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NJMCdirect – the fast, secure and convenient way to pay, plea and resolve your Traffic/Parking ticket or Other Municipal Court Complaint online. Payment plans may be available for certain matters. Begin search to view your case options.
NJMCDirect is a fast, secure, and convenient way to plead guilty and pay traffic tickets or other Municipal Court complaints, make payments on installment plans, enter a not guilty plea, and request a plea agreement from a municipal prosecutor (for certain charges).
NJCourts Online: Login. Attorneys must log in using a Bar ID. Please use Attorney Search (njcourts.gov) to search for your Bar ID. If it has been more than 90 days since your last login, you may need to update your password.
If the ticket does not require a court appearance, you can go to NJMCDirect.com and pay the fine with a credit card. You may also call the court to arrange to pay by check or cash directly at the court. You can look up the amount due on the Violations Bureau Schedule.
NJMCDirect Municipal eCourts. Our statewide municipal court system allows self-represented litigants and their attorneys to pay fines, plead not guilty, request a new court date, and more.
Yes, there is a link available on NJMCdirect.com that provides the most updated New Jersey Point System. What if I already paid my ticket? NJMCdirect.com will allow you to view a paid traffic ticket. Traffic tickets paid over 90 days prior may not be available on NJMCdirect.com. Contact the court for specific ticket information. Complaints
Welcome! Welcome to Municipal Court Case Search (MCCS) - the fast, secure and convenient way to look up Municipal Traffic or. Complaint information online. Please have one of the following available: Ticket Number. Complaint Number. Drivers License Number. Name. Press Search to continue.
NJCourts Online: Login
Official Website of the New Jersey Judiciary. Find all of our forms, self-help kits, and program brochures. Forms and instructions for requesting court records. Pay your annual attorney fee, sign up for eCourts, manage your JACS account, and more.
If you have a user ID and password to access eCourts, Evidence Submission, Judiciary Electronic Document Submission (JEDS) or Municipal Case Resolution you must use those credentials. Attorneys must use their assigned attorney bar ID credentials: Log in now.