Drivers often find themselves in a variety of unpleasant situations from which they have to look for a way out. And to do everything right, you need to know in advance what to do. In the case of an accident, accident or breakdown on the road, everything is clear. And what if I lost my rights?
Procedure
A person in any situation should try to maintain composure. This is the only way to avoid serious mistakes. In life, people constantly lose something. Sometimes this happens due to distraction or carelessness, but sometimes citizens become objects of criminals who want to take possession of other people's property. If some thing is stolen, then, as a rule, everyone contacts the police.
But what if I lost my rights? Who to go for help? It's one thing if the documents were really stolen. Then it is really necessary to contact the law enforcement agencies. The local police department will tell you what to do if you lose your rights. There you will need to write a statement about the theft and state in it all the circumstances known about this. The second step will be a trip to the local traffic police. Inspection workers will not only explain what to do if they have lost their rights, but will also help resolve the issue of recovering lost documents.
Conjuncture
There are situations when a person does not even suspect when he lost his driver’s license. What to do in this case?
If there is no absolute certainty that the document is really stolen, then it is better not to waste time going to the police. It is unlikely that employees will be able to find something, even if the victim himself does not know the place where the loss occurred. It is better to immediately go to the traffic police and deal with recovery issues. True, this will not happen immediately. First, employees of the relevant service must issue a temporary certificate so that the driver can use his vehicle without feeling any discomfort. Such paper is usually issued for one, and sometimes two months. Plus, the driver pays a fee of 800 rubles. After that, he can only wait. However, if the specialists are not loaded, then the application can be considered in just a couple of days and give a finished duplicate after paying the fine. But such situations are extremely rare.
Package of documents
Sometimes drivers ask what to do if they have lost the rights and documents for the car. What papers should I go to the traffic police? Of course, if the theft took place, then it is necessary to involve police officers in this matter. But in any case, you will have to contact the inspection with a request for the issuance of new documents.
Each driver should know that for this he will have to provide:
- Application for the issuance of a new passport, certificate of registration and rights to its technical equipment.
- Passport or any other document that by law can verify the identity of the applicant.
- A medical certificate, which will not only indicate the state of health, but also confirm the registration of a citizen.
- A card or other document confirming the fact of driving training.
- Photos 3 x 4 in the amount of 2 pieces.
- A receipt confirming the payment stipulated by law for the issuance of new documents.
This is a standard list. But in some cases, some of these documents are completely redundant.
Some details
Nothing can be predicted in life. Sometimes there are cases that are commonly called force majeure in legal practice. This includes fires, earthquakes or floods.What to do if I lost the right to a car in this particular situation?
Firstly, you need to find your policy and contact an insurance company. Secondly, you need to leave a statement to the police so that an official hearing can be held. And then, having papers on hand confirming both of these steps, collect the full package of documents and go straight ahead to the unit that directly solves such issues directly at the applicant’s address of residence. The time it takes to prepare new papers in such cases will be reduced as much as possible. Indeed, what is happening is not the fault of the driver himself. However, the relevant authorities should still be fully audited. This is understandable, because not all people differ in decency. Many with the help of such statements carry out their personal fraud.
