Can I tax car without logbook?

Can I tax car without logbook?

Can I tax a car without a log book? No, you can’t tax a car without a log book as you need the 11-digit reference number. If you’re a new keeper of the car and you don’t have a V5C in your name yet, then you can use your green new keeper slip and tax the car using the 12-digit reference number.

How do I get a log book for my car Ireland?

Steps to receive replacement motor documents for your car:

1. Download RF134 Replacement application from the Department of Transport website.
2. Complete the RF134 form and signed and stamped at your local Garda Station by a member of An Garda Siochána.
3. Post the replacement document with the relevant fee to a motor tax office.

Is a log book the same as a V5C?

Your V5C, also known as a car log book, is proof that you are the registered keeper of the stated vehicle. The V5C form evidences that the car is registered with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).

Do I need the log book to renew my tax?

You don’t need the log book to get the tax renewed. Just the MOT and insurance Cert and the Letter from DVLA. I’ve lost my log book and I managed to SORN my car.

How long does it take to renew tax disc online?

You can renew your tax disc or Statutory Off Road Notice (SORN) on the DVLA’s Vehicle Licensing website. It only takes a few minutes and can be done 24 hours a day. Why it makes sense to renew online When you apply online there’s no need to have any insurance or MOT documents to hand, as the checks are done automatically.

Do I need the logbook to tax my car?

As long as you have the reminder letter which proves (as much as the logbook anyway) that the car is registered to you, you just need to take your insurance and MOT. I know you’ve fixed the problem OP, but you definately don’t need the log book to tax your car anyway. Just the MOT certificate and an insurance certificate.

Where do I Send my registration book and tax disc?

This application is for registration books, registration certificate, tax disc, trailer licence card and certificate of roadworthiness. The completed form and appropriate fee must be sent to your local Motor Tax Office. This is a prototype – your feedback will help us to improve it.