Collections Payment Plan
If you have been placed on a payment plan and are currently making your full monthly payments, there is no further action required.
If Unable to Pay By Due Date
Request
in writing to be placed on a payment plan by the judge.
Please Note: The payment plan is an option if:
If you have been granted the payment plan option, you must do one of the following:
Payment Plan Extensions
If you find you are unable to make payments as scheduled, you may request an extension. To do this you must do one of the following:
Send a request
in writing to the originating judge or Collection Court Hearing Officer
Receiving Notifications
If you have received a postcard stating Official Notice Reminder or You Failed to a Make Payment or Appear in Court you must do one of the following to avoid a writ of bodily attachment or collection agency action and driving privilege suspension:
If you received a postcard stating Order of Arrest, a writ of bodily attachment has been issued and you must:
OR
If you received a driver's license suspension notice from the DMV and would like you reinstate your license you must do one of the following:
If still in the Collection Program, you must pay $257.00 or the case balance, whichever is less, and continue making payments as directed
If your account is with a collection agency, you must contact the agency to determine eligibility in their relicensing program
Please Note: If your account has been turned over to a collection agency you must make all payments through that collection agency.
Payments may be made:
For your convenience, drop boxes are provided outside each Clerk
location
*Western Union customers use Code: OCCLERK
Forms of Payment*
Cash, cashier's check or money orders
Personal checks
MasterCard, Discover and American Express (Visa is not accepted for this transaction)
*Forms of payment refer only to the Clerk's forms of payment. Please contact Amscot,
Western Union and the collection agencies directly for their forms of payment.
You may search your case on
myClerk to determine your entire case balance.