Paying points | Appealing points | How DPPs are calculated and recorded | How to reduce your DPP premium
About 4 weeks before your birthday, you will receive a bill with your accumulated driver penalty points (DPPs) and the DPP premium that you will need to pay.
You will only receive this notice if you have accumulated 4 or more points within the assessment period. (See How DPPs are calculated and recorded.)
You must pay the bill within 30 days of the invoice date. You can pay in personor by mail. (Note: To prevent processing delay, it's best to pay in person at a driver licensing office if you need to conduct a licensing transaction soon.)
You can pay your points at the following locations:
Be sure to bring the invoice including the attached remittance slip with you.
You can pay by cash, certified cheque or money order.
Many Autoplan brokers, driver licensing offices and appointed agents also accept VISA, MasterCard and debit cards.
You can also pay points by mail. Here's how:
If you don't attach a copy of the remittance slip, attach a note that states the invoice number, the total number of points and the amount owing, as recorded on your invoice and your full name, address, driver's licence number and date of birth.
Please note that these details are required to process your payment. If you don't include them, your payment might not be credited to your account, and your driver point premium may remain outstanding.
Send the payment to:ICBC Revenue Accounting
151 West Esplanade
North Vancouver, B.C. V7M 3H9
Please don't send cash in the mail.
A receipt will not be sent to you. Your cancelled cheque or money order / credit card receipt will be your proof of payment.
