New York Summons - Publication

You can go to any DMV office and ask for a list of your warrants, which should be available for free. The list of warrants will show all outstanding traffic tickets where you failed to appear in court (FTAs) and/or failed to pay (FTPs), and will also show where you got the ticket.

If you miss your court date at the DMV traffic violations bureau, the judge will find you guilty in default and assess a fine and points to your driving record in your absence.

PVO Search. To search for all violations you owe, search by either Ticket number, Notice of Liability (NOL) or Plate number. Recently issued violations should be searched for by ticket or NOL number. To check the status of a paid ticket, use Check Parking Ticket Status.

If you lose your letter and don't know the date of your hearing, you can visit any TVB office in New York City or call (718) 448-5710 to find out your hearing date. Follow the same procedure if you need to reschedule or postpone your hearing.

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If you don't know your license plate number or your ticket or NOL number, 311 can look it up for you. Call 311 for status.

If you lose your letter and don't know the date of your hearing, you can visit any TVB office in New York City or call (718) 448-5710 to find out your hearing date. Follow the same procedure if you need to reschedule or postpone your hearing.

When and where is my court date? Court dates, times and courtroom numbers can be found on your ticket. Further information about traffic dates, times and room numbers or the disposition of cases can be obtained from the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court by calling (708)865-6040.