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When completing the form to renew your licence you will be asked to declare any medical conditions you have on the form and confirm that you meet the eyesight standards for driving. Complete the form and send it to Driver Licensing, County Hall, Castlerock Road, Coleraine, BT51 3TB with your photocard driving licence and the counterpart and a new passport type certified photograph.įor full details of renewing your driving licence in Northern Ireland, see Renewing Your Driving Licence at 70 plus in Northern Ireland. In Northern Ireland, the DVA will send you a DL1R application for renewal of a driving licence form about two months before your 70th birthday (and every three years from then on).

If you have a paper licence, you will need to send an up-to-date passport-type photo with your application. If you have a photocard licence, you will need to send a new passport-type photo with your application form. If you haven't got the D46P form, you can use a 'D1 application for a driving licence form', which you can pick up from a Post Office. Complete the form and return it to the DVLA. The DVLA will send you a D46P application form 90 days before your 70th birthday, and then every three years afterwards.

DVLA D1 FORM DOWNLOAD PDF HOW TO

You'll be given a user ID code and instructions on how to renew your licence.

DVLA D1 FORM DOWNLOAD PDF FOR FREE

You can renew your driving licence online (not in Northern Ireland) for free if you're 70 years or over, or if your 70th birthday is within 90 days. *If you have a paper licence, you will need to provide an up-to-date passport photo with your renewal application. It’s free* to renew your licence, which you can either do online or by post. When you receive your new licence, don’t forget to dispose of your expired licence and keep the new one in a safe place. If you carry on driving, your driving licence and motor insurance would not be valid, and you would be committing a serious offence which carries stringent penalties, which could include a heavy fine and having your car seized by the police. If you do not renew your licence, you will not legally be allowed to drive after your 70th birthday. The DVLA (or the DVA in Northern Ireland) will send you a reminder and an application form to renew your licence as your 70th birthday approaches and then every three years afterwards when your licence is due for renewal. You then need to renew it every three years afterwards. Driving licences expire at 70 years of age, so when you reach 70, you need to renew your driving licence if you wish to continue driving.

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