Fines can be shown on official documents labelled as a Case Number, Case ID, Police #, or Summary Offence ticket (SOT) number. A fine can have both a SOT and a Case Number at the same time and you may have more than one document for the same fine.
If you have a SOT that also has a Case Number, you only need to pay it once. Enter the Case number shown on the Conviction Letter or Fine order.
Find your fine number based on the examples below:
Tickets
Your tickets might be labelled as "Summary Offence Information" or "Summons to Accused". Your fine number is indicated as "Police #" or "Ticket".
Conviction letter
If you received a letter from the Provincial Court notifying you of that you have been found guilty of an offence, your fine number is indicated as your "Case ID".
Fine order
If you were issued a fine order in court, your fine number is indicated as "Case No(s)"
Certificate of Default letter
If you received a letter from the Registry of Motor Vehicles, your fine number is indicated as "Case Number".
Your master number is also indicated on your letter as "Master No."
Why can't I pay my fine online?
Check to ensure you've entered the fine number correctly.
Your ticket/case does not have a fine and you must contact the court.
In some situations, fines are not able to be paid online.
For example:
- more than one fine exists with that number and you’ll need to call the court to ensure you're paying the correct fine.
- your ticket does not have a fine and you must attend court
If you enter a fine and get a message asking you to contact the court, this fine cannot be paid online. You will need to contact the court to find out how to proceed.
Can I pay fines for more than one person?
Yes, you can enter and pay fines for more than one person using this service.
Questions related to your fines
Online:
Nova Scotia Department of Justice
Toll-Free:
1-855-424-8718
Email:
JusticeOnlinePayment@novascotia.ca