How do I renew a provisional driving license (UK)? ?

If the provisional licence is a photocard style licence and is over 10 years old, a new one is needed before the person starts learning to drive (there's a fee of £17.50 to pay too!).

If it's a photocard and under 10 years old, it's still valid and they can start driving lessons straightaway, although if any of the details have changed, the licence should be sent back to the DVLA for amendment.

Similarly, if the licence is the pre-photocard old-style paper licence, they have no expiry date and as long as none of the details on the licence have changed such as the name or address, it can still be used.

Generally speaking form D1 obtainable from a Post Office or the DVLA will cover most eventualities!

There's more info on the websites below including how to apply for a new licence if one is needed;

Renew Provisional Driving Licence

Renew Provisional Licence

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How do I renew a provisional driving license (UK)? ?

The provisional is about 10 years old and the person wants to give driving another go as they were unable to afford to do so before.

They are not 70+ so don't need that particular renewal form.

Thanks

When the licence is nearing expiry DVLA will send a renewal invitation. If they do not you will need to get a form D1 from any post office and apply on that, you will need to supply a new photo.

i had the old paper provisional and they do expire mine expired over 10 years ago and im 44 now i also need to renew mine

my provisional lisence expired 2 years ago do i need to apply for new one or renew the old one

I m a British national and have been residing in U.A.E since the past 9 years.

I will be relocating back to U.K this summer and require to now how i can go about it.

i need a D798 form

Check this DVLA site

http://www.dvla.gov.uk/drivers.aspx

or this one..

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/DriverLicensi...