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  • Jobbsøking i England: Man kan bruke sitt norske førerkort, i England, til man blir 70 år, virker det som. Så det var gode nyheter! (In Norwegian)







    Google Mail – Driving Licence/Fwd: Email DVLA – Drivers Form 31 (KMM142215I15977L0KM)







    Google Mail


    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>



    Driving Licence/Fwd: Email DVLA – Drivers Form 31 (KMM142215I15977L0KM)




    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 4:48 PM





    To:

    "Kershaw, Danielle" <Danielle.Kershaw@workinglinks.co.uk>



    Hi Danielle,

    the DVLA says that I can use my Norwegian drivers-licence, as a full UK drivers-licence,

    since Norway are in the EEA, European Economic Area, which is an agreement, between

    the EU and EFTA, (Norway are in EFTA).

     

    So that's good news!

    I'll send you a new update, if I hear something from Liverpool Community College.

    Best Regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-
    From: DVLA Email <donotreply.contactcentre@dvla.gsi.gov.uk>

    Date: Jul 21, 2009 12:23 PM
    Subject: Re: Email DVLA – Drivers Form 31  (KMM142215I15977L0KM)
    To: eribsskog@gmail.com

     

    Dear Mr Ribsskog

     

    Thank you for your email received on 20/7/09. Your email reference number is 54158.

     

    I  am not able to send a copy of the letter sent in 2007 but I trust the following will be helpful.

     

    As of 01/1/97, you are no longer required to exchange a valid EC/EEA licence for a GB licence, providing you have passed a test in an EC/EEA country.

     

    You are entitled to drive here on the strength of your valid EC/EEA driving licence as long as the licence remains valid up until the day preceding your 70th birthday or for 3 years after becoming resident here which ever is the longer period.

     

    However, if you wish to exchange your licence, please ask at your main Post Office for a D1 application form and return the form to DVLA with your licence and the relevant enclosures. A fee of £50.00 is required with your application.

     

    The EC/EEA licence will be returned to the Licensing Authorities from where it was issued.

     

    Important Note: If your EC/EEA licence was issued in exchange for one from another country, this may be valid for driving in GB for only 12 months and you may not be able to exchange it for the GB equivalent.

     

    Holders of community licences with vocational entitlements who live in GB must, by law register their details within DVLA.

     

    Drivers of small vehicles may register also, if they wish. Drivers who register will receive their licence back together with a UK counterpart licence. This would enable them to take advantage of the fixed penalty system for road traffic offences instead of having to go to court.

     

    Please see D100 information leaflet available from any main Post Office for further information.

     

     

    Do not reply to this email. If you wish to contact us again about this response then please use our Reply Form or copy and paste the following URL in to your browser:

     

    https://emaildvla.direct.gov.uk/emaildvla/cegemail/directgov/en/reply_form_drivers.html

     

    When filling in the form the email reference number 54158 will be required.

     

    Regards

     

    L Hodgetts

    Customer Enquiries Group

    DVLA

     

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  • Jobbsøking i England: Gyldig britisk førerkort, er viktig å ha i orden, når man søker jobb i England, siden mange typer av jobber, krever dette







    Google Mail – DVLA







    Google Mail


    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>



    DVLA




    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 5:14 PM





    To:

    "Kershaw, Danielle" <Danielle.Kershaw@workinglinks.co.uk>



    Hi Danielle,

    you told me that you wanted me to send you copies, when I contacted the DVLA and
    also the Liverpool Community College.
    I haven't heard anything from the College yet, but I send an e-mail to the DVLA, today.

    I hope you have a nice day and also week, if I don't hear anything more, from the DVLA
    and the Liverpool Community College, until next week.
    Best Regards,
    Erik Ribsskog

    PS.
    Here is the e-mail, which I sent to the DVLA:


    DVLA Email Us

    Confirmation Page – Your email enquiry has been sent

     

    Thank you for your Email enquiry an acknowledgement/reply email will be sent to you shortly. The enquiry you have sent is shown below. 


     

    DVLA will not include this information in your reply Email.


    You selected:

    • Holder of a non GB driving licence
    • Any other enquiry about driving in GB with a non GB driving licence not listed

    Email address:

    Confirm email address:


    Title:
     

    Mr

    Surname:
     

    Ribsskog

    First Name:
     

    Erik

    House Number/Name:
     

    5

    Address:
     

    Flat 3

    :
     

    5 Leather Lane

    Post Town:
     

    Liverpool

    Postcode:
     

    L2 2AE

    In what country was your driving licence issued?:

     

    Norway

    In what country did you take your driving test?:
     

    Norway

    Details:
     

    Hi,

    in 2007, I sent you a photocopy, of my Norwegian drivers-license.

    But, I was told, that I had to send you the original driving-license, and not the photo-copy.

    I didn't really have a car or anything, at that time, so I didn't want to send my drivers-licence, in the post, in case it got lost.

    So, I've waited, with geting back to you, until now, when I've been at Working Links, here in Liverpool, to do with, that I am now seeking new employment, in the computing-sector.

    And then, it's an advantage, to have a UK drivers-licence.

    So I was wondering, how I should go forward now, to uptain a UK drivers-licence.

    You sent me a letter, a couple of years ago, so I was wondering if you could please send me a new copy, of this letter, since I've unfortunatly didn't have the time, to respond properly to your letter, in 2007, since I got a new job, as self-employed, working as a Company Researcher, from home, and then I didn't really need a drivers-licence, since I also live in the city center, so I didn't get to sort this then, since I was very preoccupied, with my new job as self-employed then.

    So I was hoping that you could please send me a new copy of your letter, from 2007, since I couldn't find this now.

    So that I can go on, with this, to uptain a UK drivers-licence.

    Hope this is alright, and sorry about the delay!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

     

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