I received PFL on February 22, 2024 related to previous charge here in Canada Fail to remain under Highway Traffic Act wayback in 2021. I was given 7 days to respond. The officer is asking to provide outcome and any supporting documents pertaining to the charge. I submitted my reply on Feb 23, 2024 after I got the documents related to the charge from the Provincial Court. I mentioned in the letter that I paid the fine (attached receipt), letter from the Ministry of transporation stating that my 1 year suspension ended, Reinstatement fee receipt, drivers abtract and drivers license. In my gckey, the document I submitted is reviewing on Feb 27. My question is are these documens sufficient to address the concern of the VO? I am also wondering why my HTA charge becomes a concern were in fact it is not a federal offense which will not make me inadmissible in Canada. Is there anyone in the same situation? How long will it takes to received a final decision after responding to the PFL? If anyone can shed light on this post is much appreciated. Thank you.
Procedural Fairness Letter
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Times to hear back after a PFL vary very widely and it's hard to guess. Sometimes it's a matter of weeks but it's not uncommon for it to take a number of months or even more than a year in some cases. Which question did you answer "no" to incorrect? Was it the question around whether you had ever been charged?
I answered yes to statutory question related to charges in Canada. Originally it was Fail to stop under Criminal Charge which is a Federal Offense. I received an ADR on Feb 13, 2024 asking me to submit Court information which I provided. The case was withdrawn and the crown proceeded to Fail to remain under HTA.
