Driver license payment plan

ACCEPTABLE FORMS OF PAYMENT. All PennDOT Driver License Centers and the Riverfront Office Center Customer Counter accept debit and credit cards. All of PennDOT's Driver License Centers accept debit or credit cards, checks or money orders as forms of payment, but no cash. Installment payment plan services are now offered exclusively by phone. For installment plan enrollment, please call and select option 3. Call centers are available Monday - Friday from a.m. - . The Department of Finance offers payment plans to motorists with outstanding parking, compliance, red light camera or automated speed enforcement violations. Entering into a payment plan allows vehicle owners to make payments over time, while avoiding vehicle immobilization (booting).

The driver is required to make a down payment of $ plus pay a $25 administrative fee at the time he enters the payment plan. He must then make a payment each quarter (every 3 months) of $ until the remaining balance is paid with a maximum of two years to pay. Failure to make any payment as required will result in the driver again being revoked or suspended and the remaining balance must be paid in full in order to reinstate. Installment payment plan services are now offered exclusively by phone. For installment plan enrollment, please call and select option 3. Call centers are available Monday - Friday from a.m. - p.m. Payment Plan/Driver License Reinstatement Program. The County Attorney’s Office offers a payment plan to assist in the payment of delinquent fines. Participating in the payment plan may allow you to get your driver’s license back, register a motor vehicle, and/or renew your license plates. You only need to fill out one application.

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