificated but i have just read the following on the DVLA website, ''You cannot use:
photocopies or laminated certificates
certified copies including those certified by the Post Office document certification service''
it says no certified copies... so how on earth am i going to be able to get a form of id... without having a form of id?
any help would really really be appreciated.
photocopies or laminated certificates
certified copies including those certified by the Post Office document certification service''
it says no certified copies... so how on earth am i going to be able to get a form of id... without having a form of id?
any help would really really be appreciated.
Original post by otcallum
im 18 and have no form of id, i misplaced my NI letter when i was 16, i have a payslip from my employer which contains my NI though. I read that i could send this payslip with my original birth certificate, the only issue is me and my parents dont have that, i order a certified copy of my birth certificated but i have just read the following on the DVLA website, ''You cannot use:
photocopies or laminated certificates
certified copies including those certified by the Post Office document certification service''
it says no certified copies... so how on earth am i going to be able to get a form of id... without having a form of id?
any help would really really be appreciated.
photocopies or laminated certificates
certified copies including those certified by the Post Office document certification service''
it says no certified copies... so how on earth am i going to be able to get a form of id... without having a form of id?
any help would really really be appreciated.
A copy you via the General Register Office -- https://www.gov.uk/order-copy-birth-death-marriage-certificate -- is an original, for this purpose.
What the DVLA website means by "certified copy" in this context is one where an original document has been photocopied and someone has certified the photocopy -- e.g. "I certify that this is an accurate copy of an original document".
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