Before they send a summons will they give me the chance to answer? What is the first letter sent? Old-CodJA, if you consider the age of the case (2yrs soon) do you think they will revisit it?

Am I better off contacting TFL directly?

Thank you very much Old-CodJA. How do I get information about the case? Like what was said by who etc?

How can you get a hold of the evidence they have against you? The inspectors notes that you signed? Does it matter if the are 2yrs old? Do they still have them?

How can they find out if someone is lying or not in regards to not recieving paperwork? Would they see it as lying if someone states an adress when interviewed by revenue officer but then moves? Then almost 2yrs later makes a statutory declaration?

Hi! Hope someone can help me.... I have been sent a fine from a London court of £485. It says I can pay it either by calling 03007909901 or directgov . uk / payacourtfine. I'm guessing I must have missed the previous letters because this letter is titled "Further steps notice"(threatning with certain actions if not payed in 10 days) and this is the first letter I've recieved! I live in a hostel so letters might get lost...but this is crazy. The only thing I can think of that might have lead to this is me getting caught in the underground. Last year for a freedom ticket and this year for a child ticket. Both times I gave different adresses because I have been moving around a lot, so how they got my new adress I do not know at all. Is this the normal procedure, sending out a court fine letter?