Common mistakes that prevent bank information from being verified are: When making a payment using bank information, you must enter your checking account number and your bank routing number. If the bank information cannot be verified by the bank, it becomes a non-payment and a dishonored check account is created. If any of the bank information submitted to DMV is incorrect, DMV will not be able to locate your account and your bank will not show an inquiry or withdrawal. If the dishonored check was for vehicle registration, DMV will also review to determine if the registration penalties may be fully or partially refunded.Īs a courtesy to our customers, the registration card/sticker or driver’s license/identification card is mailed before the bank information is verified by the bank.
Your driver’s license number or identification card number (if the check was for a driver’s license or identification card).ĭMV will review the bank’s letter to determine if the dishonored check fee may be refunded.
The vehicle license plate number (if the check was for a vehicle).
The dishonored check account number (located in upper right corner of demand letter).
A money order or cashiers check made payable to DMV for the total amount due as stated in the Demand for Payment letter.
Send all of the following to the Revenue Service Support Unit: The letter must have the bank’s letterhead, the check number, and the dollar amount of the check. If DMV is unable to deduct funds from your account because of a bank error, you must submit a letter from the bank explaining their error.
Identification card: Bring your identification card.
Driver’s license: Bring your driver’s license.
Vehicle: Bring your vehicle license plate number.
If the Demand for Payment letter is lost and the dishonored check was for your:
A copy of the Demand for Payment letter.
Dishonored checks cannot be paid by personal check or credit card.
Cash, an ATM/debit card, a cashier’s check, or money order made payable to DMV.
Sacramento, CA 94232-5341 Paying in Person at a DMV Office Mail your payment and a copy of the Demand for Payment letter to:
Your account number is the ten-digit number located in the upper right hand corner of the Demand for Payment letter.
Write your account number on the front of your payment.
Dishonored checks cannot be paid by personal check or credit card. Do not send a personal check or credit card payment information.
Send a cashier’s check or money order payable to DMV.
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