Where is enforcement order number

Enter your personal details. Enter your payment details. Submit payment. Print your receipt. If you don't finalise your enforcement order it may lead to enforcement action.

For example, the suspension of your licence, cancellation of your registration, a property seizure order or an examination notice.

If you can't afford to pay, you may wish to request a work and development order or apply to postpone the enforcement order. Call 13 77 88 if you need a copy of your penalty notice. Payment by instalments — Individuals — PDF. Authority to Act — PDF. If you've received an enforcement order and you're unable to pay by the due date, you can apply to pay in instalments.

You can do this online or by visiting a service centre. Alternatively, post your documentation to Revenue NSW. To make sure that you have all the information and documentation you need to complete this transaction, please visit Revenue NSW. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of NSW, and their continued connection to land, water and culture. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. Text size. To elect to go to court, view your debts and select the debt you want to have heard in court.

This option is only available on eligible debts. If you don't act by the due date, we will take one or more enforcement actions against you—for example, we can suspend your driver licence, clamp your vehicle or seize and sell your vehicle.

If you can't pay by the due date, you may be eligible to pay by instalments. If you have an existing payment plan i. Contact us to discuss options for managing your debt if you:. If you are eligible, you can pay off your debt by completing a work and development order with the support of one of our approved hardship partners. Your debt starts as any of the following: an unpaid infringement notice fine e. Receiving an enforcement order We will send you an enforcement order for the amount you owe.

Pay it You must pay the whole amount by the due date.