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I have my theory test tomorrow but I've lost my confirmation letter, will I need this? I have my confirmation code I got when I booked it, and I have my counterpart and photocard, I know the address and time so will it matter if I don't have the letter?


potterfan3  Sun 28/09/08 19:02
kempie
Sun 28/09/08
20:02
Although you would expect them to have the necessary details to identify you and your appointment from your licence and confirmation code, the DSA website FAQs state that failure to bring the letter may result in a refusal to carry out the test...

https://pt.dsa.gov.uk/tests/tests_E/tt/tips.asp?test=tt#d ocuments

(obviously not a clickable link, so a bit of copy&paste is required)

...but this may be to ensure you have the confirmation code.
kempie
Sun 28/09/08
20:06
Clickable link
sleepyj
Sun 28/09/08
21:52
u only need the code and driving licence ,,not the confirmation letter good luck witht the test ...my son has his in a few weeks time ..
sleepyj
Sun 28/09/08
21:53
sorry just read that u do need letter ..i better go and put my sons letter up now .
potterfan3
Sun 28/09/08
21:59

Question Author

It says on the DVD that if you booked at short notice you'll need your confirmation code rather than the letter. I booked a month in advance but this is presumely advice for people who hadn't enough time to receive their letter and thus wouldn't have it, like me. I'm hoping they won't say "no, you received the letter we dont care if you have the code"
sleepyj
Sun 28/09/08
22:11
the gov web site and when i booked my sons on line the other day it just said u need the code ..nothing about the letter ...as long as u have the code u should be fine ..take ur pass port as well just for extra id ..good luck .
kempie
Sun 28/09/08
22:22
Why take a passport?

The primary reason for the introduction of photocard licences was to enable the holder to be identified by their photo thus minimising acts of motoring fraud (such as getting someone else to sit your test).
Panic Button
Mon 29/09/08
05:57
Just say the letter never arrived.

With the state of the GPO these days they would believe you.
terambulan
Mon 29/09/08
06:17
I dont think you need it.......but be honest if asked and say you mislaid it (your mum tidying up). Dont tell any lies about not receiving it!

Good luck!


potterfan3
Mon 29/09/08
15:25

Question Author

I explained the situation and all he said was "don't worry about that all I need is your driving license"
I passed :)
sleepyj
Mon 29/09/08
16:37
well done .! was it easy ?
potterfan3
Mon 29/09/08
16:39

Question Author

very
sleepyj
Mon 29/09/08
16:41
i know some people that never passed it first time ..my son has he on the 25 oct he is reading the highway code just hope he passes ,,,will u put in for your driving test now or u not ready for it ?
potterfan3
Mon 29/09/08
16:45

Question Author

not ready

my cousin failed her hazard perception twice and passed on her third
Annlinda
Mon 29/09/08
19:26
If you had done as panicbutton advised the test centre would have asked you how you knew time, date and venue if you hadn't received the letter.....
sleepyj
Mon 29/09/08
20:37
it could have been booked on line ..so you would know date time etc .
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