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       CDER GROUP Notice of enforcement-TFL 
   DIR By: abc369
       Date: April 16, 2026, 6:32 pm
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       I have a notice of enforcement by CDER group on behalf of TFL
       It regards to a failure to pay road charge
       What are my options at this stage and how should I proceed ?
       I have attached the latest letter below
  HTML https://link.camscanner.com/338VvWuKlR
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       Re: CDER GROUP Notice of enforcement-TFL 
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: April 16, 2026, 7:13 pm
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       Once again
       www.bailiffadviceonline.co.uk
       This debt is only at the Compliance Stage, so the bailiffs have
       only charged the statutory £75. NOrmally we advise these be paid
       to avoid the £235 Visit Stage fee.
       You might care to tell us a bit more about your motoring in
       London and your V5C Registration Address in one of your four
       threads. You seem to have an awful lot of bailiffs chasing you
       for money !
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       Re: CDER GROUP Notice of enforcement-TFL 
   DIR By: abc369
       Date: April 20, 2026, 2:34 pm
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       Yes I do have a few cases going on with councils and private to
       due a build up of cases and while being away I had received
       letters that I had not seen
       So here we are , not sure what else you want to know which can
       help me with the cases I have presented
       Appreciate any help or support at this stage and want to avoid
       further charges on the cases
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       Re: CDER GROUP Notice of enforcement-TFL 
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: April 20, 2026, 5:49 pm
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       For this particular thread and bailiff action, the only way to
       get the matter reverted to the PCN stage is to submit an
       Out-of-Time statement.
       Depending on what Act the PCN was served under, this will be a
       Witness Statement or a Statutory Declaration, but we cannot tell
       you anything more because you have told us virtually nothing
       about what caused the PCN to be served. For parking under the
       Traffic Management Act, it is a Witness Statement, and for
       moving traffic PCNs, it is the London Local Authorities annd
       Transport for London Act 2003.
       As you are out-of-time, you need to submit two forms in either
       case: -
       TMA 2004 - Forms TE7 and TE9
       LLA & TfL 2003 - Forms PE2 and PE3 (must be witnessed by
       solicitor, or at a county court)
  HTML https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/traffic-enforcement-centre-forms
       So why two forms ? One form is the actual declaration, and the
       other seeks permission to submit out-of-time and a reason must
       be given. Either declaration is passed on by TEC to the
       enforcing authority who can, and invariably will object to it,
       following which TEC reject the submission. When the forms are
       processed by TEC and the authority are informed, bailiff action
       must cease until a decision is made. The only problem with this
       is that TEC now take a long time to process forms.At one time it
       was within 24 hours, but now days elapse.This give bailiffs
       plenty of time to carry on enforcing, incl a visit with its £235
       fee, (which is statutory BTW).
       I would reiterate that the website I gave you is your best
       option in getting assistance. If it were me, I'd now pay the
       bailiff, because this has no effect on whether your statutory
       submission is accepted or not.
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       Re: CDER GROUP Notice of enforcement-TFL 
   DIR By: tincombe
       Date: April 21, 2026, 4:11 am
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       +1.
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