Motorists may now receive free duplicate MOT certificates for their car or van through a new online service. The service has the potential to save drivers £6 million each year. If the original document was lost or destroyed and you required a replacement, say when selling a car, you had to go to a test centre and pay £10 for a new one. In England, Scotland, and Wales, almost 636,000 duplicate MOT certifications were issued in 2018. That amounts to around 2% of all MOT tests performed each year. This answers the question 'are MOTs online now?' as the new service allows car owners to read and download their MOT certificate in PDF format, as well as print a copy if necessary. http://www.gov.uk/replace-mot-certificate provides access to the service. You'll need your vehicle's registration number as well as the 11-digit reference number from its V5C logbook to utilise it. The 11-digit reference is not required if you only want to view and print the MOT history of a vehicle....
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