Fill out the forms
Once you've tried everything you can to serve the documents on the other party, you can apply for an order for substituted service in Supreme Court. Usually these orders are made without a hearing. As a result, they're often referred to as "desk orders." This desk order is just as effective as an order made in court.
To apply for a desk order, you need to fill out several forms. In these forms, use the same file number and court registry name where any Notice of Family Claim (Form F3) was filed or previous order was made, even if you've moved. Fill out:
- a Requisition for Consent Order or Order Without Notice (Form F29) (PDF),
- an Affidavit (Form F30) (PDF), and
- a draft Order Made Without Notice (Form F34) (PDF).
These forms contain technical instructions to help you fill them out. You can fill out the forms online or print them and fill them out by hand (print neatly using dark-coloured ink). See our fact sheet Common questions about the Supreme Court PDF forms for help using the online forms.