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Worried Sick..can anyone offer advice....
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I promise one last question then its cream cakes all round...
When she receives her paper work does it automatically come with something for her able to pay the fine or would it be more paperwork...0 -
OP, are you the registered keeper of the vehicle. If so, did you receive it within 14 days of the alleged offence? And was it posted first class?0 -
Yes and Yes.0
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You can lose it at 6 if you've had your license for less than 2 years. Otherwise it's at 12.
Just think if they jailed everyone who speeded!0 -
PrettyPolly wrote: »I promise one last question then its cream cakes all round...
When she receives her paper work does it automatically come with something for her able to pay the fine or would it be more paperwork...
It will be clear on the paperwork how she pay's the fine.2009 wins: Cadburys Chocolate Pack x 6, Sally Hansen Hand cream, Ipod nano! mothers day meal at Toby Carvery! :j :j :j :j0 -
dieselhead wrote: »It will be clear on the paperwork how she pay's the fine.
Back in the day you used to have to go to the payments section of the magistrates court. But I believe these days you can send a cheque or do credit card over the phone. Don't know if they're doing online payments yet but I wouldn't be surprised!0 -
A massive thanks to all of you..You have put my mind at rest.0
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The first letter she gets will be her NIP in her own name. She must complete the form confirming she was driving, and send that off within 28 days.PrettyPolly wrote: »I promise one last question then its cream cakes all round...
When she receives her paper work does it automatically come with something for her able to pay the fine or would it be more paperwork...
Provided the speed wasn't excessive (which it wasn't), and she hasn't already got 9 points, they will usually respond with a Conditional Offer of a Fixed Penalty.
To accept this, she simply signs the form, and sends it back with her driving licence, and a cheque or card details. Note - best to send this Special Delivery, if your licence gets lost in the post it can mean a big hassle.
I have been providing assistance, including Lay Representation at Court hearings (current score: won 57, lost 14), to defendants in parking cases for over 5 years. I have an LLB (Hons) degree, and have a Graduate Diploma in Civil Litigation from CILEx. However, any advice given on these forums by me is NOT formal legal advice, and I accept no liability for its accuracy.0
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