F301
Published 5 November 2026, 06:07
F301 — Pedido de Certidão de Registo de Infrações do Condutor (ANSR form: a certificate of your own traffic offences)
The form used to request an extract from the driver offences register (RIC). The driver or a representative can request it, but the power of attorney must be specifically for this certificate — a general one will not do. You apply through the traffic offences portal (which is also where the certificate is issued), by email signed with your citizen card, by registered letter to ANSR, or in person at a PSP offences section or a GNR service desk.
Where you come across it. An employer hiring you as a driver asks for a certificate of your offences; you want all your cases on a single piece of paper.
The certificate is not free: €50 for the certificate itself and €25 for each extra page, plus another €21 for sending it by post, so the minimum you pay with this form is €71. The fees are set by Portaria n.º 1334-C/2010 and are recalculated on 1 March every year. You can check your own fines and points for free on the offences portal with your citizen card or Chave Móvel Digital; you only need the certificate when someone asks you for it. If a required field is left blank or is illegible, the request is refused — the form itself says so.
Official website: ansr.pt/contraordenacoes/formularios