Secure document upload

Upload your parking paperwork — we'll identify the stage

Send a photo, scan or PDF of the ticket, letter, notice or court document you've received. We'll identify what it appears to be before asking any questions.

Upload first: send your ticket and we identify it — then we only ask the questions that matter for your exact case.

1. Upload your parking paperwork

Upload or photograph the parking document you received. We'll identify what it is, the stage you're at, key dates, and the questions that matter for your case.

Your document will be analysed by AI to identify the stage, key dates and possible next steps. We only use it to provide this service. No Panic PCN is not a law firm and does not submit documents for you.

Choose a file or take a photoPDF, JPG, PNG or WEBP. A clear phone photo is fine.

Upload your document to continue — we identify it before asking any questions.

2. Check what we found

We couldn't identify this document from your upload. Please upload a clearer photo, or choose the closest document type below so we can ask the right questions.

Document type (change if this is wrong)

Showing the details that matter for a not sure yet.

Who is it from?

Does it mention…

Vehicle registration, if shown

Please check these details against your paperwork before you continue

We couldn't read the document type from your upload — please choose it above.
We couldn't confirm who issued it — please check the issuer above.
We couldn't read your reference number, vehicle registrationfrom your upload. Add anything shown on your notice. If a detail is not printed on your document, leave it blank — we'll mark it for you to complete in the draft.

I have checked these details against my paperwork.

3. Answer the questions relevant to your case

No problem. Upload the document and answer the broad questions so we can identify the likely stage.

How did you receive it?

Different companies and councils start the process in different ways, so this helps us route the next questions.

Were you the driver or registered keeper?

This matters because some arguments depend on whether the operator is pursuing the driver or keeper.

Does the paperwork mention court, claim form or judgment?

Have you lodged a formal appeal?

4. Add evidence to support your case

Evidence is optional, but it can help support the points in your case — for example signs, road markings, receipts, payment proof, app screenshots, business proof, earlier letters or witness notes. Short bullet points in the boxes are enough, and please flag any new or changed facts, as they can alter your options. You can continue without evidence if you don't have it yet.

Evidence that usually helps here

The document you received and any earlier letters connected to it.
Photos, receipts, permits or payment proof relevant to what happened.
Anything showing a change in facts or new evidence since the ticket was issued.

You don't need all of these — add whatever you have in the boxes below.

Upload your evidence (photos, screenshots, receipts)

Add photos or filesSigns, road markings, permit, receipts, screenshots. We read these and use them to build your document.

What happened?

A short description is needed before we prepare your paid draft.

What evidence do you have?

Any new facts, changed facts or missing details?

New facts or evidence can change the document format, arguments and practical options.

5. Your case snapshot

Based on the document you uploaded and the details you confirmed, we'll show what your case appears to involve — the likely stage, any deadline that may matter, possible points and the evidence worth keeping. This is an initial AI-generated snapshot, not the full draft document.

When you select “Show my case snapshot”, we read your document and evidence and prepare your snapshot. This can take a few moments. We don't ask for your name or email to see it, and we don't store your uploaded document unless you continue to your case-specific appeal draft.

6. Get your editable draft document

Confirm the document we'll prepare and where it should be sent. For £4.99 we prepare an editable Word document in a clear, structured format from the information you provided — the facts, stage and evidence from your case. You review it, amend anything needed, attach your evidence, and submit it yourself.

You are requesting

Document type: Snapshot only — decide later
Issuer: As shown on your notice
Deadline: Check the date printed on your notice
Where to submit: The appeal address on your notice. If a council rejects it, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal (or London Tribunals in London).
Price: £4.99

Document format needed

We pre-selected the layout that usually fits your stage — change it if you need something different.

Editable draft

Where should we send your editable draft?

Full name

Phone (optional)

Confirm email

Your editable Word document will be sent to this email — please type it carefully and confirm it. This is also how you'll retrieve your case later.

I understand this is plain-English paperwork support, not legal advice; that I must review and submit the document myself and attach my own evidence; and that meeting the deadline is my responsibility.

Anything the website may not recognise? (optional)

No Panic PCN is not a law firm. We provide plain-English paperwork support, templates and checklists. You stay in control and submit your own documents.