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The Department of Finance is responsible for collecting and processing payments for parking tickets and camera violations issued in New York City.
Most Department of Finance transactions can be completed online. Information about paying various taxes, charges, and violations collected by the Department of Finance is below. Pay online. Pay your property taxes or parking tickets at CityPay. Pay by mail.
Visit nyc.gov/finance to check on parking ticket payments. If a person believes that they have been the victim of an internet crime they should file an online internet crime complaint with The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) at www.ic3.gov.
You can pay a parking ticket or camera violation on your smartphone using the NYC Parking Ticket Pay or Dispute App. The app makes paying violations quick and easy. You can: Save your plate and billing information for faster lookup and checkout; Access your tickets and payment history (up to 100 violations) at any time
Parking and Camera Violations. Search By Parking Violation. Search By License Plate. Enter 10 digit Violation Number: To see a sample violation in a new window, click below: Parking Ticket | Red Light Violation | Bus Lane Camera Violation | Speed Camera Violation. Search. CityPay. Privacy Policy.
Your vehicle can be booted if you owe the City of New York more than $350 in parking or camera violation tickets that are in judgment. Visit the DOF website for additional booting and towing information.
With a parking ticket payment plan, you can pay the total amount you owe for parking ticket judgment debt in installments, rather than all at once. Entering into a parking ticket payment plan can prevent enforcement actions, such as having your vehicle booted or towed.
"NYC Parking Ticket Pay or Dispute" is New York City’s official mobile app to securely pay or dispute parking and camera violations. You will be able to do the following: Pay tickets by credit or debit card, PayPal or Venmo, or through your bank account (eCheck).
To look up a parking ticket or camera violation, you need the 10-digit ticket or NOL number. If you don’t have the number, you can look up the status by providing: Your license plate number. The state that issued your license plate. The type of plate, such as passenger, commercial, or vanity.
To dispute a ticket, you must request a hearing within 30 days after the ticket was issued to avoid paying late penalties. You can dispute a ticket online, by mail, or via the Pay or Dispute mobile app.