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Our lookup is sourced directly from the UK Government's Vehicle Enquiry Service, so this error is usually caused by mistakes when reading or entering the vehicle registration. Be sure to check for similar looking characters (particularly letters vs digits).
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Vehicles built or first registered over 40 years do not require an MOT - providing no 'substantial changes' have been made to the vehicle in the last 30 years, for example replacing the chassis, body, axles or engine to change the way the vehicle works. However, you must still keep the vehicle in a roadworthy condition.
In Great Britain, new vehicles require an MOT on the third annual anniversary of their registration (i.e. after 3 years)†. Find Out More.
†Note: Taxis, large private passenger vehicles (9+ passenger seats), playbuses, and ambulances need to be tested after the first anniversary of registration and every 12 months thereafter (see DVSA MOT fees table for more). ‡In Northern Ireland, new private cars and motorcycles have their first MOT test at four years old, a year later than in Great Britain - see DVA (NI) for more.
The Vehicle Enquiry Service idenities your vehicle as being Exempt from an MOT. We recommend you verify this and check the status directly with them. You must also still keep it in a roadworthy condition.
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Our opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm. We typically respond within 2-4 hours during business hours, though it may take longer if there's a backlog.
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We'll send you a free coutesy reminder approximately 30 days before your MOT is due to expire.
Remember, you can re-test after dd mmmm yyyy and keep the same renewal date.
Disclaimer: Our free notification service is provided as a courtesy, without guarantee of accuracy or timely delivery. We accept no responsibility for missed or failed notifications. Vehicle owners remain responsible for ensuring their vehicle is roadworthy and legally compliant.
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Our vehicle database is updated daily from the DVLA, so this error is usually caused by mistakes when reading or entering the vehicle registration. Be sure to check for similar looking characters.
Why do we need the registration? We use this when quoting or ordering replacement parts and consumables - these can vary sometimes, even for the same model/year of vehicle.
If you don't know the registration, enter 'unknown' then proceed with 'yes' to enter the vehicle's information manually.
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