LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Nevada Supreme Court is warning the public about a scam notice being shared online and by email/text.
The fake document claims to be a “Final Notice–Court Enforcement Action” from the State of Nevada, but it was not issued by any Nevada court or state agency.
The notice uses official-sounding language—sometimes referencing the “Justice Court of the County of Clark Traffic Division”—and threatens serious consequences like license suspension, fines, and collections.
It may also include a QR code or payment link to pressure people into paying quickly.
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For members of the public who may receive this notice or something similar:
- Do not scan QR codes or click on any links.
- Do not provide personal or financial information.
- Delete the message immediately.
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Officials say Nevada courts do not send legal notices this way and do not demand payment through QR codes or unsolicited electronic messages.
Anyone worried about a traffic ticket or court issue should contact the correct court directly using official contact information.
Fraudulent messages and scams can be reported to the Federal Trade Commission online.
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