Late Fees & Grace Period

Parking permit expiration dates are communicated in advance through multiple notifications to help you renew on time.

If a permit expires, a 10-day grace period is automatically provided before a 15% late fee is applied.

How the Grace Period Works

• Expiration reminders are sent prior to your permit’s end date

• A 10-day grace period begins immediately after expiration

• If renewal is not completed within those 10 days, a 15% late fee is added

This grace period is automatically applied to all accounts.

Why Extensions Aren’t Available

Because reminders are sent in advance and a built-in 10-day grace period is already provided, additional extensions beyond this timeframe are not available.

The system applies late fees automatically once the grace period has passed.

Important Notes

• Late fee policies are part of your community’s parking rules.

• ParkingPass processes payments but does not override expiration or late fee timelines.

• Refund eligibility is limited. Please review the Refund Policy for details:

👉 https://my.parkingpass.com/resident/refund-policy

Next Steps

To avoid late fees or interruptions in parking privileges:

• Renew permits before the expiration date

• Consider setting up auto-payment for future renewals

Troubleshooting

If you believe your permit shows as expired in error:

• Confirm the expiration date listed in your account

• Review recent reminder emails

• Verify whether the 10-day grace period has already passed

For questions about permit eligibility or community policies, contact your property management team. They oversee parking rules and can coordinate with ParkingPass if needed.