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Payment Extension:
If you would like to request a 90 day payment plan, you must fill
out a state-mandated application, you may request one in person,
at any bond office location, or fill out the
application bellow and submit it to 810 E. Overland
El Paso, TX 79901 -
information on the application will be reviewed and verified -on
or before your
court appearance or arraignment date. ONLY the person who received
the citation or an attorney licensed to practice in Texas may request
the extension. A 25 % initial payment is required - per violation
- prior to the issuance of the payment plan. You will have 90 days
to pay your fine. If the amount is not paid in full by the end of
the 90 day period, an arrest commitment will be issued.
Please indicate that you wish to plead guilty or no contest. File
a change of address form with the court if your address has changed
since the receipt of the citation.
ADDITIONAL $ 25.00 PAYMENT FEE: State law requires the Court to
add a fee of $ 25.00 per violation when a person requests to
pay a fine
or state fees over a period of time rather than immediately. The
$ 2 5.00 fee will be added on the 31st day from the date of conviction.
If you pay your fine within the first 30 days, the time payment
fee will not apply. However, on the 31st day, the $25.00 fee
will be
applied to each violation if any amount of your fine remains unpaid.
- Application for Extension
DPS - Driver's Licenses
If convicted on a charge of "No Driver's license" or "Failure to Maintain Financial Responsibility" (no insurance), the Texas Department of Public Safety will add a surcharge to obtain a driver's license. For a list of surcharges, please check the TXDPS web-site: http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/administration/driver_licensing_control/pages/dlfees.htm
If convicted of a second charge of FTMFR (no insurance), DPS will suspend your driver's license. For more information on suspensions/revocations, please check the TX DPS web-site:
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/administration/driver_licensing_control/pages/faq.htm#suspensions
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following address:
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