San Francisco · parking tickets
Found a ticket on your windshield?
Audit it right now, while you're still at the car. We check it against the City's own records and help you photograph what matters before anything changes.
- ScanWe read the citation and work out your protest deadline.
- PhotographSigns, curb, meter, your car. Evidence taken at the scene, timestamped and located.
- AuditThe ticket vs. the City's sweeping schedule, holiday calendar, meter payments and temporary signs.
- FileA protest letter with numbered exhibits and sources. You submit it to SFMTA yourself.
Audit My Ticket is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. We can't predict or promise an outcome. Protesting with SFMTA is free; you can always file directly at sfmta.com.
Check the ticket
Fix anything we misread. Fields we weren't sure about are marked.
Where exactly was the car?
Pick the side of the block. Each side has its own rules.
Photograph the scene
Before you drive away. These shots are hard to get later, and the sign or curb may change. Each photo is stamped with time and place.
Add a different kind of photo or document
What happened?
Only answer what's true. "Not sure" is a fine answer.
Audit results
Your protest
What goes in the letter. Untick anything you don't want to include.
Your protest package
- Protest letter with every reason and exhibit reference
- Evidence index with record IDs, sources and retrieval dates
- Numbered exhibits as one PDF, plus separate files for upload
- Text ready to paste into SFMTA's online form
- Fix and re-download it free until you file
Test mode: payments use Stripe test cards (4242 4242 4242 4242). No real charge.
One-time payment. You file it yourself; we never submit anything for you. Protesting directly with SFMTA is free.
How to file
- Online (fastest): open SFMTA's protest form, enter your citation number, paste the letter text, and upload the exhibit photos.
- Or by mail: print the PDF with the SFMTA protest form and send it to .
- Don't pay the ticket while the protest is pending. SFMTA says reviews can take up to 90 days and the decision comes by mail or email.
- If the first review denies it, you have 25 days from that letter to ask for a hearing.
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