“Notice Of Offence Versus Certificate Of Offence”

Ok, so got a "ticket" for talking on my cell phone while driving.

I noticed that the "ticket" is a Notice of Offence which is different from a Certificate of Offence.

QUESTION #1

QUESTION #2

Is it issued immediately after they receive the original Notice of Offence from the officer, or do they first wait and see if I respond with Option 1, 2 or 3 on the back before it gets issue?

And if I don't respond at all within 15 days, would they wait until after that 15 days is up before they issue the Certificate of Offence?

QUESTION #3

Thanks

The certificate of offence is the ticket that the officer fills out n files with the court. The notice of offence is your yellow (now blue) copy.

So certificate is courts copy notice is your copy

When I called the court today and asked if the Certificate of Offence was filed yet, they seemed like they did not know what I was talking about and said they "had the original" ... the original would be a Notice of Offence as well since mine is just a copy (and it specifically says right on it Notice of Offense).

So does the officer file something else (along with the original Notice of Offence) that would be considered the Certificate of Offence?

Thanks

The certificate of offence is the original. The ticket is a certificate of offence, with a few carbon copies. The yellow(blue) copy that you receive is called the offence notice it is your copy of the certificate of offence.

So, you have an exact copy already. Minus the evidence on the back which you receive when requesting disclosure.

Ok thanks.. that makes sense.

Okay, so just to confirm, I got copy of original from Court House and it says Certificate of Offence.

So the original that the police keep and file with the court is Certificate of Offence, and the copy the police give you is the Notice of Offence.

Yes, that it is correct. Certificate = Cop/Court's copy and Notice = Your copy (carbon copy)