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1. Where is my ticket number?

View the link below for a picture pointing out the location of the ticket number on your ticket.

Ticket Number Help (PDF)

2. Am I eligible for E-Deferral?

To be eligible for E-Deferral, you must meet the following criteria:

- You must have responded to your traffic ticket within 15 days of the violation date, either by mail or in person.

- You have not received a Deferral or Deferred Finding in the past 7 years from any court in the State of Washington, moving or non-moving, depending on the charge that you are requesting be Deferred.

- You do not possess a Commercial Drivers License (CDL).

Please keep in mind that even if you have met the above listed criteria to apply for the Deferral Program your entry into the program is a discretionary decision that will be made by the Judicial Officer.

3. Are there conditions for an E-Deferral?

If you are granted entry to the Deferral Program, the conditions of your Deferral may be, but are not limited to, the following
- A non-refundable Administrative Fee of $150, imposed at the Judge's discretion, is due within a time decided by the Judge.:
- The Length of the Deferral may be imposed up to one year.
- Any new traffic violations may be cause for the revocation of the Deferral.
- Traffic School may be imposed at your expense, and you must provide proof of successful completion to the court.

For More Information on E-Deferral Click Here

4. How do I apply for a Deferral?

You have three options to apply or request entry into the Deferral Program:
- In Person at the District Court Clerk’s Office - you must respond within 15 days of the violation date.
- At your Court Hearing - You may make your request to apply for the Deferral Program at your Court Hearing.
Click here To Apply Online

5. Where can I get more information about Deferrals?

For more information, please contact 509-477-4770 and select Option One.