FAQS
- I received an Armed Forces Traffic Ticket, what do I need to do?
Email the citation admin office (click here) within 7 days of receiving your ticket. Please provide the following information in your email: Citation number (USMC ------), date of offense, location, what you were cited for, your email, primary phone number, unit, unit representative, and your plea (guilty/no contest/not guilty) MCBPAC.MCBBUTLER.TRA@USMC.MIL
*** If you would like to contest your citation, then you will enter a "not guilty" plea***
- What type of citation requires mandatory Traffic Court?
Traffic Court follows MCIPAC MCBBO 5560.2B, which states offenses that constitute mandatory Traffic Court hearings. The citation admin office will assign a Traffic Court date when a "not guilty" plea is entered.
- How can I find out how many points I have on my SOFA license?
Please utilize the point accumulation request form to request this information.
- How does the point system work/how many points am I allowed?
Accumulating 12 points in 12 months or 18 points in 24 months requires the mandatory suspension or revocation of the driving privilege. 12 points incurs a 6-month suspension of your driving privileges, 18 points incurs a 1-year revocation.
- What if I was issued a parking citation, but I let someone else drive my car?
Please fill out a Claim of Responsibility form. The person who was issued the citation is the "Offender" and the person taking responsibility is the "claimant". The person claiming responsibility needs to digitally sign using a CAC or come into the citation admin office and sign in person.
- I received a temporary suspension due to EXPIRED VEHICLE REGISTRATION and my SOFA license was taken by the MP, how can I get my license back?
To get reinstated, you will need to either: update your registration requirements (JCI, PDI, GOJ, Road Tax) -OR- Junk your vehicle.
Step 1: Was there an accident? If there was an accident and you were not updated on insurance, you need to contact the claims office! 645-7460 (we need a letter of General release and proof of closed claims, before reinstatement-even if you update your vehicle paperwork)
Step 2: No accident? ---> What was expired? PDI (insurance) only- then go pay for a new insurance plan and bring that into the Traffic Court office for reinstatement of your driving privileges. Once reinstated you can remove your vehicle from the impound lot.
Step 3: JCI expired ---> you need to go purchase the JCI from the insurance company, then go to vehicle registration office to apply for temporary plates. (you cannot drive with the temp plates, since you are suspended) Once issued the temp plates, you can have someone get your vehicle out of the impound lot and drive it to go get the GOJ inspection done on your vehicle. After completing the inspection, you need to return the temp plates to JSVRO and bring proof to our office of updated registration requirements.
***Before we are allowed to release your SOFA license back, you need to update your JCI/GOJ/PDI/ROAD TAX (whichever applies to you) and be in compliance with claims. Proof needs to be brought into the citation admin office. ***
If you plan to "junk" your car, you just deregister your vehicle and provide the junk certificate to us.
For specific inspection processes visit JSVRO.
VEHICLE REGISTRATION OFFICE:
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645-7481/3963
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KINSER IMPOUND LOT:
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637-2210
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MCCS Towing:
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645-2248/2538 (make your tow payment at mccsokinawa.com)
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- I would like to contest my ticket, what do I need to do?
Email the Citation Admin office within 7 days to request a future Traffic Court date.
- I received an off-base ticket by Japanese Police, what do I need to do?
Please contact our JPL section for processing first.
645-2259/2238 or 098-970-2238/2259
Once you have completed the process with the Japanese Police Liaison, please send us an email, click here
The Japanese national police issue standard Japanese
traffic tickets. The Japanese national police forward their tickets to the
Provost Marshal's Office (PMO) Japanese Police Liaison who, in turn, forwards
them to the Traffic Court section. The traffic offenses identified in the
tickets are subject to TCO adjudication in Traffic Court, regardless of any
"official duty" certificate issuance for traffic violations on or off base.
- How do I submit my remedial driver’s certificate or SACC?
You can bring your original certificate into the citation admin office or submit a scanned copy to our office via email
- How do I get fingerprinted; do I need an appointment?
Appointments for fingerprinting are highly encouraged! Walk-ins are accepted but there is no guarantee you will be fingerprinted as a walk-in. Our office currently only offers ink prints, if you would like to make an appointment, please click here.