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The Merced Superior Court announces that we will be upgrading our online payment site from the Online Portal to Tyler Technologies Defendant Access. Our new site will offer you the ability to make full and partial payments. It supports the automated payment plan options, and you may sign up for automated SMS text reminders, so you don't miss a payment. As the Court continues to improve our services, it is even more important to provide equal access while enhancing the customer experience.

DMV Scam Alert:

Californians report receiving deceptive texts claiming unpaid tolls from the DMV. The DMV never requests personal or financial information via text. If you receive one, do not open or reply. Please refer to DMV website for more information: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/

How to become a Court Interpreter

Tips on Becoming a California Court Interpreter

Learn more about the courts and the judicial system.

1. Attend proceeding in the California trial courts to gain familiarity with them.

2. Take community college courses on court-related topics like government, the Constitution, or criminal law.

Develop your language and interpreting skills.

3. Study legal vocabulary in both languages.

4. Take classes in linguistics, communications, public speaking, and interpreting.

Visit California Courts Interpreters page for more information or contact Judicial Council at (415) 865-7530.

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