California Only • $29 One-Time • Money-Back Guarantee

Got a speeding
ticket in California?
Fight it by mail.

Upload your ticket and answer a guided intake. Get a fact-checked declaration and a print-ready filing packet tailored to your charge. Outcomes depend on the evidence and the court.

Takes 3 minutes • $29 to unlock • Full refund if not dismissed

Filing Packet ReadyOfficial TR-205 included
$29 One-TimeNo monthly fees
Case-Specific DraftBuilt from confirmed facts

The system bets you'll just pay

Many eligible drivers can contest an infraction through a written procedure instead of appearing for a conventional trial.

Deadlines are unforgiving

Work and family make court logistics difficult. Missing the response deadline can create added fees and other consequences.

Preparing a defense takes work

The charge, measurement method, notice instructions, and firsthand facts all matter. A generic argument can miss the issue the court must decide.

The TR-205 form is confusing

The official filing has case fields, declarations, signatures, payment instructions, and court-specific enclosures that must stay consistent.

There's a more organized way. For eligible cases, a Trial by Written Declaration lets the court decide from written submissions. TicketCleared separates VC 22349 from VC 22350, captures the facts that actually matter, and builds a complete packet for the user to review and sign.

From ticket to filed in four steps

Designed so any California driver can use it, no legal background needed.

01

Tell us what happened

Upload the citation and court notice, then review every extracted field. Guided questions capture the alleged speed, measurement method, firsthand recollection, witnesses, and evidence.

02

We draft your documents

The system applies a separate strategy for VC 22349 and VC 22350, drafts only from confirmed facts, and checks the output for unsupported claims. A witness draft is optional.

03

Preview, then pay $29 to unlock

Read a preview of the defendant declaration before paying. One $29 payment unlocks the combined court packet and separate declaration PDFs.

04

File and wait

For paper filing, print the combined packet, add required court-notice copies and payment, sign, and use trackable delivery. For an online procedure, follow the court portal instructions exactly.

One complete filing workflow

The packet is designed to reduce filing mistakes and present the strongest truthful case supported by the user's facts.

Defendant Declaration

Your personalized court statement, written in first person, referencing the exact VC section on your ticket and the specific facts of your stop - not a template. Built around the correct legal argument for your charge.

Official TR-205 Court Packet

For eligible paper filings, one combined PDF includes the official TR-205 with defendant fields completed, the clerk-only block blank, and the actual declaration attachments counted.

What the workflow checks

FeatureIncludedPurpose
Exact VC section strategyPrevents mixing VC 22349 and VC 22350 arguments
Official paper packetCombines TR-205 and rendered declaration attachments
Witness fact separationKeeps witness statements limited to firsthand facts
Second-pass accuracy reviewChecks each draft against only the facts the user confirmed
Filing readiness checksBlocks missing deadline, bail, payee, and address data
Procedure warningsFlags paper and MyCitations new-trial differences

Refund protection if the case is not dismissed

The refund policy does not promise a court outcome. It limits the user's cost if the filing does not result in dismissal.

$29 Refund Policy

If your ticket is not dismissed after submitting your Trial by Written Declaration, email us the court decision and we will review the request under the published refund terms for a full $29 refund.

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Common questions

What is a Trial by Written Declaration?
A Trial by Written Declaration (TBWD) is a California procedure for eligible traffic infractions. You and the officer submit written evidence for a judicial decision. A traditional paper TBWD generally permits a timely Trial de Novo request after an adverse decision. MyCitations Online Trial by Declaration does not provide that new-trial option, so the court notice and procedure displayed for the case control.
Will this work for my specific ticket?
TicketCleared currently supports California VC 22349, 22349(a), 22349(b), and 22350 speeding infractions. VC 22349 is an absolute maximum-speed charge, so favorable traffic or weather does not make exceeding that maximum lawful. VC 22350 focuses on whether the alleged speed was reasonable and prudent for the actual conditions. Unsupported charges and uncertain sections are blocked for review.
What if the officer doesn't file their declaration?
The court decides the case from the evidence submitted under the applicable procedure. An officer's failure to submit evidence may affect whether the prosecution has carried its burden, but TicketCleared does not promise automatic dismissal or predict whether an officer will respond.
Do I need a passenger / witness?
No. A witness declaration is optional and should be used only when another person personally observed relevant facts. A paper-filing user still receives the official TR-205 packet and defendant declaration without a witness.
What are my chances of winning?
There is no reliable percentage for an individual case, and TicketCleared does not guarantee dismissal. The service is designed to organize confirmed facts, apply the correct supported-charge framework, remove unsupported arguments, and reduce packet-completion mistakes.
How do I file after I get my documents?
For paper filing, download the combined packet, verify every field, sign and date the declarations, add any court-notice copy or other evidence the checklist identifies, attach the exact bail payment, and send it to the court address with tracking. If the court offers an online procedure, use the portal instructions instead of the paper packet.
Is my information stored securely?
Your data is encrypted in transit and stored in Supabase with row-level security. Ticket files used for extraction are sent to OpenAI and are not stored with the TicketCleared case during that step. We do not sell personal information, and we share it only with disclosed service providers needed to operate the service.

Don't just pay the ticket.

Eligible California drivers can contest a traffic infraction by written declaration. TicketCleared organizes the strongest truthful submission supported by the facts you confirm, then prepares a filing packet for you to review and sign. One payment, $29.

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$29 one-time • Published refund policy • California only