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Changed car registration - wrong eircode

murfilein · 2019-11-13 12:28:58

so i recently moved, and i sent off the registration with the new address etc. we just received the new registration - and it still has the old, now incorrect, eircode on it. should i just send it off again? is it crucial? can i just strike through it on the registration and put the correct one below it? /edit: the form i…

13-11-2019 01:28PM

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so i recently moved, and i sent off the registration with the new address etc.

we just received the new registration - and it still has the old, now incorrect, eircode on it.

should i just send it off again? is it crucial? can i just strike through it on the registration and put the correct one below it?

/edit: the form i had did not have a field for the eircode.
the new one we received, looks different, more cohesive, and has a dedicated field for the eircode.

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#2 13-11-2019 02:11PM

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Just do a change of address.

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#3 13-11-2019 02:12PM

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colm_mcm wrote: »

Just do a change of address.

thats one unnecessary euro to spend LOL

but yeah, prolly just gonna do that...

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#4 13-11-2019 02:14PM

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It’s free post

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#5 13-11-2019 02:20PM

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colm_mcm wrote: »

It’s free post

what?? seriously now, me wife sent it off and paid 1 euro wow

so can we just put FREEPOST on the envelope with the address?

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#6 13-11-2019 02:51PM

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Yes. Same for all government departments.

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