Complete a Centrelink Centrepay Deductions form (available from your nearest court or contact Fines Enforcement Registry to get a mailed copy) and return by post to Fines Enforcement Registry, Department of Justice, GPO Box X2293, PERTH WA 6847 or email to Please note this does not automatically lift a fine suspension. You can pay off your outstanding fines at a minimum of $25 per fortnight. Centrepay - Allow Centrelink to make deductions from your fortnightly benefit to pay off your outstanding fines.Please note this does not automatically lift a fine suspension.
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The biller code for the Fines Enforcement Registry is 48249. BPAY - Payments can be made using BPAY through your bank or financial institution.It is your responsibility to check this before driving. If you have any other outstanding court fines or infringements that are not included in a Time-to-Pay arrangement, or you have any other outstanding amounts, your licence may still be subject to a fine suspension. Payments made after 5.00 pm AEST (Australian Eastern Standard Time) will be processed within 2 business days. If approved, your payment will be processed on the Fines Enforcement Registry's database within one working day. Credit card - Make an online credit card payment using your CRN with a Visa or MasterCard between $10 to $10,000.There are a range of convenient options to choose from to pay your fine or infringement: Mobile and international callers can telephone 61 8 9235 0235, between 8.30 am to 4.30 pm, Monday to Friday (except public holidays), or email queries can be made in person at your nearest Magistrates Court. The Fines Enforcement Registry can be contacted on 1300 650 235. On the eCourts Portal you will need to enter two of the following details, as well as your surname or organisation name to find your fine or infringement details: You can also find out when your next payment is due or find details of your fine via the eCourts Portal. You can contact the registry to also apply for or add cases to your current payment arrangement. Unpaid fines may be referred to the Fines Enforcement Registry within 28 days. When you receive a fine by a court in Western Australia, you must deal with the matter immediately. There are serious consequences for not paying fines and infringements in WA, including driver's licence suspension, vehicle immobilisation, vehicle licence cancellation and seizure and sale of your property. Facilities, fleet and equipment management.Building, utilities and essential services.
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