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How do I pay a missed toll in NJ?

If the Court Appearance Required box has not been checked on the complaint and if the charge is listed on either the Statewide Violations Bureau Schedule or the Local Violations Bureau Schedule, you may pay the fine without appearing in court.

How do I remove a violation from my driving record in NJ?

How do I pay a missed toll in New Jersey? If you miss a toll, you will receive a toll violation notice in the mail. You can pay by check, cashiers check or money order or online if you have an E-ZPass account.

What happens when you violate probation in New Jersey?

In New Jersey, a defendant can be placed on probation for up to five years. If the defendant violates any of the terms or conditions during their probationary term, they can be charged with a violation of probation (VOP), have their non-custodial sentence revoked, and be re-sentenced to a jail or prison term.

Is violating a restraining order a felony in NJ?

New Jersey law N.J.S.A. 2C:29-9 is the violation of a final restraining order. When you violate a restraining order in New Jersey, this is a felony. This violation is graded as a fourth-degree felony, the lowest type of felony.

How do I pay a violation in New Jersey?

Pay with debit/credit card or e-check online at NJSVS - Pay By Web (state.nj.us) Pay with debit/credit card via telephone: Call toll-free (844) 424-6829. Pay with cash: Visit a Western Union location in New Jersey or nationwide.