Charlottesville General District Court, Virginia Adjournment & Extension Requirements

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A person unable to pay in full within 90 days must appear at the clerk’s office by the due date to request an extension; compliant payors may receive another 90 days without appearing before the judge.

4. If you are unable to have it paid in full prior to the 90 days expiring, you must appear in the Clerk's Office on or before the due date to extend your payment plan. If you are compliant with the Deferred Payment Plan Policies, extended payment arrangements can be made without appearing before the judge and you will be given another 90 days to make payments.

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A person unable to pay the full balance by the due date must appear in person at the clerk’s office to request an extension of the deferred payment plan.

3. If you are unable to have your balance paid in full prior to your due date, you must appear in person in the Charlottesville General District Court Clerk's Office to extend your deferred payment plan.

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A judge grants a first civil continuance when all parties agree, and the plaintiff or plaintiff's counsel must submit a letter.

First continuance granted by judge on agreement by all parties. Letter to be submitted by plaintiff or plaintiff's counsel.

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Felony and misdemeanor cases can be continued only by contacting the Commonwealth Attorney's office.

Felonies and misdemeanors can only be continued by contacting the Commonwealth Attorney's office.

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For misdemeanor and felony continuances, contact the Commonwealth Attorney's office, submit the agreed date to the judge in writing before court, state that all parties agreed, and ensure counsel notified the defendant of the new date.

Contact the Commonwealth Attorney's office for continuance date; submit agreed upon date to judge in writing prior to court date; state date was agreed upon by all parties; and defendant was notified, by counsel, of new date.

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A person unable to pay in full within 90 days must appear at the clerk’s office to extend the due date by another 90 days, repeating as needed until paid in full.

5. If you are unable to have it paid in full prior to the 90 days expiring, you must appear in the Clerk's Office to extend your due date for an additional 90 days until paid in full.

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To extend a due date, appear at the clerk’s office before the due date and sign a DC-210 acknowledgment.

1. Please appear in the clerk's office prior to your due date to sign a DC-210 Acknowledgment of Suspension or Revocation of Driver's License.

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Should additional time be needed to complete the payment process you must appear in the clerk's office requesting an extension of this program before the agreed upon due date. There will be a review of the amount of community service hours performed to date, and if an acceptable attempt is being made to timely complete community service hours, you may be given more time to complete the program.

Should additional time be needed to complete the payment process you must appear in the clerk's office requesting an extension of this program before the agreed upon due date. There will be a review of the amount of community service hours performed to date, and if an acceptable attempt is being made to timely complete community service hours, you may be given more time to complete the program.

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The clerk's office may grant one continuance for a prepayable offense, through the involved officer's next court date.

The clerk's office may grant a one-time continuance of prepayable offenses to the involved officer's next court date.