Hi Guitar. Yes these make sense. However, the more accurate way to express what you’re saying is as follows: 1. My bike was stole yesterday. (You don’t include the “i” because to the reader, it will sounds like you planned for bike to get stolen) 2. I just had my passport photocopied and sent to my uncle so he could put my name down on the list for the driving course.

Google "causative have." I had a mechanic repair my car. I had my car repaired [by a mechanic]. I had my passport photocopied [by somebody] - - - alternate use with passive meaning Somebody stole my bike yesterday. My bike was stolen yesterday [by somebody]. << passive voice I had my bike stolen yesterday. << not a true causative