This document will provide the instructions on how to make an online payment through PASS.

Self Service Payments

Before You Begin

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Making an Online Payment

A 2.85 % convenience fee will be added to the transaction amount for credit/debit card transactions.  There is no convenience fee for electronic check transactions.

Making a Payment

1. Log into PASS CX.

2. Click on the Financials Tab on the left menu bar. This will display the below options. 

3. Click Make a Payment on the left menu bar.

4. Click Make a Payment.

5. Select Radial button to either pay Current Amount Due or Pay Other Amount. If you select pay other amount, fill in the amount you wish to pay. Keep in mind you cannot pay more than your total balance owed. Then Click Next - Payment Method.

6. Choose payment method by either clicking on Credit/Debit or eCheck.

You have selected to make either a Credit Card or an Electronic Check payment.  For Credit Card payments, follow

the Pay By Credit Card directions below. For Electronic Check payments go to the Pay by Electronic Check section.

Pay By Credit Card

1. Fill in card and billing address information. Confirm that your Contact Informatoin is correct and Check Mark the box agreeing to the convenience fee. Click Submit Payment.

2. The next screen will show you the Payment Result.  Print this page for your records.  

Close the tab for the browser. You will need to refresh the "What I Owe" page to show the correct balance after the payment.

Pay By Electronic Check

1. Fill in the bank account and billing information. Confirm that your contact information is correct. Check Mark the Authorize Payment box. Click Submit Payment.

2.  The next screen will show you the Payment Result.  Print this page for your records. 

                                 Close the tab for the browser. You will need to refresh the "What I Owe" page 

                                                to show the correct balance after the payment.