Fines, reparation & civil debt

Forms & Resources

Overview

Here you will find forms for requests about fines, reparation and civil debt. These resources cover a range of topics including filing a financial statement, applying for income deductions and other services that can help.

Paying fines or reparation – forms and resources

Help with paying fines or reparation

Statement of means form

Use this form to help show your financial means to the court when you ask for time to pay your fines.

Statement of means form [PDF, 187 KB]

Employer schedule - for attachment orders

Use this form if you're an employer making a bulk payment for fine or reparation deductions from multiple employee's wages (called an attachment order to wages). (Do not use this form for deductions related to civil debt.)

Employer schedule [XLSX, 13 KB]

Find out more about employers making payments

Application to dispute that a fine has been filed in court

Also called a 78B application, use this form to have an infringement fine returned to the issuing authority where you can challenge it.

Learn more about disputing fines or court enforcement

Application to dispute that a fine has been filed in court [PDF, 1.2 MB]

Unpaid fines and what happens

Claim to seized property

If your property has been seized by the court to pay someone else's fine, you can use this form to reclaim your property.

Claim to seized property [PDF, 142 KB]

Application to cancel a warning

If you have been sent a warning that your vehicle could be seized for someone else's unpaid fines and there is a reason the warning should not apply to your vehicle.

Application for cancellation of warning by vehicle owner [PDF, 205 KB]

Application to challenge a vehicle seizure

If your vehicle has been seized after you were sent a warning that your vehicle could be seized to pay someone else's unpaid fines, and there are reasons you should get the vehicle back.

Challenge to vehicle seizure [PDF, 273 KB]