Identification for application D27 form

[Kate78]

sending off my form to re-apply after the ban and must admit Im struggling filling in the form with identification documents they require! My passport ran out in 2017, so thats no good, I dont have a birth certificate, marriage certificate, adoption certificate and I dont know any local business/magistrates/police to sign the back of the photo and I dont have any photo ID (apart from the driving licence I used to have lol!)
Am I missing something really obvious here?! as I dont know how I can "prove" that I am 'me'....
Is anyone else having this problem?

 

[price1367]

When applying for your driving licence back after disqualification you do not have to submit identity documents.
for the photo, there is a large range of people who can sign the back of the document, you must know someone that fits in... what about a shopkeeper where you buy your newspaper / tobacco / alcohol? It can even be a retired person on the list.
Perhaps you should join the library quickly or start going to church.......
Note it used to say “someone who has known you for at least 2 years, it does not now specify a time limit.

Who can sign your form and photo
The person signing the form and photo must:

• hold a valid GB photocard driving licence
• be resident in the UK
• know you personally
• not be a relative
• not be living at the same address as you

Suitable people include a current or retired:

• local business person or shopkeeper
• librarian
• professionally qualified person, for example a lawyer, teacher or engineer
• police officer
• bank or building society staff member
• civil servant
• minister of religion
• magistrate
• local councillor
• Member of Parliament, Assembly Member, or Member of the Scottish Parliament

If they’re retired, you’ll need to write their former job on the form, for example ‘retired teacher’.