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Online Payment of Fines and Bails
- Last Updated 11 Jan, 2021
- Service Type : E-Service
- Service Mode : Hybrid (Online and Offline)
- Service Provider : Public Prosecution
- Service Classification : G2C, G2B
- Topic : Business and Finance, Religion and Community
Intended Audience
Visitor: Business Owner
Citizen: Parent, Business Owner, Employee
Description
Public Prosecution allows audience and lawyers to pay fines and bails online, and also the fees of applications and lawsuits.
Online Instructions
- Login to the Public Prosecution website.
- Review the list of reports, and select the required report.
- Select the financial procedures.
- Select the required financial procedure, then payment.
- A receipt of the financial procedure will be shown for printing.
Offline Instructions
Attend in person to the Public Services Section at the Public Prosecution building and submit your request.
Service Center
Public Services Section at the Public Prosecution building (Check Google Maps).
Additional Information
- This service takes a week to be completed.
- The offline applications have to be submitted during the official working hours of the Public Prosecution's Public Services Section (8:00 am to 1:30 pm).
Fees
No fees required for this service.
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