Notice of intended prosecution - No Response GMP

[Man in the middle]

Indeed. Have you been waiting two days or six months (or perhaps somewhere in between)? Spoil us - give us a clue!  

Edited July 20, 2019 by Man in the middle

[Man in the middle]

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...but a summons usually follows with 3 weeks 

 

A summons is not the usual way of calling a motoring matter to court these days. They are nearly always started by a "Single Justice Procedure Notice" (SJPN) or, occasionally, by a Postal Requisition. They have six months to issue this to the court and in most areas take all of that time. 

 

More than that, the OP needs to be advised what to expect and when to expect it because if his "paperwork" has gone astray he may find himself facing a more serious charge. It would be nice if he would come back and help us help him because it's not clear what he has received so far, what he has done with it, how his wife is involved or the timeline for any of that. Until then it's pure speculation.

 

[Man in the middle]

All you have is an idea of how long the process takes from end to end. I'm making the assumption that you have named your wife as the driver in response to the request for driver's details. She would then get her own Notice and request to confirm she was driving. She must return that before she gets an offer of a course (if she is eligible). If either of your responses is lost in the post or not actioned the next thing you will receive is a notice of court action for "failing to provide driver's details". This is a more serious offence which means a court appearance, and on conviction will result in six points, a hefty fine and an endorsement code which will see your insurance premium soar.

 

That is why, if you want to be sure you are on track, it would be best if you told us the dates of any documents you received, what they were, what you did with them and when you did it.

Edited July 21, 2019 by Man in the middle