FineFix
Understand the fine. Make your case.
Helps people understand a fine and decide whether there are legitimate grounds to object.
The problem
A fine arrives as a dense letter with codes, references, a deadline and an amount. Most people cannot tell why it was issued, whether it is correct, or what happens if they do nothing.
Objecting is a legal procedure with rules and deadlines. Get one step wrong and a legitimate case is lost on form, not substance.
Why it matters
Fines are meant to correct behaviour, not to profit from confusion. When people pay fines they could have contested simply because the procedure is opaque, the system stops being fair.
The people hit hardest are those with the least time and money to figure it out. A clear explanation levels that.
The alternative
FineFix reads the letter with you. It identifies the type of fine, the issuing authority and the key details, and explains in plain language what the letter actually means.
It then helps you understand whether there are legitimate grounds to object, organises your evidence, keeps track of the deadline and helps you prepare a structured objection you submit yourself.
No guaranteed cancellations. No invented success rates. Just a clear path through a procedure that was never explained to you.
How it works
- 01
Upload the fine
A photo or PDF of the letter. FineFix extracts the fine type, amount, reference and deadline.
- 02
Understand it
A plain-language report: why this fine exists, what the rules say, what your deadline is.
- 03
Check your grounds
Guided questions about what happened. FineFix flags the arguments that may be relevant.
- 04
Prepare the objection
A structured objection letter tailored to your answers and evidence, ready to submit to the authority.
- 05
Track the next step
What happens after submission and when to expect a decision.
Product preview
Illustration of the product flow. The real product may differ in detail.
Step 2 of 4
Parking tax assessment
Municipality, centre zone B
Amount
€ ··,··
Objection window
·· days left
Why this fine
The vehicle was in a paid-parking zone without a registered parking session at the time of the check.
Possible grounds
- Session was started in an app (evidence: transaction)
- Sign not visible or missing (evidence: photo)
- Licence plate recorded incorrectly
Next step
Prepare the objection with your evidence
What it covers
- Dutch parking and traffic fines (CJIB and municipal)
- Plain-language explanation of the letter
- Deadline awareness
- Evidence checklist
- Structured objection letter
- Procedural next steps
General information, not personal advice. For decisions involving law, tax, immigration, healthcare or employment, check with a qualified professional in your situation.