You can pay your ticket in-person at the Adjudication Service Center. You can call (866) 893-5023 to pay tickets by phone. If DC DMV does not receive the ticket payment within 30 calendar days from the date the ticket was issued (or mailed, if a photo ticket), a penalty equal to the fine will be assessed.If you have more than one outstanding ticket, and do not provide the ticket number, the payment will be applied to the oldest ticket first.If you do not have your ticket, write the ticketed vehicle’s state and tag number on your check or money order (for example: MD license tag #123456).You must mail a check or money order, payable to the DC Treasurer and write the ticket number in the memo line of your check or money order.If you decide to pay by mail, do not send cash. For payments, DC government accepts Mastercard, Visa, Discover, and American Express. Have your ticket number and credit card information available when you pay online. Subsequently, you will not be able to process any future payments with a credit or debit card. This may cause a default judgment to be entered against you and the ticket being sent to collections for all violations. Note: if you pay a ticket by credit card and subsequently reverse your payment, the notice of infraction will be processed as if no payment had been received. Pay in Person at Adjudication Services Center.With DC DMV, you have the following options to pay the ticket: Once a ticket is paid, you are no longer able to contest it. If you are going to contest a ticket, do not pay the fine or penalty.
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