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To search for your summons or notice, please select a search below and provide the information requested.
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.
You can search for a summons, see a copy of the summons, find your OATH hearing date and hearing results, and make payments. You can search for this information by name, address or the summons number.
Information site to search for all parking /camera violations. Search can be made by utilizing your ticket number, notice of liability (NOL) or plate number.
You can search for a summons, see a copy of the summons, and find your OATH hearing date by using the OATH Summons Finder. You can search for this information by name, address or the summons number. Go to the Summons Finder.
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.
For most summonses, you can get the status of your case and a link to download a copy of your summons using OATH's Ticket Finder. You need either the summons number or your name and address. The summons includes:
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 can find penalty payment information for your summons, including: Original amount of the penalty; How much you paid; How much you still owe; Use OATH's Ticket Finder.
City-Issued Summons Hearing for Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations issued by DOB. You can get information about Department of Buildings (DOB) violations online through the Buildings Information System (BIS) or at a DOB Borough Office.