Traffic violation procedures
in Criminal and Misdemeanor Law ·
boldhound8 said:It’s right there in your letter, man. Pretty sure you're dealing with the IRS.😉
Yeah, you're right... Thanks.🙂
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Traffic violation procedures
in Criminal and Misdemeanor Law ·
boldhound8 said:Mine showed up a few days ago, and honestly, I had zero clue what was going on until they explained it to me.😁
Basically, the statute of limitations on that is 10 years, and you don't have any right to appeal it. Within that 8-day window, you better try to talk to them and work out a payment plan or something similar. Ignoring it is a total waste of time because they're going to grab that money from you one way or another...
Do I gotta head down to the police station to work it out or what?
Traffic violation procedures
in Criminal and Misdemeanor Law ·
Got pulled over for speeding a few days ago. Fine was $167 and I paid it right there on the spot. If you pay immediately, does it get cleared from my record?
Also, quick question. About six months ago, I got caught speeding again ($0.37 + $37). Didn't fight it or anything. Now I just got an enforcement notice from the IRS saying I have 8 days to pay up. What happens if I miss that 8-day window? To make things worse, the notice says they sent a copy to my employer to cover it if I don't pay—but I haven't even worked for that guy for over a year. Looking for some advice. I plan to pay, but I can't swing it for another month or two. I already dropped $37 on court fees...
Also, quick question. About six months ago, I got caught speeding again ($0.37 + $37). Didn't fight it or anything. Now I just got an enforcement notice from the IRS saying I have 8 days to pay up. What happens if I miss that 8-day window? To make things worse, the notice says they sent a copy to my employer to cover it if I don't pay—but I haven't even worked for that guy for over a year. Looking for some advice. I plan to pay, but I can't swing it for another month or two. I already dropped $37 on court fees...