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Claiming an 'abandoned' motorbike...
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A friend of my sisters asked if he could keep a motorcycle in her shed for a while whilst he went abroad. That was 3 years ago and she has not heard from him since. She now wants rid of the vehicle and has asked me if I want it (legal entitlement permitting). Does anyone know if it is legally possible to get hold of a V5 in my name and, if so, how I go about doing it? I suspect the bike has never been SORN'd. Thanks.
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you need a V62 form and it will cost you £25 to get a logbook.
you can get the form from a dvla office or online as a pdf.
if the bike is on the dvla system, then the current registered keeper will be sent a letter by the dvla. if they don't reply then the V5 may be transferred to you - but you will need to check this beforehand.
the bike will need to be mot'd, then insured then taxed.
you can get the form from a dvla office or online as a pdf.
if the bike is on the dvla system, then the current registered keeper will be sent a letter by the dvla. if they don't reply then the V5 may be transferred to you - but you will need to check this beforehand.
the bike will need to be mot'd, then insured then taxed.
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I have spoken with DVLA who have stated that it'll be no problem becoming the registered keeper - they will notify the old keeper at the held address and if a response is not forthcoming then will issue me the V5. The only problem I have now is ensuring it is HP clear! No websites seem to have details of the bike given the reg number. Even DVLA only have a 'partial' record?!
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Not sure if anyone is still interested.....
... but DVLA sent me a letter yesterday refusing the issue of a V5 stating that the original registration was issued for export!!? DVLA have told me to fill in a V55/5 but, even though the bike has never left the country, I now have to find a way of importing it without any original paperwork.
Any suggestions anyone?
... but DVLA sent me a letter yesterday refusing the issue of a V5 stating that the original registration was issued for export!!? DVLA have told me to fill in a V55/5 but, even though the bike has never left the country, I now have to find a way of importing it without any original paperwork.
Any suggestions anyone?
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