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I have a family member who is a solicitor, luckily for me.
When I spoke to TEC, or was it Barnet council, I cant remember which one it was who gave me the information, one of them told me that they are all out of time.
I have contacted the bailiff advice website which you gave me, and also Mr Mustard/ Mr Dishman who is now in email contact with me. He says that he will help me with the wording for my OOT forms.

Thank you, I will add in the addresses.
Do you think that I should tell them about Royal Mail not redirecting my post because they had my married name in the redirect- yet my maiden name would have been in the correspondence?
Then the name in the PE 2/3 forms- should it be my maiden name(V5c) or my married name?

Dear Enceladus,
I am preparing the following forms for all seven PCNs
PE2
PE3

Please see what I have written below
I have filled out both form with the same wording as I dont understand how they differ.

I have recently become aware that I had received multiple PCN’s when the new owners informed me that a bailiff appeared at my former address with regard to unpaid fine. I have not receive any correspondence from Barnet Council in respect of any PCN’s. I moved address on the 29th March 2024 and had a Royal Mail had a redirection notice to send my post to my new address. I am including the redirection order attached from Royal Mail.
I have not yet updated my vehicle registration address yet. The move was very stressful, and I was not able to think clearly and for this I apologise.
I contacted Barnet council immediately I heard from my neighbours to find out more details. This was the first I heard of any contravention. I have now come to find out that there are 7 fines for myself for the same contravention. 7 fines for the same offence clearly constitutes repetitive issue of the same PCN in breach of the statutory guidance for local authorities. If I had received the first PCN  I would have paid the fine immediately and not made the same left turn with the knowledge this was a contravention. I certainly would not have made the same mistake 6 more times.
The bailiffs have threatened to remove my car. I have two young children. This has caused me and my family undue stress.
I would respectfully ask you to immediately suspend all enforcement action in respect of these PCN’s and allow me to pay the original PCN in full.
I look forward to hearing form you by return.

There are seven- two are with a bailiff which I have spoken with- I didn’t realise that another one was with a bailiff until I saw it on the Barnet website today.
The other 4 -when I spoke to the TEC - I have been told are out of time, but there is still the option to pay them at the £205 amazing in the Barnet website. Sorry for the confusion my head is spinning as there’s so much to take into consideration.
I will post the Pcn numbers and the Vrn.

I am trying to understand the rule 6- is this to say that the bailiffs can’t come to my new address as it does not match the address on the original fine from the council? The council will have to start the procedure again and issue the fine from the start. The bailiffs can’t simply re write their red letter with my new address on it?
Do I need to get proof of the original council pcn with my old address before I do this?

Thank you Pressman,
If this is successful will it mean they have to re issue the fine at the first stage? i.e at the reduced sum? I think it’s £120 and then £60 for early payment?

Just a question.
Whilst this is happening should I be putting my car on a private drive not my own? Would a neighbour’s drive be an option?