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What a TSA Notice of Violation means for you

Whether or not you were arrested for possession of a firearm at the checkpoint, the Transportation Security Administration will file a Notice of Violation (NOV) for your gun checkpoint violation of TSA Security Regulations. Current TSA policy is to issue an NOV in an amount of between $3,000 and $5,000 if the firearm was loaded (or was unloaded but you had ammunition for the gun with you).

In the paperwork you have received or will receive, there are several options provided for by TSA. TSA will offer to settle the case with you in an amount specified in the NOV, if you pay within 30 days. We strongly recommend that you don’t take that option. During your free consultation, we will be happy to explain what your better options are.

Why Hire TSA NOV Defense?

First, if you hire TSA NOV Defense, you will not have to return any paperwork. TSA NOV Defense will immediately contact the TSA representative to settle your case. Often, our client's cases firearms cases are settled within two business days of TSA NOV Defense being retained.

Second, we know what questions the TSA Representative will be asking. In the phone interview with our clients after TSA NOV Defense is retained, we will ask all the circumstances that TSA wants to know about your case and then we will put it together for TSA in a light most favorable to you.

Our Fee

Our fee for representing you regarding your Notice of Violation will be $400.

Call TSA NOV Defense now at 202-241-9282 to discuss your case. Or you can e-mail us at [email protected] and we will be happy to call you back.

The initial consultation to explain the NOV process and your options is free. If you decide to retain TSA NOV Defense, payment can be made by Zelle or PayPal.