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Paying
Online
Businesses can make fine payments online at NYCServ,
New York City’s "e-Payment" Center. Businesses may pay by either debit or
credit card or electronic check. CONVENIENCE FEES APPLY.
- Debit/Credit Card Payment Fees: There is a graduated fee for
debit or credit card payments based on the amount of the transaction (as
per Official Payments Corp. guidelines). View Fee Schedule
- Electronic Check (E-Check) Fees: A $2.00 convenience fee is
added to the total transaction when paying with an electronic check. A
valid U.S. bank account and bank routing number are required. Payments
are credited immediately, and the charge is debited within two business
days.
In addition, the DCA Licensing Center at 42 Broadway, 5th floor, now
provides online access to NYCServ
Paying In
Person
Businesses can bring payments by check or money
order in person to the DCA Collections office, located at 42 Broadway, 9th
floor, in downtown Manhattan between Exchange Place and Beaver Street.
Collections is open between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday, and from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Administrative hearings are held at the DCA
Adjudication Division, located at 66 John Street, 11th floor, New York, NY
10038. Businesses are required to attend the hearing. Otherwise, a default
decision will be issued, which could result in fines.
At a hearing an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) will hear testimony and
take evidence from the consumer or from DCA’s representative, and from you
and your witnesses. The purpose of the hearing is to give business owners
an opportunity to appear before a fair and impartial ALJ and present a
defense to the charge(s) in the Notice of Hearing.
If found guilty, the charged business faces penalties. If there is a
pattern of violations in the business’s history, it could mean license
suspension, revocation, or padlocking the business.
 Read
Administrative Hearings—A Guide for Businesses
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