ParKings
How to fight a Toronto parking ticket
ParKings drafts a screening letter from the facts on your notice. You paste it on toronto.ca/aps. First eligible letter free. Not a law firm. No promised outcome. The City of Toronto gives you 15 days from the penalty notice date to request a screening. Paying ends the right to dispute. APS is not court.
ParKings drafts a screening letter from the facts on your notice. You paste it on toronto.ca/aps. First eligible letter free. Not a law firm. No promised outcome.Get my letter →
Official City of Toronto pages we fetched: toronto.ca/aps · Dispute your parking violation · Administrative Penalty System. ParKings never logs in for you.
A letter from the notice. You file it.
PK reads the visible ticket details, you confirm them, and you paste the draft on the City site. The City decides. We do not.
Snap the ticket
One clear photo of the notice. Confirm the number, plate, date, and what is actually printed.
Five questions
A short intake. The draft is built from your facts, not from a story we invented.
Get the letter
ParKings drafts a plain-spoken screening letter from the facts on your notice. First eligible letter free.
You file
Copy the letter, then paste it on toronto.ca/aps. The City of Toronto reviews the request. ParKings never logs in for you.
Toronto tickets cancelled in 2025.
That is a City of Toronto public screening total, not a ParKings win rate or prediction. Your outcome is decided by the issuing city.
Read the public report →City of Toronto 2025 program totals. Source context only.
Straight answers.
How do I fight a Toronto parking ticket?
ParKings drafts a screening letter from the facts on your notice. You paste it on toronto.ca/aps. First eligible letter free. Not a law firm. No promised outcome.
How long do I have to request a screening?
The City of Toronto says you have 15 days from the penalty notice date to pay or request a screening. Read the deadline on your notice. Official page: Dispute Your Parking Violation.
What if I pay the ticket?
Once a full or partial payment is made, the City considers the matter affirmed and resolved. Any further right to review has been waived.
Is this court?
No. Toronto parking notices go through the City's Administrative Penalty System (APS), not a court. A screening officer reviews the request.
Is ParKings a law firm?
No. ParKings is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. It drafts from the facts you provide; you file with the city.
Do the 2025 numbers mean ParKings wins tickets?
No. 77,872 cancelled, 11,802 varied, 265,392 affirmed, and 9,546 paid before screening are City of Toronto 2025 public program totals, not a ParKings win rate.
Get a screening letter. File it yourself.
First eligible letter free. ParKings is not a law firm. The City of Toronto reviews the request.
Get my letter →