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marwel7 | 20:19 Mon 24th Jan 2011 | Motoring
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When applying for a replacement driving licence if you provide a birth certificate and letter from DWP do you still have to get the photo signed?
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marwell - why do you need a replacement? What form No are you using?
21:12 Mon 24th Jan 2011
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If you're simply seeking a replacement (photographic) licence where no details have changed (and the original document hasn't expired) you can simply do it by phone or online, without the need for any documentation.

If you're simply renewing the photo on your licence you don't have to get it signed. Otherwise you might have to.

See here
http://www.direct.gov...tedLicence/DG_4022085
and here
http://www.direct.gov...atedLicence/DG_078281

If your question relates to getting your licence back after disqualification, see here:
http://www.direct.gov...ifications/DG_4022491

Chris
21:21 Mon 24th Jan 2011

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