License refused CDT 0.3% Please help

[topchippyles]

My access request with the DVLA only took 5 working days for access to everything, just have to be specific about what documents you are after.

Can you access everything online the DVLA have on record for you then.

 

[Dovi88]

Can you access everything online the DVLA have on record for you then.

No, you have to request exactly what you want to see as in application etc and then you can view it online for a certain time but also download the docs as a pdf.

 

[Dave W.]

Can you access everything online the DVLA have on record for you then.

I don't know about the DVLA, but under freedom of information you are entitled to access your own medical records. At my GP you can do it on line.

 

[topchippyles]

I don't know about the DVLA, but under freedom of information you are entitled to access your own medical records. At my GP you can do it on line.

In the process of doing this its different in wales to england.

 

[Scrunchie88]

Totally We are in the same situation now and may need to prove another year abstaining from alcohol total when we thought we playing by the rules and following the correct guidelines.

How do you prove your abstaining?

 

[Pane123]

How do you prove your abstaining?

If your GP asks, tell them you are teetotal and never drink.

Then you will have a medical, during which bloods are taken and the results can show consistent drinking within the last month or so.

It could be longer than a month, depending on how much you drink and how often.

 

[Scrunchie88]

If your GP asks, tell them you are teetotal and never drink.

Then you will have a medical, during which bloods are taken and the results can show consistent drinking within the last month or so.

It could be longer than a month, depending on how much you drink and how often.

Is this a cdt test? Don’t you have one anyway with the dvla if classed as HRO

 

[topchippyles]

How do you prove your abstaining?

Speak with your Gp document the date of last drink on the medical records first then ask for 3 monthly LFT (bloods)

 

[Scrunchie88]

Speak with your Gp document the date of last drink on the medical records first then ask for 3 monthly LFT (bloods)

I’ve never recorded having a drink problem on my medical records .. as I never have so I should be ok. Fingers crossed.

 

[Pane123]

Is this a cdt test? Don’t you have one anyway with the dvla if classed as HRO

Yes. If you've been abstinent then you've nothing to worry about.

 

[C J 1980]

I’ve never recorded having a drink problem on my medical records .. as I never have so I should be ok. Fingers crossed.

In that case you should be fine. However, please be mindful that you still need to declare sensible drinking below the recommended daily units (as defined by the Chief Medical Officer) if this comes up in any questions.

CJ

 

[Scrunchie88]

In that case you should be fine. However, please be mindful that you still need to declare sensible drinking below the recommended daily units (as defined by the Chief Medical Officer) if this comes up in any questions.

CJ

Is this at the dvla medical? I’ve not wanted to drink as not a big drinker anyway so do I tell the truth 0 units?

 

[Scrunchie88]

In the process of doing this it’s different in wales to england.

Are you from England then? I know I’m wales you can request them and they will send an email.

 

[Sundog]

Here in the middle of England, getting a GP appointment lately is about as easy as getting a DVLA one.

 

[C J 1980]

Is this at the dvla medical? I’ve not wanted to drink as not a big drinker anyway so do I tell the truth 0 units?

You are okay to declare up to 14 units per week as long as you are NOT classed as a alcohol misuser or alcohol dependant. If you are either of the latter it is ZERO UNITS declaration on any DVLA document.

CJ