How to report the loss or theft of a professional licence

Professional licences cover the following activities:

• Taxi driving, chauffeur-driven vehicles, motorcycles on request, municipal shared taxis, seasonal taxis
• Land-based medical transport
• Company electronic tachograph cards
• Tachographs for driving HGVs
• Teaching driving

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Requests for a duplicate card must be made to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office by submitting the following documents:

• The loss declaration form, duly completed and signed on the original, this form may be:
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  • Collected from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office
• A document proving your identity and address:
  • A copy of both sides of a valid ID document (ID card or national passport)
  • If the address on the proof of identity is different or no address is indicated, please attach a proof of address dated within the last 3 months (electricity bill or rent receipt)
  • If the application is being made on behalf of a company, an extract from the register, an entry in the Trade and Industry Registry dated within the last 3 months for non-employees noting the name and role of the applicant and, where appropriate, a delegation of signing authority
• A document justifying the application for a duplicate or replacement
  • A report of the theft, made to the Police Department or to police services abroad
• The payment, to be made by cash, cheque or postal order (clearable in Monaco or France), made out to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office and Visa or Mastercard bank cards only, in accordance with the current fee schedule (available in step "Principe and conditions" of this procedure

The mandate allows the representative to submit and track the progress of the principal’s application(s), but not to sign documents instead of the principal.

Any administrative procedure undertaken at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office by a third party must be accompanied by a mandate signed by the principal and by supporting documents showing proof of these persons' identities.

Documents must be in French or if they are written in a foreign language, be accompanied by a translation into French, by a sworn translator at the Monaco Court of Appeal or a French Court of Appeal.

Where necessary, translations can be made in the country issuing the documents to be translated. In this case, they must be legalised or apostilled. If the country issuing the documents to be translated is a signatory to the Hague Convention of 5 October 1961, the apostille for the sworn translation can be requested directly from the Court of Appeal where the translator is registered.

If the issuing country is not a signatory to the Hague Convention, diplomatic or consular legalisation of the translation will be required. The list of sworn translators in the Principality of Monaco is available from the Monaco Court of Appeal, while the list of sworn translators at the French Court of Appeal can be found on the following website: www.directory-sworn-translator.com

To submit your application, you must first make an appointment with an agent of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office.

You can request an appointment in one of the following three ways:

• Online using the online service made available for this purpose
• By email to circulation@gouv.mc
• By telephone on (+377) 98 98 80 14

The staff of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office will be waiting for you at the time of the appointment; you should bring with you the documents listed in steps 1 and 2 and your preferred means of payment.

You should submit the complete application without appointment to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Office. A payment receipt (invoice) and a copy of the loss declaration form, if applicable, will be provided.

Your new professional licence will be sent directly by post, with acknowledgement of receipt, to the address stated on the form.