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Worried about unpaid parking ticket in NJ...i cant find information anywhere!What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? New Jersey, Essex County I receieved a parking ticket last year for a parking violation. I was parked in a no parking zone i think but i cant remeber exactly what it was. Anyway, i had DELAWARE plates since i used to live in Delaware. I never paid the ticket. I now live in NJ and want to register my car in NJ but am worried abnout this unpaid ticket. I want to pay this ticket, but i am scared tha tmy lisence will be suspended or something. Can they suspend my license or prevent me to register my car in NJ? Does anybody know what kind of late fees I'll be facing.....in general what are going to be the consequences of my not payingthis ticket.? ![]() |
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| License plates from out of state can not be suspended in another state. |
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| First, ignore 'pimento'. He has no legal education or experience. With that, lets try to give you a real answer..... "I receieved a parking ticket last year for a parking violation. I was parked in a no parking zone i think but i cant remeber exactly what it was. Anyway, i had DELAWARE plates since i used to live in Delaware. I never paid the ticket. I now live in NJ and want to register my car in NJ but am worried abnout this unpaid ticket. I want to pay this ticket, but i am scared tha tmy lisence will be suspended or something. "Can they suspend my license or prevent me to register my car in NJ?" *** Yes they can, but it would be extremely unlikely that this would happen over a non-moving (parking) violation.... especially considering that it was from out-of-state. Most states comply with what is called the 'Non Resident Violators Compact' that allows an out-of-state violation to be noted in your home state, but that does not apply to non-moving violations.... also, it is 'going the wrong way' (ticket in home state, transfer to new state). "Does anybody know what kind of late fees I'll be facing.....in general what are going to be the consequences of my not payingthis ticket.?" *** Fines are very localized. You will have to check with the local court as to what the fine (and late fees/penalties) may be.
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| And, no, you can't suspend someone's out-of-state plates. |
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Please give us the benefit of your wisdom and tell us where the issue of 'suspending license plates' is even raised in this thread, other than your own post. Second, if the issue was relevant, 'they' (a state) CAN suspend a vehicles registration (plates) for a ticket from another state. However, as noted in my post, it can't happen in THIS case as the violation would not be subject to the NRVC. You really are dumb as a rock, huh??
__________________ There are at least 17 lawsuits (!!) pending in various courts, including the US Supreme Court, asking if Obama is a natural born citizen (as req'd by Art II, Sec 1 of the US Constitution). Why has he spent over $1.35M in legal fees to block disclosure... rather than spend $12 for a VALID birth cert to settle the matter? The 'certificate' he has presented doesn't qualify to get a drivers license, wouldn't allow a child to qualify for Little League, or for a real citizen to get a US passport! Last edited by JETX; 08-05-2004 at 10:00 AM. |
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