Notice to keeper - NON POFA

Coupon-mad

The letter received says NON POFA - MNPR - Manual Number Plate Recognition at the top. Does it say NON POFA because it is outside of the 14 days or can they do it anyway?

Haha, you win then, as long as the POPLA Assessor doesn't have blinkers on!
Show us your POPLA draft based on non POFA ones and the NEWBIES thread post #3.

Hinch54321

appeal drafted

Coupon-mad

Great - you will win. Can you add photos of the lack of clear signs embedded in the document as an illustration for the Assessor? No close-ups.

Remove this - it's pointless. There is no CCTV an POPLA can't access it if there was:

Immediately upon noticing the signage once close enough, the driver moved the vehicle from the area and CCTV footage would support this

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And beware of saying a 'second visit' as that sort of suggests the appellant was the driver:

Again, upon reviewing the signage on a second site visit,

Hinch54321

@Coupon-mad thanks for your feedback, I have updated my draft on here as you suggested. Do I need to add something about the NON POFA title on the parking charge too?

Yes, I have photos too.

Umkomaas

Do I need to add something about the NON POFA title on the parking charge too?

Yes, that's an open admission by the PPC that they have no legal basis to pursue the registered keeper. It's your main point of appeal.

Redx

Add a bullet point numbered menu just before the first point, contains all the sub headers

Hinch54321

How can you find out when the parking company requested your details from the DVLA? I've seen the SAR request firm but the auto reply says that it can take a month to respond. Is there a quicker way?

Umkomaas

They have a month to respond, but in practice it can come within 10 days (notwithstanding it's holiday season). This is the standard template advice I give to people looking to access this data from the DVLA:

You should email the DVLA and ask which organisations (when and for what reason) accessed the registered keeper's data from them between a range of dates which includes the date(s) of the parking incident(s). You need to provide the registered keeper's full name and address, the address on the V5C logbook and the Vehicle Registration Mark of the vehicle involved in the parking incident.

SubjectAccess.Requests@dvla.gov.uk

This service is free of charge.

Even though you email your request, the DVLA will respond via Royal Mail.

The_Deep

If they were t o take this to court you might like to consider a counter claim or asking for unreasonable behaviour costs, especially if Elliot v Loake has been referenced.

HonkIfYoureLonely

Forgive my ignorance but if the NTK states NON POFA, and the keeper isn't liable for the parking charge, then what is the need for an initital appeal with the parking company and a later appeal with POPLA