Pay a fine (ticket)
You can pay a fine (ticket) that’s processed through the Department of Justice.
Use this service to pay a fine (ticket).
Types of fines
You can use this service to pay for a fine (ticket) that’s processed through the Department of Justice, including:
- fines you owe to the Department of Justice
- summary offence tickets
- parking tickets processed through the provincial court
- criminal code and other fines issued by the provincial court for which you received a notification of a court conviction
You can’t pay a privilege reinstatement fee through this service. You also can't pay a parking ticket through this service unless you missed the payment due date.
Partial payments
You can make a partial payment for most fines (tickets) or pay the fine in full. You need to pay a summary offence ticket if the ticket is not yet convicted by a court in full (no partial payments).
Due date
If you pay the fine (ticket) by the due date on the ticket, you don’t have to go to court and no additional action is taken.
Eligibility
You can use this service to pay a fine (ticket) that’s processed through the Department of Justice.
How to pay
- Complete the payment form online.
- Include payment with your form.
- Submit your completed form and payment.
- The service emails you a payment receipt. Keep a copy for your records.
How long it takes
Your fine (ticket) payment is received as soon as you submit your completed form and payment.
Cost
There is no cost to use this service, but you need to pay the fine (ticket) amount you owe.
Payment options
Credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), debit card, cheque, money order, cash. Make your cheque or money order payable to the Minister of Finance. Payment options may vary depending on whether you pay the fine (ticket) online or in person.
Before you start
Make sure you have the fine number (you can find this on your fine notification or ticket).
Pay online
When you pay online you need to pay the fine (ticket) by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Visa Debit, Debit Mastercard). You can’t access the form online if you’re outside Canada or your computer’s IP address is outside Canada.
If you’re unable to pay online, you can pay in person at a provincial courthouse.