£69,405,00 fine

pappa_golf

old classic trials bike , imported from Germany , many yrs ago never registered in the Uk , I tried to get it registered with a proper age dating letter from the vintage jap cycle club , the correct v55/5 , photos , mot , insurance and ID , it was kicked out due to no NOVA paperwork ,


£69,405,00 fine in fines , £5 per day for not informing HMRC of import of motor vehicle within 14 days of it being imported

yup that's the figure as no proof of import can be found and the bike was registered/built in 1978

there is another £100 vat to be paid (20% of £500)

and a HMRC bacs number to pay to

fortunately after "talking" to them , they agree that there is a fault with the online nova application , and a lot of relevant questions are omitted .

vat due now = zero
fine due now = zero
nova number now issued

round two with DVLA will commence after bank holidays

s_b

you should have paid
this country needs the money once we leave the eu
the polly tishans told me so it must be 'write'

Strider590

Who issued the fine? If it's the DVLA then you'll have to go to court, because they don't give up until a court throws out their case.

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Strider590 wrote: »

Who issued the fine? If it's the DVLA then you'll have to go to court, because they don't give up until a court throws out their case.

Didn't you read HMRC?

pappa_golf

admitted they were totally wrong , lots of relevant questions are missing on the online form


older cars/bikes do not have vin numbers , they have chassis numbers ie : k1-12345


- is not an accepted digit , please enter full vin , this is "x" numbers long!


not very friendly at all

s_b

pappa_golf wrote: »

admitted they were totally wrong , lots of relevant questions are missing on the online form


older cars/bikes do not have vin numbers , they have chassis numbers ie : k1-12345


- is not an accepted digit , please enter full vin , this is "x" numbers long!


not very friendly at all

i always advise take note of times dates names with any dealings with dvla

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s_b wrote: »

i always advise take note of times dates names with any dealings with dvla

I'm sure he will when he speaks to them after the weekend.

pappa_golf

the DVLA rejected it on there checklist ,no nova however all paperwork sent back with a SAE and the guys name on it, so it should fast track this time , been on this project since feb , getting a dating letter then MOT , the DVLA ,,then holdup with vosa


never ever again , a vehicle with no NOVA , not worth the effort

Marktheshark

Pity the engine was fitted.

s_b

pappa_golf wrote: »

the DVLA rejected it on there checklist ,no nova however all paperwork sent back with a SAE and the guys name on it, so it should fast track this time , been on this project since feb , getting a dating letter then MOT , the DVLA ,,then holdup with vosa


never ever again , a vehicle with no NOVA , not worth the effort

it is because you can talk with authority on the subject in the future if needs be
i once imported a car from the far off lands of the isle of man and man was that a hassle

pappa_golf

Marktheshark wrote: »

Pity the engine was fitted.

the engine was never removed


tracing back thru owners of the bike , it could have been chucked into a van by a army person returning to the UK , I do know that it has been in restoration for over 15 yrs and not made it to the road ,


mow with UK headlight and MOT