• By mail: Check or money order should be made out to “City of Philadelphia” and include the ticket number being paid. Do not send your check to the Philadelphia Parking Authority. Please mail them to:
  
       Parking Violations Branch
       P.O. Box 41818
       Philadelphia, PA 19101-1818
  
• In person: You can pay your parking citations in person at the Parking Violations Branch located at 913 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107 from 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM on Weekdays and 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM on Saturday.
  
• By phone: Call (888) 591-3636 to pay by Visa or Mastercard. After the voice response system introduction, press “1″ and have your credit card information ready. This service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The vehicle registration requirement can be waived if you drive a company car (including a leased company car), or if you are in the military service.

1st vehicle in household – $35 annually
2nd vehicle in same household – $50 annually
3rd vehicle in same household – $75 annually
4 or more vehicles in same household – $100.00 each annually

Following your application for benefits, there are three basic steps to determining eligibility for UC benefits:

1. Financial Eligibility:
   The first step is determining whether you are financially eligible for benefits. In other words, did you earn sufficient wages and credit weeks in employment covered by the PA UC Law? Services performed by an individual for remuneration are deemed to be covered employment unless otherwise designated under the PA UC Law. For example, agricultural labor and domestic services performed in a private home are specifically exempt from coverage under the PA UC Law. Services performed in self-employment are likewise not covered, because they do not constitute "employment" under the PA UC Law. After you file, you will receive a notice of financial determination indicating whether you are financially eligible.
   
2. Benefit Eligibility:
   If you have been determined to be financially eligible, the second step involves the nature of your job loss or separation. In other words, are you out of work through no fault of your own? This decision is based on the information you supply when you file for benefits, and information collected from your former employer.
   
3. Maintaining Eligibility:
   The third qualifier to receiving UC benefits involves meeting various tests on a week-to-week basis. For example, you must be able and available to accept suitable work, not refuse work when offered without good cause and participate in reemployment services if required.
   
   You'll also have to register for employment-search services at www.pacareerlink.pa.gov within 30 days after filing an application for benefits and actively seek work during each week that you claim UC benefits.

• Dealer registrations
• Fleet vehicles
• Suspended registrations
• Apportioned vehicles
• Farm Vehicles (Biennial certificates)
• Seasonal registration
• Disabled Veteran code
• Taxi registrations
• Limo registrations
• Bus registrations