How to dispute a Chilliwack parking ticket by mail
To dispute a Chilliwack Bylaw Offence Notice (parking ticket) by mail, complete the dispute section on the back of your ticket and send it to City of Chilliwack, Attn: Upper Fraser Valley Bylaw Adjudication System, 8550 Young Road, Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4, within 14 days of receiving the ticket. Chilliwack's tickets are handled through the Upper Fraser Valley Bylaw Adjudication System, a shared regional bylaw court serving several local governments.
Upper Fraser Valley Bylaw Adjudication System
City of Chilliwack Attn: Upper Fraser Valley Bylaw Adjudication System 8550 Young Road Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4
Disputing a Chilliwack Bylaw Offence Notice for a parking violation. This address is for the dispute only — do not mail payment here.
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Upper Fraser Valley Bylaw Adjudication SystemCity of Chilliwack8550 Young RoadChilliwack, BC V2P 8A4
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Key facts
- Mail the completed dispute section from the back of your ticket to City of Chilliwack, Attn: Upper Fraser Valley Bylaw Adjudication System, 8550 Young Road, Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4.
- You have 14 days from receiving the ticket to dispute it — after that, the opportunity to dispute is lost.
- If the ticket isn't paid or disputed within 28 days, a surcharge is added to the penalty.
- Chilliwack shares this bylaw adjudication system with other Upper Fraser Valley local governments, so the same registry handles disputes from more than one municipality.
- Do not send payment to this address. Disputing and paying are two different processes.
- Keep a copy of your dispute submission and proof of mailing.
How to send your letter
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Complete the dispute section
On the back of your Bylaw Offence Notice, fill in your contact information and the reason you're disputing the ticket.
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Attach your supporting evidence
Include copies of anything that supports your case — photos, a permit, or a receipt — and reference each item.
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Mail it within 14 days
Send it to City of Chilliwack, Attn: Upper Fraser Valley Bylaw Adjudication System, 8550 Young Road, Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4, within 14 days of receiving the ticket. Keep a copy and proof of mailing.
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Send it without a printer
Fill in your dispute details in PostPal, attach your evidence as PDFs or photos, and we print, envelope, and mail the whole package for $6 — with a confirmation email as your record of when it was sent.
Common questions
What is the address to dispute a Chilliwack parking ticket by mail?
City of Chilliwack, Attn: Upper Fraser Valley Bylaw Adjudication System, 8550 Young Road, Chilliwack, BC V2P 8A4. Send the completed dispute section from the back of your ticket, not payment.
What is the deadline to dispute a Chilliwack parking ticket?
You have 14 days from receiving the ticket. After that, the opportunity to dispute is lost and the full penalty becomes due.
What happens if I don't pay or dispute within 28 days?
A surcharge is added to the penalty. Disputing within the first 14 days — or paying promptly if you don't plan to dispute — avoids that extra cost.
Can PostPal mail my Chilliwack parking dispute for me?
Yes. Fill in your dispute details in PostPal, attach your evidence as PDFs or photos, and we print and mail the package to the Bylaw Adjudication System for $6, with a confirmation email as your record of when it was sent.
Sources
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