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OATH Hearings & Penalties. If you admit guilt prior to the scheduled hearing, you do not have to attend the hearing and the OATH penalties may be reduced or eliminated. The violation will be shown on BISWEB as in violation. Curing the Violation – Zero Penalty.
Use your 9-digit OATH ID, not your 10-digit ticket number, to search for violations with a "Docketed" status. (To search for a specific ticket, click on the "By Ticket Number" tab.) To find your OATH ID, please click on the search "By Name and Address" tab.
NYC Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings. Search By Summons/. Notice Number. Search By Name & Address. Summonses and Notices with ECB Hearings at OATH. Summons/Notice Number: *.
If you have questions concerning the date, place, or time of your hearing, you may contact OATH Hearings Division at 844-OATH-NYC (844-628-4692). How can I get more information about my summons? For information about the summons, you may reach out to the enforcement agency that issued the summons.
Visit e-Services and search for your judgments by ticket number, name and address, or OATH ID. The search will result in a list of judgments that will indicate whether the judgment is eligible for the OATH-Adjudicated ECB Judgments Settlement Program.
You may pay your summons online using a credit card, debit card, or electronic check. You will need your summons number and a service fee will be added if you choose to pay online. If you have questions or concerns regarding payments, please contact the Clerk's Office.
Searches for tickets can be done on the OATH website by typing in a name, address, or ticket number on OATH’s Summons Finder. Recipients of summonses must respond to them, either by admitting to the violation listed and paying the fine, or by fighting the summons by participating in a hearing.
