TicketClear

TicketClear helps California drivers contest a traffic ticket by mail with a Trial by Written Declaration. You tell the court your side in your own words, and TicketClear turns it into a written declaration you review, edit and sign, with the TR-205 form and mailing instructions for your court. You do not have to go to court. TicketClear is a private company and is not affiliated with any court or government agency. Official guide from the California courts: https://selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/traffic/trial-declaration How it works • Scan your ticket with your camera, upload a photo or PDF, or type it in. TicketClear reads the ticket's details and you confirm them. • Write what happened, then answer a few plain questions. Include only what is true. • See a free preview of your draft before you pay. • Read the whole declaration, change anything you want, and sign it in the app. • Print it, include your bail deposit, and mail it to your court. You get the mailing address and a checklist, and we recommend USPS Certified Mail. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes, and you can stop and come back later. Free to start Checking your ticket is free, and no account is needed to start. TicketClear checks that your ticket qualifies before you pay. One flat price $49.99 per ticket, paid in the app through the App Store. Your packet includes: • Your declaration PDF, built from your story • The completed TR-205 court form • Your photo evidence, attached as exhibits • Step by step mailing instructions with your court's address • Your bail amount, or an estimate if your ticket shows none All 58 California counties TicketClear works for eligible tickets in every California county. Speed camera notices from San Francisco and Oakland are included too. For those, you get an administrative review request and the steps for sending it to the issuing agency. English or Spanish You can answer everything in Spanish, and the steps for contesting are in Spanish too. Your declaration is written in English, as California courts require. Keep track of your ticket My tickets shows your court deadline and what to do next. Turn on alerts to hear when your packet is ready and before your deadline. Add the deadline to your calendar, download a printable mailing sheet, and save your USPS tracking number once you mail it. How TicketClear uses AI TicketClear reads your ticket and prepares your letter with help from Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic. The app asks for your permission before your first scan, and you can withdraw it at any time in Account. You read the whole declaration before you sign it. Your privacy We do not sell your personal information. You can delete your account and your data at any time in the app (Account, then Delete my account) or at www.ticketclear.ai/delete-account. If you started without an account, Delete my ticket and data removes everything at once. Please know TicketClear is a document preparation service. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. For legal advice, consult a licensed California attorney. Results vary and are not guaranteed. You sign your documents and mail them yourself. TicketClear does not mail or file anything for you. Contesting is not risk-free. If the judge finds you guilty, you have the same conviction and the same DMV points as if you had paid, and your bail deposit is applied to the fine, but the judge can set a fine higher or lower than the bail. Going to trial does not make you ineligible for traffic school, but after a guilty finding it is up to the judge. Questions? Write to support@ticketclear.ai or visit www.ticketclear.ai.