File the documents
You'll need
- The original forms and attachments, which you'll give to the court (called the Court file copy).
- Three sets of photocopies:
- a set for you (the Applicant's copy),
- a set for the other person (the Respondent's copy), and
- a set for the person who'll serve the other person (the Proof of service copy — see Step 4)
- Two more sets of copies, if needed:
- a set for the BC Family Maintenance Agency, if the original support order was filed with them
- a set for the Ministry of Social Development & Poverty Reduction, if you're on social assistance
File your documents at the court registry
Take all the sets of copies of your documents to the Family Court registry where the original agreement was filed and give them to the registry clerk.
The registry clerk will keep the original documents for the court file copy. They'll stamp the other copies and return them to you.
Filing documents in Provincial (Family) Court is free.
Updated on 7 June 2024