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Print a letter showing your National Insurance number from your personal tax account, or apply by post. The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) can't send you a driving licence unless it can confirm your identity. Proof of identity and photographs you need when you apply for a driving licence Introduction When you apply for a photocard driving licence you'll need to provide proof of identity and a photo.

If you apply by post, using the D1 'Application for a driving licence' form, write your nine-digit passport number and your signature in the 'confirming your identity' section of the form. When applying online you will be asked to provide your nine-digit passport number, which lets DVLA confirm your identity. You will not have to send your passport to DVLA. Proof of Identity or Photographs you need when you apply for a Driving LicenceYou need when you apply for a driving licence if you send a photo to the DVLA the link below will explain what is required UK passports and identification documents for driving licence applications If you hold a digital passport - ie one where the photograph and signature appear on the same page - the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) can confirm your identity with the Identity and Passport Service.