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Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

Who is Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers ?
We are a professional, legal document filing agency focusing exclusively on assisting drivers in processing Trial by Written Declarations to contest traffic tickets issued in the state of California.

Do I have to personally go to the office of Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers to engage in the services?
Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers staff strives to make it as easy and hassle free as possible for you to securely create an account and get the process started just by selecting Dismiss a Ticket . There is no need to actually come to our office to use our service.

How do I begin the process of signing up with Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers ?
Simply proceed to the bust my ticket now link, Dismiss a Ticket, to submit your information about your citation. After submitting your citation information, you will then print, sign, and send the Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers engagement letter and Trial by Written Declaration forms to our office to begin the process of contesting your traffic ticket.

What is required of me after submitting my citation information online?
After submitting your information under the bust my ticket now link, Dismiss a Ticket, you will then print out the TR-205, Trial by Written Declaration, and Engagement letter. Read them over, understand what is required of you as a client of Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers and then sign the documents only and mail them to our office with a copy of your ticket.

How does Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers assist me in fighting my traffic ticket?
Upon receiving your documents, a ticket buster representative will call you to take your statement and facts about your citation. After completing your over-the-phone consultation with one of our representatives, we will then professionally document your statement of facts, process and file your completed Trial by Written Declaration with the court for consideration and dismissal of your traffic citation.

What is a Trial by Written Declaration (TR-205)?
Vehicle Code Section 40902 allows the defendant (you the cited driver) to contest citations in writing, without having to make a personal appearance in court. A Trial by Written Declaration is available in cases involving infractions of the Vehicle Code or of local ordinances of the Vehicle Code. Violations eligible for a Trial by Written Declaration must be infractions only. Misdemeanors and cases involving accidents are ineligible for a Trial by Written Declaration.

What does the court require of me to process a Trial by Written Declaration?
You will have to plead not guilty, requesting the Trial by Written Declaration and pay the bail amount for your citation?

What is the Bail amount?
As required by the court when using a Trial by Written Declaration, you must pay your bail (the fine of your ticket) up-front when we process your paperwork. When you mail your documents to Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers , include a check payable to Superior Court for your bail amount. If you do not know the bail amount or if you have not received your courtesy notice from the court, call the court to get the bail amount for your citation. You can still send all your documents to Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers to begin the process even if you do not know your bail.

Who do I make the bail check payable to?
Make your bail check payable to Superior Court and mail it to Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers with your signed engagement letter and Trial by Written Declaration.

How long does it take to get results from the court?
After submitting your completed Trial by Written Declaration to the court on your behalf, you will be notified by the court (not Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers ) at your preferred address within 60-90 days after we submit your documents to the court.

What if my ticket is dismissed?
The court will remove the demerit point associated with the violation from your driving record and then issue you a full refund of your bail amount.

What if I'm found guilty or unsatisfied with the court's decision?
The court will allow you to have a new trial also known as a Trial De Novo. As required by the court, you must submit a written request for a new Trial; form TR-220, within 20 calendar days of the court's decision. As soon as you get your results from the court regarding your Trial by Written Declaration, you must contact Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers so we can process the TR-220 on your behalf.

What is a Trial De Novo (TR-220)?
Trial De Novo means "all things are new" (Judge, Venue and Evidence) and is in court, in person.

If the court accepts my request for a new trial, will I have to go to court in person?
Yes, a Trial De Novo is always in person, in court. (If indeed you have a new trial, contact Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers for more information before going to court).

Does Dismiss your Traffic Ticket, a Service Designed for Commercial Drivers represent me in court for a Trial De Novo?
We are strictly a professional filing agency, not a law firm so we do not offer representation for you in court. Instead, we will process the request with the court for a new trial on your behalf and you will have to make the personal appearance in court yourself.

If I'm found guilty in court will I still qualify for traffic school?
As long as you have not been to traffic school in the last 18 months and the court honors traffic school for the type of violation you committed, you will get traffic school upon requesting it from the judge. According to Vehicle Code section 42005 and pertaining to People vs. Wozniak, you can still have the option to attend traffic school even after you have been found guilty of the alleged violation.