Documents that cannot be faxed
Last updated on March 20, 2024Before filing, make sure your document or form is not on the list of items that cannot be faxed.
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| Documents related to a Probate matter | An application for an order under Rule 2(1) or (2) if the application is filed in a family justice registry or the court file for the proceedings is transferred under Rule 19 to a family justice registry [see Rule 5(1)] |
| Documents related to an Adoption matter | Statement of finances (Family Maintenance Enforcement Act) |
| Documents concerning reciprocal enforcement of orders under the Court Order Enforcement Act | Certificate of service respecting an application for a default order |
| Certified copies of documents that are filed for enforcement purposes (e.g. under the Court Order Enforcement Act, Section 29 | Certificate of judgment under Section 88 of the Court Order Enforcement Act |
| Application Record or Petition Record | Order under Section 76 of the Offence Act |
| Chambers Record | Restitution order under section 741 of the Criminal Code |
| Trial Record | Order under section 22 (8) of the Residential Tenancy Act |
| Proof of Marriage from a Foreign Jurisdiction | Decision or order of an arbitrator or the director under section 57 (5) of the Residential Tenancy Act |
| Certificate of Judgment | A document that, with the cover sheet, exceeds 20 pages in length, unless in small claims its submission by fax is approved by the registrar |
| Certificate of Pending Litigation | |
| Affidavit of service submitted for filing in support of a Default Order | |
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Any of the following forms, unless the submission by fax is authorized by the Manager, Supreme Court Scheduling of the receiving registry:
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| A document that, with the cover sheet, exceeds 30 pages in length, unless its submission by fax is authorized by a Registrar |