rob1273 wrote:Hi, does anyone know how or what info the dvla will accept as proof of age for an imported scooter? I spoke to the dvla and they said scooter owners club or manufacturer. Has anyone out there done this?
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Why is this thread entitled "Nova" when there is no mention of Nova or any related question in this opening post please?
I'm looking to register a vehicle in uk from abroad. Never done it before, I know you need to complete a NOVA but not sure how to get info if I have no supporting paperwork. Maybe nova could read v55
I have a gp to register..in procees of date cert..problem i have is i was left it by my mate when he died 6 years ago.i haven't had it that long..i have none of his receipts for it.it was fully rebuilt by him..the other problem is the engine has no num on it either..any suggestions appreciated..
Just be aware when you fill your form in that you have to be careful what you put. Any vehicle bought in from Europe has to be Nova'd within 15 days or else you're liable for a hefty fine. Most people make something up if they do it online and have had the scooter for a while. Alternately you can write to the PTU in Kent and explain it in a nice letter. Both the scooters I've done to date I've had since before the Nova thing. They were private sales and there was no paperwork, and they were happy with that.
maggo1974 wrote:I have a gp to register..in procees of date cert..problem i have is i was left it by my mate when he died 6 years ago.i haven't had it that long..i have none of his receipts for it.it was fully rebuilt by him..the other problem is the engine has no num on it either..any suggestions appreciated..
You will need to start again from scratch as if it is a first Registration. You will not be able to re-clain the old Reg' No unless you have documentary supporting evidence linking the frame number to the Reg' No ie: Old log book or MOT certificate etc. If you have any of those you can re- claim the number using a V765 form, if not it is the first registration route unfortunately. The lack of an engine No is irrelevant and DVLA are not bothered by this. All you need to know can be found here:-