Court Fine Collection Statement
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If you have been ordered by a court to pay a fine, you may receive a Court Fine Collection Statement (CFCS) from Fines Victoria.
The Court Fine Collection Statement includes details about the court order (excluding additional orders not referred to Fines Victoria) and the major charge.
It also tells you how much to pay, when payment is due and provides you with information about your options and the consequences of not dealing with the fine.
Your options
You can deal with your court fine by:
- paying it in full
- apply for a payment extension (if eligible)
- apply to pay by instalments (if eligible)
- applying to the court for a rehearing or an appeal.
Seek legal advice before contacting the court when considering whether to apply for a rehearing or an appeal.
More information
For more information on court fines, see Court fine FAQs.
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How to pay
The fastest way to deal with your fine is to pay it online. You will need your obligation number or payment reference number (these are usually found at the top-right corner of your fine).
You can also pay your fine by BPay, over the phone, in person or by post.
Always check the payment instructions on your fine before you pay. For some fines, payment must be made to the enforcement agency that issued it – not to Fines Victoria.
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