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Going into the Tax office in Chancery Street to get a Prov Licence

SeeMoreBut · 2006-03-21 09:49:03

If I live in Kildare can I drop into Chancery Street to get my Provisional or do I have to go to Kildare CC??

21-03-2006 9:49am

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If I live in Kildare can I drop into Chancery Street to get my Provisional or do I have to go to Kildare CC??

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#2 21-03-2006 9:53am

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To get ur provisional you have to bring with you two photos, your Theory Test Cert and Provisional Licence form. Your local Tax Office will facilitate you.

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#3 21-03-2006 10:17am

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I have all that stuff but Chancery Street is handy for me

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#4 21-03-2006 10:19am

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AFAIK you have to go to your local County Council Office

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#5 21-03-2006 10:24pm

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Um, post it.

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#6 22-03-2006 1:03am

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tax offices usually have long queues, crying babies, and more paper on the floor then a bookmakers, most people avoid them and use the post/internet as available

if you are excited about starting driving and need to express this throught first person attendence at a venue then you could go to your insurance broker/branch of insurance company in person to pay

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