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Use this service to: view your driving record, for example vehicles you can drive. check your penalty points or disqualifications. create a licence ‘check code’ to share your driving record...
Check someone’s driving licence online. You need: the last 8 characters of their driving licence number; a check code from the driver; You must use the code within 21 days.
View a licence. View or share your driving licence information. Check someone's driving licence information. Lost or stolen driving licence. Replace a lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed driving...
DVLA check codes are, essentially, an online or digital version of your photocard driving licence. You’d use the check code to access all information regarding your driving licence, including your driving record and any penalty points you may have, stored in the DVLA database.
Our Check driving Licence service has been added to allow you to check the licence using the code provided by the driver. We’ve provided step by step guides showing how you can share a...
Our new service, ‘Add a driving licence check code to your mobile phone', is available from today. Neil Akass, Service Designer at DVLA, reveals more. We’ve developed a new way to use our...
The easiest way to view your driving licence is online via the Government Driving Licence website. You’ll need to enter the characters of your driving licence number (as printed on the front of your photocard), your national insurance number (it should be on one of your payslips or a tax return), and your postcode.
The service allows users to generate a check code which they can share with a third party in order to prove their entitlement to drive – for example in response to a request from their...
The DVLA check code is the online counterpart of the photo card driving licence. The code is used to access the DVLA database to check driving licence information, and it allows you to share your licence information with employers or car hire companies.
A DVLA check code is easily accessible through the Gov.uk website. To get access to a code, follow this step-by-step process: Click the green ‘Start now’ button. Find your DVLA driving license and enter your license number, National Insurance number, and the postcode listed on the license.