vehicle title

Dear Mr Baker

Freedom of Information

Your request for documentation regarding your vehicle+IBk-s allodial title was received on the 21 August 2009.

Your request is being dealt with under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act 2000.

If you have any queries about this letter, please contact me, quoting the reference number above in any future communications.

Yours sincerely.

FOI - DVLA

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Dear Sir or Madam, good day to you I'm trying to see how i can
claim my vehicle back and get allodial title for it as i have paid
for it i no longer wish to be the keeper as i intend on having this
vehicle until it goes to the scrap yard. can you please provide all
necessary documentation for getting allodial title from your selves
as you have not payed anything towards the said thing. many thanks
and have a wonderful day

Yours faithfully,

mark-william:baker

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Dear Mr William-Baker

Thank you for your further request for information under the Freedom of Information Act. Your request for information falls within the Agency+IBk-s day to day business and your request is therefore treated as +IBg-Business as Usual+IBk.

DVLA does not hold any information on Allodial titles.

The register maintained by DVLA is based on vehicles and their keepers - the +IBg-registered keepers+IBk, who are responsible for the use and licensing of vehicles on the roads.

There is clearly a distinction between a register for +IBg-owners+IBk of vehicles and a register for +IBg-keepers+IBk of vehicles. DVLA+IBk-s register is not a register of legal title to vehicles.

The register held at DVLA is essentially maintained to assist in revenue collection, road safety and law enforcement generally. It is clearly essential for all these purposes that the register shows the people in possession of vehicles and responsible for their day to day use on the road. For this reason the law requires keepers to notify the DVLA as they acquire and dispose of vehicles and Vehicle Registration Certificates (V5C) are issued to them to help maintain this process.

V5Cs are not documents of legal title or proof of ownership. There is a prominent note on the certificate to makes it clear that the registered keeper is not necessarily a vehicles legal owner and the fact a certificate is issued does not affect the legal ownership of a vehicle.

Further information on how to ensure that you may drive, use or keep your vehicle legally in on UK roads, and on obtaining the necessary documents to do so can be found at www.direct.gov.uk/motoring.

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Dear Sir or Madam, good day to you I'm trying to see how i can
claim my vehicle back and get allodial title for it as i have paid
for it i no longer wish to be the keeper as i intend on having this
vehicle until it goes to the scrap yard. can you please provide all
necessary documentation for getting allodial title from your selves
as you have not payed anything towards the said thing. many thanks
and have a wonderful day

Yours faithfully,

mark-william:baker

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Please see the attached PDF.

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Dear FOI FOI, can you clarify what you mean by all the short handed
abreviations i do not work for dvla or the government so have not
got a clue what it is supposed to mean can you please clarify on
this section please "There is clearly a distinction between a
register for +IBg-owners+IBk of vehicles and a register for
+IBg-keepers+IBk of vehicles. DVLA+IBk-s register is not a register
of legal title to vehicles."

Yours sincerely,

mark-william:baker

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