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Appeal on Parking Offence Notice. This e-Service allows you to submit your appeal on Parking Offence Notice. 1. Input Notice Number. 2. Appeal Particulars. 3. Appeal Particulars Confirmation. 4. Appeal Acknowledgement. Important Notes. This service may take you about 5 minutes to complete.
- Enquiry of Parking Offence
1 of 2. Enquiry of Parking Offence. This e-service allows...
- Enquiry of Parking Offence
Appeal on Parking Offence Notice. This e-Service allows you to submit your appeal on Parking Offence Notice. 1. Input Notice Number. 2. Appeal Particulars. 3. Appeal Particulars Confirmation. 4. Appeal Acknowledgement. Important Notes. This service may take you about 5 minutes to complete.
1 of 2. Enquiry of Parking Offence. This e-service allows you to enquire if you have any parking offence notice (s). Important Notes : This service may take you about 1 minutes to complete. You can find out if you have outstanding parking offence notices and pay your parking fines.
- Who Is The Appeal Letter for?
- Start with Your Details
- Be Honest and Polite
- Offer An Explanation
- Don’T Forget to Apologize
- And to Thank Them!
- End The Appeal Letter with Your Details
Before you get started on writing the appeal letter, you must first know who issued the fine. This is an important step because you’d need to know who to address the letter to. Some common issuers of traffic and parking fines are: 1. Land Transport Authority (LTA) 2. HDB 3. Town Council 4. Singapore Police Force (SPF) For the case of writing an app...
It’s important to introduce yourself to the recipient. Otherwise, how is the Investigating Officer going to know who you are? Here are the details you’ll need to provide: 1. Your Full Name 2. Your Car Model and Licence Plate No. 3. Your Notice Number 4. Location of Offence 5. Time of Offence
Honesty is the best policy, and it’s not any different when writing an appeal letter. You should start things off on a good note! So, acknowledge your offence and admit you made a mistake right from the start. This acknowledgement shows the Investigating Officer that you’re remorseful and would put you in their good books. Please ensure that you’re...
There’s always a reason or explanation behind every action, and it’s no different for traffic and parking offences! Explanations offer the Investigating Officer an insight into why you did what you did. So this is a super important step to take. Otherwise, the officer would simply think that you’re just a road hazard. If you were forced to break th...
Similar to steps 3 and 4, you should own up to your mistakes and show the Investigating Officer that you know you’re in the wrong. Self-awareness is super important and it shows that you’re genuine in your appeal. Doing so might pull the heartstrings of the reader and he or she might be more empathetic towards you and (hopefully) help you get out o...
This is a step that many tend to forget too. It’s basic courtesy to thank the Investigating Officer for taking the time to read your appeal letter. It shows that you’re polite, courteous and could potentially buy you some brownie points (or so I’d like to think)!
Simply sign off your letter with a salutation and provide your details once again. Providing your details at the end of the letter simply makes it easier for the Investigating Officer to pull out records or references from their database, and is a matter of formality. Once you’ve submitted your appeal letter, you’ll have to wait for an official rep...
Jun 9, 2017 · Want to appeal for a parking fine but don't know how? Check out our handy appeal guide. This guide also includes tips for appealing to HDB and Town Council parking offences.
Nov 24, 2023 · You can file an appeal for HDB parking offence through this link: https://services2.hdb.gov.sg/webapp/BL16AWESVAPPEAL/faces/JSP/eservices/appeal/BL16RSubmitAppealSearch.jsp Reply 7 months ago
