Why are refunds being issued?

How are the refunds being issued?

How do I find out if I am due a refund?

I am due a refund. How much will my refund will be?

How do I claim my refund?

I cannot claim my refund in person. What should I do?

What if my last name has changed?

Why are refunds being issued?

Based on a review of Municipal Court receipts for the years of 2004 – 2007, some people overpaid court fines and/or fees and are due refunds.

How are the refunds being issued?

All refunds must be claimed by October 7, 2011. Refund checks will be mailed within 30 days of being claimed.

How do I find out if I am due a refund?

There are a few ways. You may have received a postcard addressed to you from the City of Cedar Park regarding the refund. You may also view a list of names on our City website, www.CedarParkTX.us or in person at Cedar Park City Hall, 600 N. Bell Blvd., Cedar Park, TX 78613.

I am due a refund. How much will my refund will be?

Refund amounts vary from person to person. You may inquire about the amount of your refund in person. The City encourages you to make your claim so that you will receive your refund, regardless of the amount.

How do I claim my refund?

If you received a postcard, follow the instructions on the postcard to claim your refund in person or via mail. If you did not receive a postcard but your name is listed on the website, you may claim your refund in person at Cedar Park City Hall, 600 N. Bell Blvd., Cedar Park, TX 78613, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Be sure to bring your state-issued photo ID or passport. Additional identification such as a current utility bill may be required in the absence of government-issued identification.

I cannot claim my refund in person. What should I do?

Mail a copy of your state issued photo ID or Passport, with a letter that includes your name as shown on the website, current mailing address, phone number, and e-mail address in an envelope to: PO Box 1569, Cedar Park, TX 78630.

What if my last name has changed?

You will need to provide your state-issued photo ID or passport, along with official documents which reflect your name change such as a marriage certificate or divorce decree. Another option is to bring your old state-issued photo ID or passport with your former name and your current state-issued photo ID or passport with your current name. If your current ID reflects both your former last name (such as maiden name), that will suffice as well.