How to Pay a Fine
Pay Online:
Paytickets.ca
Pay in-person:
You can pay at any Provincial Offences Court in Ontario. For a list of other court locations, visit Ontario Provincial Offences Court Locations
If you wish to attend our court office after business hours to pay your fine, you can place your payment into the Provincial Offences drop-off box located at the entrance of the courthouse at
21633 Communications Road in Blenheim. Please do not pay your fine with cash when using the drop-off box.
Pay by Telephone:
You can pay by telephone with VISA, VISA Debit, MasterCard, MasterCard Debit, or American Express from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (excluding holidays). Call Court Services at 519-352-8484.
Pay by Mail or Email:
Mail your payment to the Provincial Offences Court, 21633 Communications Rd., Blenheim N0P 1A0.
You can fill out our credit card payment form and send it by regular mail or to ckpoc@chatham-kent.ca.
Send your Offence Notice (ticket) or Notice of Fine and Due Date. Certified cheques should be made payable to 'The Municipality of Chatham-Kent'. Dishonoured cheques collect more fees. We may go to a private collection agency.
Victim Fine Surcharge
At the bottom of every ticket, there are two different amounts shown, the set fine and the total payable. The difference between these two amounts is called the Victim Fine Surcharge (VFS) and is imposed by the provincial government. You must pay a Victim Fine Surcharge on every fine, except parking. It is collected to help victims of crime. The VFS is on a sliding scale based on the amount of the set fine.
If you have a summons to court your VFS will be calculated after you have been convicted and fined.
Calculate your VFS
Collections and Enforcement
Failure to pay your fine can cause:
- Your driver's licence to be suspended
- Licence plate denial
- Additional fees added
- Collection activity such as garnishment of wages, filing liens against property, seizure of property, the defaulted fine submitted to a credit bureau
You might receive a notice or a phone call from our Collections Agency. This means your fine is past due. You can pay your fine directly through the collections agency at that time. Your driver's licence may be suspended and additional fees added.
