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Application for Remission of Fine
Model application to the headmaster for remission of a late/absence fine.
An application for remission of fine is written to the headmaster requesting that a fine (for late payment or absence) be excused.
How to write it
- Begin with the date, then the To-block: "The Headmaster", the school name and address.
- Write the subject in one line: "Application for remission of fine."
- In the body, explain honestly why you could not pay the fee or attend on time — usually a genuine family hardship.
- Politely request that the fine be excused, assuring that the lapse will not happen again.
- End with a courteous closing and your name, class, roll and section.
Model
Date: 5 March 2026
To
The Headmaster
Government High School, Dhaka
Subject: Application for remission of fine.
Sir
With due respect, I beg to state that I am a student of Class IX in your school. I could not pay my monthly tuition fees within the fixed date, and for this a fine of one hundred taka has been imposed on me. The delay was not intentional on my part.
My father is the only earning member of our family, and he was seriously ill for the last few weeks. Due to this sudden hardship, my family could not manage the fees in time. Paying the extra fine along with the arrears is now beyond our means.
I, therefore, pray and hope that you would kindly remit the fine imposed on me and allow me to pay only the due fees, and thus oblige.
I remain,
Sir,
Your obedient student,
Md. Karim
Class: IX, Roll: 8, Section: B
Frequently Asked Questions
Remission means excusing or cancelling the fine. In this application a student requests the headmaster to waive a fine imposed for late payment of fees or for absence.
A genuine reason such as a family financial hardship or the illness of an earning member works best. Be honest and brief, and assure that the delay will not be repeated.
Yes. Politely assure the headmaster that you will pay the due fees and be careful in future. This shows sincerity and improves the chance that the fine will be excused.
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