"The man was issued a court attendance notice for drive vehicle, resident more than three months – not obtain a licence and use unregistered vehicle."
Burgess is due to appear at Moss Vale Local Court on May 4.
Earlier this month, Burgess was found guilty of intimidating his estranged wife's father, Mitchell Hooke.
An "enraged" Burgess said he would "get" his father-in-law during a fiery confrontation at a farm in the Southern Highlands, a court has ruled.
The 2014 NRL premiership player was convicted of intimidation at Moss Vale Local Court on March 5 over the argument with Hooke – father of ex-wife Phoebe Burgess.
He was sentenced to a two-year community corrections order with anger management support.
Outside court, the South Sydney premiership winner told reporters he was "confused" by the decision and that his legal team had already lodged an appeal.
The Rabbitohs legend had pleaded not guilty to intimidation and a back-up count of common assault over the verbal clash with Hooke at his sprawling Glenquarry property on October 19 last year.
The assault charge was dismissed.
