Page Content What if I don't pay my NC Quick Pass toll charges?If you do not pay your initial bill in full by its due date, the unpaid toll transactions on the initial invoice will escalate on the subsequent invoice and will be subject to processing fees and civil penalties through the issuance of the subsequent succeeding invoices.Invoice Escalation ProcessInvoiceCustomer PaymentFirst InvoiceOnly tolls incurredSecond InvoicePrevious invoice balanceProcessing feeAny new tolls incurredSubsequent InvoicesPrevious invoice balanceProcessing feeCivil penaltyAny new tolls incurredFees & PenaltiesFeeAmountDescriptionInvoice Processing Fee$6*Charged for invoices unpaid after 30 days from invoice dateCivil Penalty$25Charged for invoices unpaid after 60 days from invoice date* Subject to change based upon cost to collectFailure to pay tolls, processing fees and any civil penalties is grounds for the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles to withhold a vehicle owner's ability to renew the vehicle's registration. The potential for a registration hold is noted on all future invoices sent to the customer for unpaid tolls, fees and penalties. The registration hold will not be released until the balance is paid in full.Out-of-state customers with unpaid tolls, fees and penalties are not subject to NCDMV registration hold. The unpaid balance, however, is sent to a collection agency. 7/23/2018 12:22 PM