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tony_cluedo

tony_cluedo Posts: 105 Forumite

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29 August 2015 at 4:11PM in Motoring

I'm in NI and my car insurance runs out at the end of this month. I'm away all of September into October. Is it possible to fill in the SORN form and post it off to cover the month of September? Then get the car taxed when I return in October?

Basically can you have a SORN for a month?

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LadyDee Posts: 4,293 Forumite

29 August 2015 at 5:38PM

I had to SORN my car for two weeks - just did it online.

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AdrianC Posts: 42,189 Forumite

29 August 2015 at 6:08PM

Is the car parked on the road?

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tony_cluedo Posts: 105 Forumite

29 August 2015 at 6:10PM

No, it will be left at my parent's house which has a yard round the back to park in. It will not be on a public road.

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Iceweasel Posts: 4,769 Forumite

29 August 2015 at 6:39PM

You can SORN a car for a single day if you wish.

Dead easy on-line.

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