Now that you've bought your policy, we need you to send us some copies of documents to confirm some of the details you've given us.
These extra checks help us and other insurance companies prevent fraud and keep your premiums as competitive as possible.
You will have received a letter from us asking for copies of documents. You have 14 days from the date we first contacted you to provide the information we've asked for. Please refer to the letter or email you received to find out what documents are needed.
We know that your time is valuable so the quickest way to send us this information is by email. You can take a photo with a smartphone or scan the document, then attach it as a file and email it to us at [email protected]. Please ensure you include your policy number in the email subject line.
Or, if you've got the right documents to hand, you can send them now using the email documents link below.
Not be currently used on any other vehicle
Have been earned driving in the UK
Be in the policyholder's or NCD holder's name
Be earned in the last 2 years AND from your most recent insurer
For this, we need you to provide us with a 'licence check code' so we can access your digital driving licence information held on the DVLA's records.
First, visit www.gov.uk/view-driving-licence
Log in using your driving licence number, National Insurance number and postcode
Go to the 'Share your licence information' tab and press the 'Get a code' button
You can also call the DVLA to get your check code number on 0300 083 0013
We'll also need to see a copy of the front of your photo card licence or old-style paper licence (full page)* You can take a photo with a smartphone or scan your licence then attach it as a file and email it to us at: [email protected] along with your licence check code and all your other documents.
If you don't have a V5C here are the alternatives you can send us:
Please send us page 1 and 2 of your VC5, which looks like this
Utility bills must be dated within the last 3 months of the date you took out your policy.