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V11 not arrived yet

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My car tax is due on April 1st - this year (and future years) it will be free (PIP high rate mobility)
I have always received the paperwork (V11) to do it online within the first 2 or 3 days of the month
But we are now, almost a week in to March with no V11
Is this down to the RM delivery or DVSA delays ?
Either way - How do I do this without a V11 ?
I have googled and found
This implies that I need a V62 - but the V62 does not have the ability to excempt me from paying
i am aware that I cannot do it on-line and must change the cars tax class to disabled at a PO
But still need the paperwork to take with me to the PO
I am stuck - don't know what to do
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You can tax your vehicle without a V11 reminder letter using a:
- V5C registration certificate (logbook) in your name if you’re the current keeper
https://www.disabledmotoring.org/motoring/road-tax-exemption?gclid=CjwKCAiAu5agBhBzEiwAdiR5tDHPc9nSUp8fqrnxJeq63mUFPTGgiefgDIgGawifVHuUc0xfEtTqiRoCL98QAvD_BwEIf you are buying a vehicle from a private seller or changing your tax status on your existing vehicle then you can only do that at a Post Office branch that deals with vehicle tax.
What to take to the Post Office
You need to take:
If you don’t have the V5C or V5C/2, download and fill in an Application a vehicle registration certificate V62 form (download here). Take it to the Post Office with the £25 fee.
Once this has been done your vehicle will then be in the Disabled Taxation Class
Second class can take up 10 days to arrive.
I renewed my car tax online on the 1st of December, for the 1st of January.
The first time it needed to be registered as disabled, I went to the post office with Log book, Insurance and PiP certificate.
No - I've not moved for 23 years
I wonder what else has been "lost in the post" by the Royal mail?