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These are strict legal requirements and apply to everyone. You MUST tell the DVLA if you change your name or gender, change your address, make any alterations to your vehicle, sell your vehicle, or have or develop a medical condition.
You may hold personal views about the law, but these do not change your legal responsibilities. If you do not meet your obligations to update your details with the DVLA, you may be taken to court or have to pay a fine.
The law states that you must tell the DVLA if you change your name. You will need to change your name on both your driving licence and your vehicle log book (V5C) to remain legally compliant.
When updating your details, if you have a private registration number and it is not currently on a vehicle, you must update your V750 or V778 documents to reflect your new address.
The official guidance strictly states that if you have a trailer and want to continue taking it abroad, you must update your trailer registration certificate and register it to your new address.
According to the DVLA services, you can process a photocard driving licence renewal and change your photo at a participating Post Office.
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