Appeal a parking ticket | Invercargill City Council

🅿️ Are you eligible for a parking ticket refund?

📣 If you received and paid an infringement for failing to activate the parking meter in a metered space between 1 July 2022 and 29 February 2024 you are eligible for a refund. Click here to learn more.

You have 56 days from the time you receive a parking ticket to submit an appeal.

To appeal a parking ticket we must receive your request in writing. Please provide the parking ticket number and/or the registration number of the vehicle, explain the circumstances and provide any supporting documentation. Your appeal must contain your full name, date of birth and residential address.

Please note: payment of an infringement is an admission of liability, disputes received for an infringement that has been paid will not be considered.

Notice number(s)
Vehicle registration number*
Name*
Details must be those of the person driving the vehicle at the time the notice was issued

First

Last
Address*

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

ZIP / Postal Code

Country
Gender
- Male
- Female
- Other
Date of birth*
Email address*

Enter Email

Confirm Email
Phone number
Are you the registered owner of the vehicle?*
- Yes
- No
Please give a full explanation of your appeal*
Attach a photo or file (optional)
Max. file size: 100 MB.
Have you paid for parking? If yes, please provide the amount paid and payment method:
Please provide the location of the kiosk that was used (if applicable):
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Alternatively, you can submit your appeal:

By email: parking@icc.govt.nz

By post:

Invercargill City Council
Private Bag 90104
INVERCARGILL 9840

In person:

You will be required to complete a form at the help desk

Invercargill City Council
101 Esk Street
INVERCARGILL

We will endeavour to respond to you within 14 days.

You can also request a hearing in relation to the ticket. If we decide to proceed to a hearing we will contact you and we will arrange it with the Court.

Please note

If you receive a parking ticket and it remains unpaid, it is lodged with the Ministry of Justice and a Court cost (which is currently $55) is added to the parking ticket fee. If the fee remains unpaid and the Court is required to take action further Court costs are added.

Forms

Parking – Statutory Declaration Use this form for parking offences if you were not the driver and seek to transfer liability

🅿️ Are you eligible for a parking ticket refund?

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