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Mortgage application using parent's address
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+ any pet insurance / vets2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0
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It's a good list.I'm sure there's more to add!You may want to look at this list of people that need notifying when you move:
Water Board – OLD and NEW
Sewerage (if different) – OLD and NEW
BT
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Google (duckduckgo) will throw up more lists of 'things to do when you move' for comparison.
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/duckduckgo-twitter-jack-dorsey-google-alternative-privacy-ceo-a9226201.html0 -
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I do think OP is getting a rough ride here. The very first replies told them they've made a significant mistake. There's no benefit in flogging that point. Yes, it's up to them to rectify it, but they asked for advice on how to do that - let's keep it constructive.0
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I am surprised to see the old DVLA premium rate 0870 number still being circulated.Vehicle Registration Complete the relevant section on the reverse side or at the bottom of your registration document and send it in, or ring 0870 240 0010. Failure to notify DVLA could result in a fine of £1000.
DVLA changed to using 03 numbers in 2009 - a decade ago.
The 0870 number has been out of use for the last ten years.
Driver Enquiries changed from 0870 240 0009 to 0300 790 6801.
Vehicle Enquiries changed from 0870 240 0010 to 0300 790 6802.0 -
Thank you to those offering genuine help and advice, we really appreciate it.
I am rather shocked and saddened by the harsh criticism and brutal judgement of others - shame on you.
Don't be upset - none of these can remember being young or inexperienced.
The advice is good though, do the updating quickly then reapply after a few months. keep the same broker because they will all have to conform with the rules.0
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