Do It Online!

Did you know that there are now over 200 council services available online with more being added all the time? iwight.com is striving to make access to services more convenient for all Island residents and visitors to the Isle of Wight by bringing together the widest possible range of public service information and services via this one site.

A-Z of Council Services

The A-Z of Council Services can be located via the navigation bar situated on the left of iwight.com’s homepage. It is essentially a comprehensive directory of over 850 services provided to the public, by the Isle of Wight Council. As you would expect, the entries are listed alphabetically, but there is also a useful search facility where keywords can be entered. (This is particularly beneficial if you know exactly what you are looking for as it saves on the scrolling!)

Upon accessing any of the A-Z listings you will be presented with a service summary page providing you with a brief description of the service, all of the relevant contact details, including opening times and, where applicable, a link to the service’s very own website, contained within the parameters of iwight.com. Should you require more information, this page also provides you with access to a range of useful weblinks including links to relevant third parties who can offer additional trusted advice and support.

By using this section of our website, you also have the opportunity to view a range of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) which have been compiled about each service by the people who work in these areas and who are therefore best placed to know the questions you require answering! All of these FAQ’s are designed to help eradicate the need for you to pick up the phone or spend time sending the service an email to obtain the answer to what may actually be a reasonably straightforward question.

Depending on the nature of the service you have selected, you can also report, enquire, apply and pay for things online using the A-Z of Council Services. As with FAQ’s, the ‘Forms’ tab will appear at the top of the service summary page if the service entry has any electronic forms associated with it.

Gone are the days when you have to write to or drop into the Isle of Wight Council in order to obtain a form, only to complete it at home and then return it by post. With over 55% of forms containing the functionality to be submitted directly to the relevant service online, here on iwight.com we aim to make your life easier.

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Online Services

Want to apply for a school place for your child? Request a library book? Pay for an excess parking charge, submit a planning application, report a highway defect or apply for a job with the council? …Do it online!

The Online Services section of iwight.com combines the 300-plus electronic forms available on the system so far. Instead of being categorised by service, this area of the site allows you to browse for your chosen form according to the nature of the online transaction you wish to complete. The online services are listed under the following categories:

• Apply online
• Enquire online
• Central Government Services
• Report online
• Contact online
• Consultation online
• Pay online
  

The Pay Online section of iwight.com is a secure area of the site which allows you to pay for goods and services over the Internet using electronic payment methods (Debit Card or Credit Card). You can now pay for over 60 services online, including; Council Tax, B & B Contributions, Business Rates, Copies of Birth, Death and Marriage certificates, Excess Charge Tickets and the Island Residents General Parking Permit. You can also check your current balance for your Council Tax, Business Rates, Sundry Debtor Invoices or Homecare Statements and then pay all or part of any balance using our online payments facility.

The Online Services section of the site also brings together an increasing number of online national government services - from booking a driving test and taxing your car to renewing your passport, buying a TV license or applying for a student loan. With a view to putting convenience first - everything on iwight.com is designed to be available in one place; 24 hours a day, 7 days a week… all at the touch of a button.

My Profile

The facility exists within iwight.com to upload your details by completing a short one-off questionnaire and in doing so, to build up a profile of yourself that can be used to personalise your visit to the website and also enable you to deal with the Council directly if you wish to do so.

Your contact details can be saved and then used when completing an e-Form. All you need to do is login at the top of the form by entering the email address and password provided by yourself at the time of registration, and many of your personal details will automatically be pre-populated within the form; saving you valuable time in having to re-key the same information all over again. Subscribing to My Profile also allows you to save the data you have entered in an e-Form mid way through completion, allowing you to return to it and submit the form at your leisure.

My Profile also permits you to customise the information you see on iwight.com. You can select which sections of the site you would like to be visible when logging onto your personal homepage, and also chose specific Island locations to view information about, including forthcoming events, attractions/ places to go and more practical details such as road works.

www.iwight.com allows you access to your council whenever it suits you. With 3.5 million page views per month from over 115,000 unique visitors and over 35,000 referrals monthly from Google alone, it’s easy to see why we’re the Island’s largest website for essential information about everything you need to know about all aspects of living, working and visiting the Island.

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