Get Canada Poa 0801 Csd Form 102 - Ontario 2005

Pay in Person Pay your Provincial Offences Act fine, including defaulted fines, in person at one of the three Court Services' locations in Toronto. You can pay by cash, cheque, VISA, MasterCard, American Express, debit card and money order. Please bring your payment notice or offence notice (ticket).

To pay any outstanding fines, penalties tolls or fees on your vehicle, please visit a ServiceOntario centre.

Unpaid tickets and fines If you don't pay your ticket or fine within 45 days, it will be sent to a collections agency. Additional fees will be added to your ticket, and could affect your credit report. If you have unpaid fines you'll receive a final notice in the mail with instructions on how to pay your fines.

City could seek an order that your employer withhold portions of your wages and send them directly to the City until the debt is fully paid. City could seek an order to have your property (real estate, cars, personal property, etc.) seized and sold to pay off the debt.

You must: prepare a Statement of Defence (Form 18A) and serve it on everyone else in the matter (such as the plaintiff and any other defendant who is named) complete an Affidavit of Service (Form 16B) for each party served. file your statement of defence and proof of service with the court.

Are there any situations that could send a person to jail? If debt is related to Court Fines and is not paid as directed by the Court, this could result in a Judge assigning a jail sentence.