V55/5 Example Images

The purpose of this page is to aid you in completing a V55/5 form.

Point to note:   The VIN number must correspond to what is on the HMRC database and the dating letter.

I have Lambrettas with various VIN numbers.  A VIN number may be made up of just several numbers, for example 12345, or numbers / engine size and lambretta type, for example 125LD*12345.  It is important that The VIN number corresponds to what is on the HMRC database and the dating letter.  If they do not patch, your application will be rejected.

If your V55/5 form is rejected due to incorrect NOVA mismatch issues, the DVLA will inform you to call the HMRC Personal Transport unit 0300 3227071 to update the information.  If you have difficulties with them answering the phone, consider emailing them at:   PTUtechnicalsupport@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk or  ecsm.nchcars@hmrc.gov.uk

Note:  From Sep 2020 and due to COVID, the HMRC are currently offering a webchat via the following link https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/ask-hmrc/webchat/vat-enquiries

The images below were updated in March 2019 and as a result of the DVLA introducing new forms after September 2018.  There were more Fields to review and complete / ignore prior to sending in the new (now downloadable) V55/5 form.  Please see the Left Side / V55/5 DVLA Registration page on field information required and what to put in the boxes.  

Example One

In this example is a completed V55/5 application form which was downloaded from the DVLA website located here:

https://www.gov.uk/dvlaforms

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/register-a-used-vehicle-for-the-first-time-v555

(Reclaiming back an old number plate)

Note – Not seen in the image below.  If reclaiming an old number plate with the use of a RF60 or VE60 old style log book, you should enter this information in Field 1

Additional Information:

Note – If you vehicle is NOT historic, you should also complete Fields 4 and 30 

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Example Below (V5 received back from DVLA).

Note: The first registration date and first UK registration date is the date that the DVLA assigned the number plate.  Page one / item 3 – Special notes states:

1: Non transferable registration mark

2: Was registered and or used: Declared manufactured 1954.  This statements aids with the historic vehicle not having to have an MOT

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