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Notice of Action

When a violation of a UCLA parking policy or regulation occurs, depending on the severity of the violation, the operator of the motor vehicle may be required to attend a “Notice of Action” (NOA) appointment. The NOA is a separate process from the parking citation. Paying or appealing the parking citation has no bearing on the NOA process.

If an NOA has been placed on your vehicle, you are required to complete the following three steps:

1. Call the UCLA Transportation office at (310) 794-7433 within two business days of issuance to schedule an appointment.

2. Attend the scheduled Notice of Action Appointment with UCLA Permit Programs.

  • Appointments are held at the UCLA Transportation office, Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., excluding University holidays.
  • The following materials must be presented when arriving for your appointment:
    • Notice of Action (left on the vehicle along with the parking citation)
    • Driver license or state I.D
    • UCLA BruinCard (Student, Staff, Faculty)
    • Written statement explaining the circumstances, and any supporting documentation related to your situation
  • All statements, documentation, and related information will be taken into consideration when rendering a decision.

3. Pay or appeal your parking citation with the UCLA Citation Review & Adjudication office within 21 calendar days of issuance. For information on payments and appeals, see Parking Citations.

Failure to Respond

If you fail to respond to the Notice of Action, the following may take place:

Students

  • Student record hold
  • Parking privileges revocation or suspension
  • File referral to the Dean of Students
  • The registered owner of vehicle may be held responsible for all fees and penalties
  • Restitution fees in addition to the citation
  • Administrative fees
  • Disciplinary and/or legal action

Staff/Faculty

  • Parking privileges revocation or suspension
  • File referral to supervisor and Chief Administrative Officer (CAO)
  • The registered owner of vehicle may be held responsible for all fees and penalties
  • Restitution fees in addition to the citation
  • Administrative fees
  • Disciplinary and/or legal action
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