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[Hendrixfan]

:Angry:

Does anyone know whether it is actually possible to speak to a real person at the DVLA? I have just spent nearly half an hour trying different options and getting nowhere. My enquiry doesn't quite fit their exact categories, and there doesn't seem to be a "General Enquiries" or "All Other Enquiries" section. I am losing the will to live!!!
(and I am fed up with my English spelling coming up as errors, but that's another matter!!!)

Steam...........

 

[buttons]

:Angry:
Does anyone know whether it is actually possible to speak to a real person at the DVLA? I have just spent nearly half an hour trying different options and getting nowhere. My enquiry doesn't quite fit their exact categories, and there doesn't seem to be a "General Enquiries" or "All Other Enquiries" section. I am losing the will to live!!!
(and I am fed up with my English spelling coming up as errors, but that's another matter!!!)
Steam...........

Yes it is possible but you will live to regret it. :Sad:

 

[Gran & Rog]

it is possible be patient and better still can sometimes (I say that with tongue in cheek) be very helpful.

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[chatter]

early morning or around the 5pm mark are the times i have found best, just go for the most likely option to give you a person to speak to they will always put you through to the right department

 

[tofo]

This paragraph borrowed from another site i visit

01792 782918). Our procedures are currently under review regarding changes made to body

A direct reply from dvla regarding self build
i assume the number a real person:thumb:

 

[John & Joan]

I spoke to a very helpfull gentleman when they registered my Mercedes, Hymer S700, Motor Caravan as a Mercedes, Renault Scenic, Pick up.

You can always go to the Local DVLA office and speak face to face with someone. I had to resort to this to get it registered as PHGV instead of PLG.

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[nomadic]

Yes, I would support John's suggestion, go to your local/regional office.

We had to recently, and they were most helpful, another couple were also having difficulty getting the correct information from DVLA HQ, and a local officer was making the calls to help them also.

I have to say we were most impressed

 

[BionicPixie]

yes ... and they were most helpful. I needed to speak to them after they told me my vehicle details were wrong and I did not own it after a bout of near hysteria the very nice lady sorted it all out and told me it was the error of the post office when I had retaxed Matilda. She then sent me a nice letter as well as my V5 explaining it:thumb::thumb:

you do need to have perseverance though!

 

[slobadoberbob]

You try taxing a disabled scooter ..now that is fun

You try taxing a disabled scooter ...We gave up with DVLA - Swansea.. in the end went to the local office in Maidstone in Kent..sorted out in one visit.

Bob:thumb:

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