As a vocational trainer, this will mean the following for you and your trainees:

When presenting for training

You must check the photo card licence for ID purposes.

If you need to carry out further entitlement checks for insurance purposes or provisional LGV entitlement, you can do this by using either of the following methods:

• ‘Share Driving Licence’, DVLA’s new online driving licence enquiry service
• DVLA’s existing telephone, post and intermediary enquiry services

This user guide gives further information about how you can carry out further entitlement checks.

This user guide tells your trainees how they can share their driving licence with you.

When presenting for test

• your trainee will need to show the examiner only their photo card licence
• there won’t be an entitlement check – this will have been carried out at the time of booking the test

Change of address on licence

• driving examiners won’t be able to offer the ADLI route if the trainee has a change of address
• the examiner would mark the ‘licence not received box’ and give their licence back to them
• the examiner will need to tell them to apply for their full licence using the form ‘D1 ‘Application for a driving licence’ (available from the DVLA form ordering service and some Post Offices)

If your trainee is an EU/EEA licence holder

• they’ll need to apply to DVLA for a D91 form to be able to book their test – this will act as a counterpart
• they won’t need to bring this along to their test because the entitlement check will have already been carried out at the time of booking the test

Further information

To find out more, visit www.gov.uk/dvla/nomorecounterpart