How long do you have to pay a penalty charge notice?

You’ll have 21 days to pay the penalty charge notice ( PCN) or challenge a court order demanding payment (known as an ‘order of recovery’). Bailiffs (‘enforcement agents’) will be told to visit your home to collect what you owe if you don’t pay or challenge within 21 days. You can challenge an order of recovery if you:

What happens if you do not pay a PCN?

If you do not pay a PCN within 28 days, you’ll get a ‘charge certificate’ and you’ll have 14 days to pay the original fine plus 50% more. You’ll get a court order demanding payment if you do not pay a charge certificate within 14 days.

Where can I get a fixed penalty notice?

Fixed penalty notice (FPN) You can get an FPN for parking from the police, local council or Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). You can pay an FPN online.

What happens if you dont pay Dartford charge?

not paying the charge for the London congestion zone, low emission zone or Dartford Crossing (Dart Charge) on time Check the ticket for other ways to pay. If you do not pay a PCN within 28 days, you’ll get a ‘charge certificate’ and you’ll have 14 days to pay the original fine plus 50% more.

How do I pay a penalty charge notice?

Penalty charge notice (PCN) As well as for parking, you can get a PCN for: You can pay online for a: Check the ticket for other ways to pay. Deadlines and penalties. If you do not pay a PCN within 28 days, you’ll get a ‘charge certificate’ and you’ll have 14 days to pay the original fine plus 50% more.

Fixed penalty notice (FPN) You can get an FPN for parking from the police, local council or Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). You can pay an FPN online.