Margate, FL asked in Traffic Tickets for Florida

Q: I live in Florida... however during my travel through 19 states over the summer I received a speeding citation in MN

Well I received the speeding ticket in Minnesota a while ago I was unable to pay it until I had received a letter stating that my license will be suspended... now that I have paid the ticket the Lee County clerk of courts is telling me I need a letter with a signature on it or with the official Minnesota stamp stating it was paid, even though I have the receipt... I am assuming if I get a paper with the stamp that I need to have it mailed which I do not have time for, so how do I go about receiving a paper over an email with the correct signature on it??

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Terrence H Thorgaard
Terrence H Thorgaard
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  • Freeeport, FL
  • Licensed in Florida

A: Ask the Lee County Clerk of Court if a PDF of such a letter will be sufficient. If so, have Minnesota email such a signed letter to you and show that to the Lee Clerk.

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