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Steve
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13th Apr 06 at 07:30   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
How long til points come off your license ?

And is it from date of offense or date of points and fine issued?
Rileysport
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4 years mate, my licence is clean for the first time
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13th Apr 06 at 07:39   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
From the date of the offence or conviction? I have three points in mine where the date it happened was one year before the date the points were actually issued
RKS
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13th Apr 06 at 07:44   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
whats the date on your license?
Steve
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date of issue
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3 years for you not have to declare them (to police/insurance) and 4 years to actually apply to have them removed from your license.

Stu
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actually i tell a lie its got date of offence and date of conviction

who would be best to ring and ask this kind of question?

[Edited on 13-04-2006 by Steve]
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If i was you I'd go by the earlyest date (Date of offence) and try to have them removed, you'll soon find out either way!

What are the dates , why did it take a year for the convicton to come through?
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13th Apr 06 at 08:58   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Stu
3 years for you not have to declare them (to police/insurance) and 4 years to actually apply to have them removed from your license.

Stu


isnt it 5 years you have to declare them to insurance!!??

[Edited on 13-04-2006 by JadeM]
Rileysport
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quote:
Originally posted by Sick_Grave
If i was you I'd go by the earlyest date (Date of offence) and try to have them removed, you'll soon find out either way!

What are the dates , why did it take a year for the convicton to come through?


mine took 11 months
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quote:
Originally posted by JadeM
isnt it 5 years you have to declare them to insurance!!??

[Edited on 13-04-2006 by JadeM]


Correct. Money grabbing boostards!
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13th Apr 06 at 09:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
3 years and the are void
4 you can get them removed from your license
5 for insurance
Ojc
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Ridiculous, if they are void after 3 years why the fcuk does the insurance need to know 2 years afterwards?

My endorsement becomes void at the end of the year (November 2003 was when I was convicted) but I'll still need to declare it to insurance? Thats outrageous.
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yes truly is especially if it affects your premiums
JadeM
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Yip 5 years even once they are void.....fuck knows why though
Ojc
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I smell a scam.

Its 4 years for endorsments and 3 years for SP30's etc, so I've got another year and a bit to go.
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I think its from date of conviction.

Took 9 months for mine to come through
Carl
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quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Ridiculous, if they are void after 3 years why the fcuk does the insurance need to know 2 years afterwards?

My endorsement becomes void at the end of the year (November 2003 was when I was convicted) but I'll still need to declare it to insurance? Thats outrageous.

I agree. It's shit how they make their own rules up.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Ridiculous, if they are void after 3 years why the fcuk does the insurance need to know 2 years afterwards?

My endorsement becomes void at the end of the year (November 2003 was when I was convicted) but I'll still need to declare it to insurance? Thats outrageous.
Agreed! My SP30 becomes void this December, and my licence is then clean again. But I'll still have to declare it to my insurance for another 2 years anyway
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13th Apr 06 at 10:21   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I would just stop declaring them to insurance once there removed (4yr)........they wont notice & if they check up it will return clear
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quote:
Originally posted by JadeM
I would just stop declaring them to insurance once there removed (4yr)........they wont notice & if they check up it will return clear

Could they not check previous policies where it would tell them what dat the motoring conviction was on when it was declared?
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13th Apr 06 at 10:35   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Dunno....I try to change my insurance every time I renew

I do know however lieing to them doesnt work....my mate phoned up & 'forgot' to declare his 3 write off's & 6 motoring convictions Safe to say they were back on the phone within 20mins telling him to forget it

If the points are removed however - they may not find out.....I suspect they are linked to DVLA reccords somehow
Steve
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its 3 years from the date of the offence
then another year till they can be removed
AND you have to pay to have them removed too!
im just gonna change my address to my grandads house or summat then when th new liecense comes thru clean i will " move back home " they dont charge a fee for change of address lol

[Edited on 13-04-2006 by burgess]
DarrenGSi
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my 3 years for an SP30 is on sunday. i thought you could get them removed after 3 years but obviously still declare them to insurance for 5

 
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