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You may do the following at the time of your appearance at the court clerk's office: Set your case for a hearing before the Judge. Pay your citation in full or set up a 30 day payment arrangement. Select and pay for an eligible option (i.e., Driver Safety Course or Deferred.Get information and complete forms.
Pay the Acceptable Fine in Person or by Mail If you do not want to appear in court, you have the option of paying your fine by mail or by paying in person at the Justice Court as directed on your citation or summons.
In order to obtain information on a citation issued to you by the Texas Highway Patrol contact DPS Customer Service at or call 512-424-2600.
A warrant may be issued for your arrest. You may have to pay additional fines and fees. Your case may be assigned to a private collection agency. You may be denied renewal of your driver's license.
When you file your Petition at the clerk's office, the clerk may ask if you want to have citation issued. This is sometimes called ?service of citation? or ?service of process.? It is legal notice to the other side that you have filed your case.
There is no difference between a citation and a ticket. In both cases, this is a written document typically issued by a police officer. In some cases, a speeding camera may notify the police if you were not obeying traffic laws and a citation may be issued.
If you are convicted of a traffic violation, the points associated with that ticket will be added to your Texas driver record ?and they'll remain there for 3 years from the date of your conviction. Even just one 2-point assessment on your record could result in higher insurance rates.