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How long should you keep records from traffic citations?
Like traffic tickets, parking tickets, speeding tickets, etc.
3 Answers
- BrandonLv 49 years agoFavorite Answer
No need to keep them, unless you plan on using them in the future, they are not needed for anything once you pay them.
Source(s): I am a Volunteer with the Sheriffs Dept. specializing in Background Checks and Traffic Enforcement. - LibertariansLv 49 years ago
Forever, keep them you never know when they will come in handy. I had a situation where I was given a ticket for speeding. I paid my fine and got a letter in the mail saying I paid. 3 years later I was getting a loan and they said I couldn't b/c I owed $47 dollars to a county in Idaho for a speeding ticket. I called them and said they sent me a letter saying I paid, they refused so I sent them a new check, which 3 weeks later they sent me back a refund saying I didn't owe, only to send me a new bill. I called threatened to take them to court and they dropped.
- WRGLv 79 years ago
There is no reason to keep the tickets after you have paid them. I'd keep the proof of payment pretty much forever.
