Where Do You Send a V62 Form? DVLA Postal Address
If you need to apply for a vehicle registration certificate (commonly known as a log book or V5C) and cannot do so online, you must use form V62. This form is for situations where you do not have a log book, need a replacement, are not yet registered as the vehicle’s keeper, or need to update details that cannot be changed online.
How to Submit the V62 Form
The V62 form is a paper-only application and cannot be completed or submitted digitally. Once filled in, you must post the completed form, along with any applicable fee, to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). Electronic submissions are not accepted for this form.
Where to Send the V62 Form
Send your completed V62 form to the following DVLA address:
- DVLA
- Swansea
- SA99 1BA
- United Kingdom
It is important to use the exact address above to ensure your application is processed without delay. The DVLA processes all V62 applications centrally at Swansea.
Additional Information
- If you only need a duplicate V5C and do not require any changes, you can apply online instead of using form V62.
- You can tax your vehicle at the same time as applying for the V5C if needed.
- Include any required fee with your postal application; check the latest fee details on the official DVLA website before sending.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the official DVLA guidance on GOV.UK regarding vehicle registration certificates and the V62 form.
Official reference: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/application-for-a-vehicle-registration-certificate. Always check the latest official guidance. Related forms: Browse our form category.
Important: This article provides general information. Government rules, forms and procedures can change, and this article may not reflect the latest updates. Check current GOV.UK guidance or the relevant authority before relying on it. ITG & Co. is independent and is not affiliated with a government department.