PAYMENT OF FINE
AND MANDATORY SURCHARGE

 

PAYMENT DATE

If you have been assessed a fine and/or mandatory surcharge, you must make payment by the date directed by the Court.
 
 

ACCEPTABLE FORMS OF PAYMENT

Acceptable forms of payments are:

Note: The Court does NOT accept personal checks.
 
 

WHERE TO PAY

Payments may be made:
 


CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS

You may pay by credit card at the City Court Clerk's office, by obtaining a credit card payment form from the Clerk of the Court or by providing the following written information to the Court:

    All Applicable Ticket Number(s) or Court Docket Number(s)
    Name of Defendant
    Current Address of Defendant
    Sixteen Digit VISA or MASTERCARD number
    Card Expiration Date
    Type of Card (MasterCard or Visa)
    Printed Name of Card Holder (see below for identification requirements if cardholder is not the defendant)
    Signature of Card Holder
    Address of Card Holder
    Telephone Number (including area code) where card holder can be reached during the day

The above information may be mailed or hand delivered to the City Court at 607-277-3702.

If the Cardholder is NOT the defendant, the cardholder MUST submit photo identification (or 2 forms of non-photo identification) to the Court.  If submitting by mail, a copy of the identification MUST be submitted with the payment.   

Credit Card payments are not accepted via the telephone or by fax.   The court must receive the cardholder’s ORIGINAL signature with the credit card authorization.
 
 

PARTIAL PAYMENTS

The Court does NOT accept partial payments.
 
 

EXTENSION TO PAY

If additional time is needed to pay a fine or surcharge, you must make a request in writing for an extension. Your request must indicate:

 The Court will consider the request and notify you of the decision.
 
 

CONSEQUENCES OF FAILING TO PAY

Failure to pay the fine and/or mandatory surcharge as directed ...

... will result in a warrant for your arrest and/or
... may result in the suspension of your drivers license and additional fees to lift each suspension and/or
... may result in the Court filing a Civil Judg      ment with the County Clerk which may affect your credit rating.

 
 
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