Notice of Administrative Penalty

We help Alberta drivers understand their options and navigate the process after receiving an administrative penalty.

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The First Thing You Should Know:

You Have 7 Days to Request a Review

A Notice of Administrative Penalty (NAP) is the document police issue with an Immediate Roadside Sanction (IRS). It identifies the sanction you received and the date it was issued.

You have 7 days from that issue date to request a standard SafeRoads review. Our experienced agents can explain your options and handle your IRS appeal on your behalf. Have your notice ready and call for a free consultation.

Understanding the Impact

A Notice of Administrative Penalty can affect many areas of life – your driving privileges, your work, your finances, and your peace of mind. At Save My Licence, we understand how confusing the process can feel.

Founded by a former RCMP officer, our team specializes in representing drivers at SafeRoads reviews. We’ve represented over 1,200 Alberta drivers and can handle your IRS appeal from start to finish.

While we don’t handle criminal charges, we can connect you with a trusted DUI lawyer if your situation requires one.

“Cathy and Dale went above and beyond to assist me and my boyfriend with dealing with an administrative penalty. I would recommend them to anyone looking to get help with traffic court matters.”

- Shelby Wright

The Importance of an Appeal

An IRS can affect your ability to drive, work and manage everyday life. A SafeRoads review gives you the opportunity to challenge the sanction and seek its cancellation.

We review the officer’s records, testing information and your account of what happened to identify the grounds that apply to your case. The review turns on the evidence and legal grounds.

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Let our experienced Alberta team guide you through the process.

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What the Appeal Process Involves

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Start With a Free Consultation

Tell us what happened and show us your IRS notice. We explain your options, check your deadline and answer your questions about the appeal and our fees.

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We File Your Review Request

If you hire us and have not already requested a review, we handle that step on your behalf. We confirm the review date and the deadlines for preparing and submitting your case.

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We Build Your Case

We review the officer’s records, testing information and your account of what happened. We identify the grounds that apply to your case and prepare the evidence and arguments for your SafeRoads review.

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We Handle the Submission and Next Steps

We submit your case to SafeRoads Alberta. When the written decision arrives, we explain the result and what you need to do next.

Let’s Get Started on Your IRS Appeal

Received a Notice of Administrative Penalty? Our experienced agents specialize in SafeRoads reviews and can handle your IRS appeal on your behalf. Call for a free consultation to discuss your next step.