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Hi,

 

I gave my details (name and address) to a revenue officer as I did not have a ticket

. This happened last Thursday on 6th of April. After this incident, I realize that I will not be able to receive the letter as I am going to move out and go to a new address. Usually the letter arrives in 3-4 weeks and I am going to move out in 3 days.

I called the prosecution department (IRCAS) and finally I had a call back from them yesterday Monday 10th April. I explained my situation and they asked me what address I said at first time. I said my current address and they cannot find me at their system. She advised me to send an email to them by describing what happened, what address I gave and what is my new address.

 

Does it sounds to you that for some reason they failed to have my incident to their files?

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Set up a mail forward with Royal Mail.

 

The revenue officer may not have made a report or it may still be working its way through the system and not yet on the TOC's prosecution office's files.

 

Both options are 'covered' by setting up a mail forward, and any other mail too. If you've forgotten to notify another mail sender that will get forwarded too, and when it arrives with the redirection sticker on : it'll let you let that sender know you've moved, too.

 

https://www.royalmail.com/personal/receiving-mail/redirection

 

I see Royal Mail are promoting it as "a way to reduce the risk of ID fraud".

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Hi,

 

I gave my details (name and address) to a revenue officer as I did not have a ticket

. This happened last Thursday on 6th of April. After this incident, I realize that I will not be able to receive the letter as I am going to move out and go to a new address. Usually the letter arrives in 3-4 weeks and I am going to move out in 3 days.

I called the prosecution department (IRCAS) and finally I had a call back from them yesterday Monday 10th April. I explained my situation and they asked me what address I said at first time. I said my current address and they cannot find me at their system. She advised me to send an email to them by describing what happened, what address I gave and what is my new address.

 

Does it sounds to you that for some reason they failed to have my incident to their files?

 

 

What intrigues me is that if you were reported by a Revenue Protection Inspector, which Train Operating Company were you travelling with and how did you come to call IRCAS ?

 

IRCAS do not undertake prosecutions for all TOCs

 

This is an important question and will have a bearing on the outcome for you

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