Mail your reply to a traffic or parking ticket
Speeding, parking, a red light: a ticket can often be disputed in writing, within a set deadline. Without a printer, or away from home, the reply can be late. We handle it.
Read the back of the ticket
The ticket says how to respond, where and by when — often within 15 to 30 days, depending on the province. Use that address, not one found elsewhere.
Many cities and provinces also let you respond online. If that works for you, it's free and instant. If you choose mail, we take it from there.
Why registered mail
The deadline matters. With registered mail, online tracking shows the acceptance date and delivery, and we keep the Canada Post mailing receipt. You can show when your reply was sent.
We print and mail your document; we don't give legal advice and don't review your plea.
How it works
- Prepare the documentThe ticket's response form filled in and signed, or your letter, scanned as a PDF or photographed sharply, front and back.
- Enter the address on the ticketThe court or ticket office, exactly as printed.
- Choose “Registered”Your name appears as the sender on the envelope, “c/o InkShip”.
- We print and mailWithin 24 business hours. Then allow 3 to 7 business days for delivery: don't wait for the last week.
What it costs
| Service | Price CAD |
|---|---|
| Black and white page | $0.25 |
| Colour page | $0.50 |
| Regular mail up to 5 sheets | $7.00 |
| Regular mail 6 to 10 sheets | $9.00 |
| Regular mail 11 to 50 sheets | $11.00 |
| Registered mail (up to 50 sheets) | $24.99 + $5 to $9 postage |
| Flat, unfolded mailing (up to 10 sheets) | +$3.00 |
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
For 2 black-and-white pages by registered mail: $0.50 printing, $5 postage and $24.99 registered mail, so $30.49 CAD. By regular mail: $7.50.
Will the court accept a printed copy?
We print what you upload. If the ticket requires you to return the original, it has to travel as the original: check the instructions on the back.
Can you help me write my defence?
No. We only handle printing and mailing.
I got the ticket in Canada but I'm now abroad. Can I still reply?
Yes. You order from any country, and the document is mailed in Canada.
Read also
- Print and mail a document without a printer
- Send registered mail without going to the post office
- Mail a document to Canada from abroad
- Send a demand letter by registered mail
- Send a notice to your landlord or tenant by registered mail
- Mail a document to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
- Mail a complaint to a professional regulator
- Cancel a subscription or contract by mail
- Mail a resume and cover letter
- Send a letter or photos to a loved one in Canada
- Send a letter from Santa to a child
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