Apply online to change the address on your driving licenceYou can change the address on your current British driving licence online if you:
Note: If you don’t have both parts of your photocard licence (the photocard and the D740 paper counterpart), you'll need to apply for a replacement and pay a fee.
Important
For your security and protection, during your online application DVLA will carry out identity checks.
If you have a paper licence
DVLA will need a photograph for your new licence and will aim to electronically capture it from the Identity and Passport Service (IPS). If this isn’t possible you’ll need to print, fill in and send a completion form by post enclosing a photograph. In certain circumstances a form of identification is also needed. For specific details please see the 'Items required by post' link on the right.
If you have a photocard licence
If DVLA isn’t able to verify your identity online, you’ll need to print, fill in and send a completion form by post.
You won’t be able to renew your photo online.
While applying, you’ll be issued with a Government Gateway user ID. If you already have a Government Gateway user ID, simply enter it with your password.
DVLA will aim to send your driving licence within 10 working days of receiving your application.
Be sure you have the following to hand:
Also make sure that your printer is switched on and ready for use.
If, during the transaction, you need to print a completion form but don’t have a working printer, don’t worry, you’ll be able to print your form from a different computer by using the 'View or print your existing application' link on the right.
Provided by the DVLA