Practical Test Online Booking And Appointment Confirmations Changes

Now onwards you can receive your driving test booking confirmation details online. While registering yourself for driving test you will need to provide a contact email address in case if you want to book or change your practical test online in case of change in circumstances. While booking practical test online you are required to produce your -

• Theory test pass date and certificate number


• Credit or debit card details


• valid Great Britain or Northern Ireland provisional driving licence number.

• A valid provisional driving licence number of Great Britain or Northern Ireland


• Reference number of an application


• Pass certificate number of theory test.

• A valid provisional driving licence number of Great Britain or Northern Ireland


• Reference number of an application


• Pass certificate number of theory test.

• A valid provisional driving licence number of Great Britain or Northen Ireland


• Reference number of an application


• Pass certificate number of theory test.

• An appropriately insured and licensed vehicle.


• The appropriate theory test pass certificate.


• Both parts of your photo card licence.


• If you have an old-style paper licence, you must take your signed driver licence and a valid passport - no other form of photographic identification will be accepted


• You must present your compulsory basic training certificate (CBT) for both modules of the motorcycle test.


• You must present your motorcycle module one test pass certificate for module two of the motorcycle test.



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