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DOS Driving Offence Solutions Motoring notice advice · Leeds

CONTACT / INITIAL ENQUIRY

Tell us what
has arrived.

Start with the document, the date it arrived and any deadline printed on it. A short explanation is enough to begin.

Initial enquiry Leeds and England & Wales Monday–Friday

GET IN TOUCH

A clear starting point.

If you have received a motoring notice, penalty, court document or enforcement letter, use the form to explain what has happened.

Include the type of document, when it arrived and any response deadline or hearing date shown. You do not need to know the legal terminology to make an enquiry.

The information helps the office understand the nature of the matter and identify what documents may be needed for an initial assessment.

ENQUIRY FORM

Tell us about your notice.

Complete the details below. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

01 — Your contact details

Please enter your name.

Enter a valid email address.

02 — What is your enquiry about?

If you are unsure, choose the closest description or select Other.

03 — Important dates

Enter the date shown on your notice, if one is provided.

04 — Current position

05 — Tell us what happened

Include the important details, but avoid entering passwords, bank details or unnecessary sensitive personal information.

Please provide a little more information.

Submitting an enquiry does not create a solicitor-client relationship, does not constitute legal representation and does not suspend any statutory or court deadline. Do not assume your enquiry has been received until you have confirmation.

BEFORE YOU GET IN TOUCH

A few details can help.

You do not need to upload documents through this initial form. Start by identifying what you received and when it arrived.

If documents are needed for a review, the office can explain how to provide them through an appropriate channel.

The notice or letter Document type
Date it arrived Where known
Response deadline If stated
Court hearing date If applicable
Reference number Optional

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before submitting.

A few practical answers about making an enquiry and what happens next.

No. Submitting an enquiry does not extend, pause or replace any legal or court deadline. Continue to comply with the instructions and dates on your notice unless an authorised person or authority confirms otherwise.
Your enquiry is sent to the office for review. The office can then respond using the contact details you provided. If further documents are required, you can be told how to provide them.
No. Select the closest description and explain what happened in your own words. Include the document title and any dates printed on it where possible.
This form does not provide document upload. Do not send original documents, passwords, bank details or unnecessary sensitive information through an unverified channel.
No. Sending an enquiry does not create a solicitor-client relationship or amount to formal legal representation. Any reserved legal work must be undertaken by an appropriately authorised professional.
Telephone the office rather than relying solely on the online form. If court proceedings or a legal deadline are involved, seek advice from an appropriately qualified solicitor where required.

NEED TO SPEAK TO SOMEONE?

Start with a conversation.

If you would rather speak directly, telephone the office during business hours.

Call +44 7480 214872