Administrative responsibility is one of the ways to maintain order in the state and to subordinate citizens to the law. Committing any offense, as a result of which moral or material harm is caused, directed at citizens or the state is called an administrative offense.
It is necessary
- - computer and internet;
- - protocol;
- - a receipt for a fine.
Instructions
Step 1
Failure to pay any administrative fine has certain consequences. Thus, according to Article 20.25, failure to pay a fine within the time period established by law shall result in the imposition of an administrative fine in the amount of two times the amount of the unpaid administrative fine. That is, the fine will still have to be paid, but already much larger. In addition, the defaulter may be charged with administrative arrest for up to 15 days or compulsory work for up to 50 hours. At the same time, it does not matter what kind of punishment the court will impose on the defaulter, no one will remove the obligation to pay the first fine. So it is better to pay fines right away in order to avoid various problems.
Step 2
It will not be difficult to find out if you have any fine or debt to any executive or supervisory authorities. You just need to have a computer (laptop, tablet or even a phone) with you and access to the Internet. Further, your actions will depend on what kind of fine you are going to check: through the traffic police or through other departments or authorities
Step 3
Go to the official website of the regional traffic police using the link and register. Then go to the "online services" section, where enter your personal data in your personal account. Now you can get the information you need about administrative violations and fines. This section displays all earned fines, paid and unpaid, as well as all numbers of issued orders.
Step 4
Check all columns carefully so you don't miss out on important information about the state of the fine. If you have an unpaid fine, print out a receipt for your fine and contact your bank office where you can pay the required amount. Also, payment can be made through self-service banking terminals.
Step 5
Check if the fine was written off automatically after paying off the debt or is still displayed on the traffic police website. If this did not happen, call the traffic police to clarify all the nuances. This is necessary in order for employees to recheck the database and manually make changes that were not automatically displayed in your data on the payment of administrative fines. In case of incorrect actions of the bank operator, contact the special consumer protection authorities on this fact.
Step 6
Please note that the traffic police sends summons to the owner of the car at the address of his registration. And if you do not live at this address, then periodically check your mail at the place of your registration, this will help you not to miss information about fines.
Step 7
Be careful when paying fines through terminals, many of them charge a commission for the operation performed. This leads to the fact that the money is not fully credited to the traffic police account and the fine cannot be automatically debited. The Internet service will show that the fine has been paid only after the money has been credited to the account in full.
Step 8
Be careful when paying fines through terminals, many of them charge a commission for the operation performed. This leads to the fact that the money is not fully credited to the traffic police account and the fine cannot be automatically debited. The Internet service will show that the fine has been paid only after the money has been credited to the account in full.
Step 9
You can also check whether the car owner has a fine by visiting the official website of the State Traffic Inspectorate at the link https://www.gibdd.ru. On the right side of the main page there is a section of the traffic police online services. To check for a fine, click the "Check fines" button. Then, on the next page, in the appropriate fields, enter the state registration plate (along with the region number) and the number of the vehicle registration certificate. After that, the system will give information about the presence or absence of an unpaid fine. It should be noted that the verification is carried out without reference to a specific person. The results provide basic information about offenses committed using the specified vehicle. As reported on the site, this service provides information only about unpaid fines. If the fine was paid, but information about it / as unpaid appeared on the site, this may be due to the fact that the credit organization (bank) through which the payment was made did not transmit or incorrectly transmitted information about the payment of the fine to the State Information System on state and municipal payments (GIS GMP). In this case, you should visit the local traffic police department and present a receipt for payment of the fine.
Step 10
Traffic fines can also be checked through the Yandex. Money". Follow the link https://money.yandex.ru/debts/?_openstat=yandex;gibddkoldun;header to the "City Payments" section and in the window that opens, enter the driver's license number and the vehicle registration certificate number in the appropriate fields. Click the Check button. If you want to be aware of the appearance of new fines, check the box next to "Receive notifications about fines".
Step 11
The websites also provide information on the existence of other fines and debts. For example, all information about debts (especially large ones) is available on the website of bailiffs. Follow the link
fssprus.ru/ and a page with an appeal "Find out about your debts" will open for you. To check your debts and fines, enter your details (last name, first name, patronymic and region) and click the "Find" button. In some cases, to access the information on the next page, you will need to enter the code from the picture.
Step 12
All information about taxes is provided on the website of the tax service at https://service.nalog.ru/debt/ through the taxpayer's personal account. Also, information about debts and fines can be found in the relevant sections of the "State Services" website.
