what do i do with notices of intended prosecution when i am leaving uk shortly?

Question

just got 2 notices of intended prosecution. same date, same place but different streets, 6 points on license, £60 penalty each. why? i exeeded speed by 11 mph (should have driven max 30 mph). I nearly sold my car and am leaving Uk in 7 days, how do i go thru this now as they want me to send letter confirming i was a driver then, i will need to pay and send my license and they will resent - all will take weeks, and i will be thousands miles away from Uk not looking to be back - what do i do?

Answer 1

Contact the office where the NIP's need returning to. Do this by phone and explain your circumstances. If you accept that you were guilty of the offences you can sort the fines out prior to leaving. Despite moving abroad you can still be contactable, and likewise can still make contact with the fixed penalty office and sort out what needs sorting.

If you leave and fail to sort it out expect a warrant for non payment of fines to be in existance when you do return.

Answer 2

Start by getting your story straight. The SAME place CAN'T be DIFFERENT streets. You could always GO to the office of whoever deals with traffic tickets in the UK and see if you can settle things on the spot. I'm sure there is a phone number somewhere on the notices that you could call and ask.

Answer 3

Do I understand that you know nothing about these offences? If you are leaving permanently, then you would be best advised to ignore these notices and leave. If you fill in the forms, then this will constitute acknowledgment of service, i.e. the court will be satisfied that you knew that the case was going on. In order to save the court a lot of time and money in chasing you up, perhaps you could ask somebody at your address to return any further notices to the court marked "gone away".

Answer 4

It relies upon the place you bypass and the place your using licence is registered. in case you will yet another EEC u . s . a . you will could variety it out in the previous you bypass, they're going to discover you! in case you're going out of EEC you are able to destroy out with it, yet returned it relies upon on your next u . s . a . of place of living. If the automobile is registered on your call the outcomes will seem if somebody does a verify. enable's wish they do! Your rushing is a criminal offense, in case you verify out it as a proportion it somewhat is 30% greater effective than the particular cut back. those limits are commonly imposed when you consider which you're close to a college or a residential area, the place a new child could run into the line. Be grateful it somewhat is in user-friendly terms a rushing advantageous and you probably did not injure or kill a new child.

Answer 5

If you ever want to return (and EVER is really the case) or you will remain within the EU or wish to visit the EU again do not ignore it. UK and Eastern European forces already work very closely and do share info.

Answer 6

if you ever want to come back to the uk or eu even for holiday etc, i would sort these all out before you go, just don't think coz your leaving you will get away with it , fate works in mysterious ways, do the right thing

Answer 7

Sound advice, Do Not ignore these notices, present yourself at the issuing offices and explain your circumstances,

Answer 8

Leave and Don't come back. Or leave and Come Clean by letter to the relevant Authorities

Answer 9

Take Bear's advice or you could be arrested if you return to this country.

Answer 10

Just go
Tell them the driver has died... borrow a death cert of somebody.
Don't come back