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Who owns the vehicle and what does it say on the logbook - name and address.

I think you may have a problem as the debt may have been passed to a bailiff but there's something not right about your receipt of the order for recovery.

What are the PCN number and vehicle VRM.

The vehicle is owned by my company and registered to it as well. However the V5 is in the name of the limited company as the registered keeper, and the PCN has been addressed to the Company Secretary, of which we do not have one (a Director is a legally distinct office holder to a secretary and there is no legislation requiring a company to have a Secretary), so I’m wondering if that would be grounds for cancellation / non-service as it has been addressed to an office holder that my company does not have, rather than to the company itself, as on the V5.

I’ll PM you the reg etc. now.

Is there a postmark on the envelope that contained the Order for Recovery?

Please consult the READ THIS FIRST - **BEFORE POSTING YOUR CASE!** sticky post at the top of the forum. You were asked to only redact your name and address (the company in this case) and to leave everything else visible including the vehicle reg and the PCN number. Please reinstate the PCN number and the VRM.

Why didn't you submit the Statutory Declaration that was enclosed with the Order for Recovery? That would have reset you to the PCN stage. OK my mistake, you only received the OfR on 13th Nov.

So long as the company name and address is correct I very much doubt that the "Company Secretary" point will carry any weight with the Adjudicator. It's the form of address used on PCN correspondence when the Registered Keeper is a company.