Book a qualified solicitor to witness your PE3 or PE2 form in person. We make sure the right form is completed correctly for the Traffic Enforcement Centre, and hold you a guaranteed slot this week.
“The bailiffs were about to arrive. I found a witness, booked a slot for the next morning, and had my PE3 sworn in ten minutes. It reset the whole thing.”James, Croydon
Choose a witness and a time that works, often the same week. Pay £49 to lock it in.
Print your PE3 or PE2 (we tell you which). Bring the original hard copy and photo ID.
It takes minutes. Your declaration is sworn in person and ready to send to the TEC.
Once a bailiff is instructed, fees stack fast: £75 the moment they write, £235 the moment they visit, and more if they remove goods. A witnessed declaration can reset the whole thing.
More witnesses across London coming soon.
A PE3 or PE2 is a statutory declaration and must be sworn in person before an independent authorised person: a solicitor or Commissioner for Oaths, a magistrate (Justice of the Peace), or an officer of the County Court. Our witnesses are qualified solicitors and Commissioners for Oaths.
Yes. A statutory declaration must be witnessed in person with the original printed form. It cannot be witnessed over video or by post. You attend a short appointment, sign in front of the witness, and they complete the witnessing section.
Bring your printed PE3 or PE2 form (the original hard copy, not a copy or a screen), and photo ID such as a passport or driving licence. Do not sign the declaration beforehand — you must sign it in front of the witness.
The appointment itself usually takes around ten minutes. You sign the declaration in front of the witness, they complete their part, and you leave with a properly witnessed form ready to send to the Traffic Enforcement Centre.
The booking is £49. That covers a guaranteed in-person appointment with a qualified witness and a check that the correct form is completed properly for your contravention. Filing the form with the Traffic Enforcement Centre is free.
PE2 and PE3 are used for bus lane and moving-traffic contraventions and are statutory declarations that must be witnessed in person. A TE9 is a witness statement used for parking contraventions and is signed with a statement of truth — it does not require a third-party witness. If you have a parking penalty and only need a TE9, you do not need this service.
If the declaration is not properly sworn before an authorised witness, the Traffic Enforcement Centre can reject it, and enforcement continues. A correctly witnessed PE3 or PE2 can revoke the order for recovery and reset the penalty, which is why getting it right and on time matters.
You can have a statutory declaration witnessed for free by an officer at a County Court, but that means finding one, travelling there, and fitting into their hours — often not quick when a deadline or bailiff is looming. We give you a guaranteed appointment, usually the same week, with the correct form checked for you.