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The bailif told me that i should of received a letter before his visit to my house - which i didnt.I still own the vehicle, i owned it at the time of the alleged offence, and the vehicle is at my home address when im not working in London.

Yes, the name and address on the letter are both correct.The letter was hand delivered to my address on Friday and my wife called me and sent me a picture of it immediately.So am i right in thinking that i should pay the bailiff the £515 and then a Statuary Declaration? Will this possible help either going back to the original PCN charge or perhaps some kind of money back?Apologies, i find this all very hard to understand.I really appreciate the time and responses guys !!

The VRM is LT66 HZGI plan on visiting Redbridge Council on Monday or Tuesday, however im not sure if i have a leg to stand on.I never received any correspondence from the bailiff company, first i knew was when they turned up at my address.I have no real excuse for not updating the V5C form, i had some personal issues such as breaking up with my wife - but i dont think that will help me.I genuinely do not know what to do.The bailiff said that the police could take my vehicle from the road too.I shouldn’t of even been given the initial PCN as im a London Taxi driver and was dropping off a client at the time.Any help would be so much appreciated.

I moved in June 2023, and ultimately realised in October this year that i hadn’t changed my V5C 🤦🏻‍♂️ - therefore done so immediately.Photo of letter attached guys. [ Guests cannot view attachments ]

I apparently received a PCN back in February of this year. However, as i completely forgot to change the logbook of my vehicle when i moved, didn’t receive any such letter or notification.So a bailiff arrived at my address today demanding £515.00 to put the case to bed.Is there anything i can do to appeal with the local authority who originally issues the PCN?This is clearly a mistake, and i don’t want to be ripped off my Newlyn Bailiffs.Cheers