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Cancelled DD in preparation for SORN - dont do it!

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  • Rainbowgirl84
    Rainbowgirl84 Posts: 1,175 Forumite
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    I'd take all that's gone before re. pf with a pinch of salt to be honest.
  • I'd take all that's gone before re. pf with a pinch of salt to be honest.

    Who asked you? Who are you anyway?

    Been on the forum 6 months I see.... 50 posts.
  • khcomp
    khcomp Posts: 207 Forumite
    An interesting sideline to this topic;
    I pay my motorbike tax by monthly DD: The MOT actually ran out over the end of April / beginning of May whilst the bike was in my local garage waiting for a rear shock absorber to be built & delivered from Germany. MOT was carried out a couple of weeks ago, and I happily carried on riding.
    I received a final demand for May's road tax without any prior contact from the DVLA, so I checked and they hadn't taken this month's payment: The DVLA database checks for a break in MOT & automatically cancels any recurring DD.. worth keeping an eye on if there's any break in your MOT.
  • Blue_Max
    Blue_Max Posts: 725 Forumite
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    This thread got me worried. I have couple of motorbikes that has been off road for many years and used to send SORN every year.
    I heard somewhere that SORN is no longer required so have not bothered since.
    Am I going to get into trouble? :think:
  • khcomp
    khcomp Posts: 207 Forumite
    Blue_Max wrote: »
    This thread got me worried. I have couple of motorbikes that has been off road for many years and used to send SORN every year.
    I heard somewhere that SORN is no longer required so have not bothered since.
    Am I going to get into trouble? :think:

    If you've SORN'd, you should be OK - it no longer 'renews' - from the DVLA;
    'Your SORN lasts until you tax your vehicle again or it’s sold, scrapped or permanently exported. You don’t need to do anything to renew or remove a SORN.'

    You can check the status here;
    vehicleenquiry.service.gov.uk
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