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Reporting the theft or loss of mail and document

If you lose any important mail or documents, you should notify the following organisations:

• Royal Mail
  www.royalmail.com
  Royal Mail Customer Services provides a host of options to re-direct your mail and to report the loss or theft of any mail. Follow the link for Customer Service.

• Identity and Passport Service
  www.ips.gov.uk
  Identity and Passport Service provides information about lost or stolen passports, identity cards and biometric passports, as well as the latest information about its anti-fraud initiatives.

• Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
  www.dvla.gov.uk
  Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency provides information about what to do if your driving licence has been lost, stolen, destroyed or defaced.

   

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