(LSIC)Send copies of the order

Send copies of the order

You'll need

  • The approved order
  • A copy of the order for the other person
  • A copy of the order for BCFMA, if necessary

Pick up the approved order

You must either go to the court registry to pick up your order or provide a self-addressed envelope and ask the clerk to mail it to you. The entered (signed, sealed, and filed) order is your official court order. Be sure to keep a copy of the order for yourself.

Give a copy to the other person

You're responsible for mailing, giving, or emailing a copy of the entered order to the other person. Do this as soon as possible.

If support is included in the order, you might want to register your order with the BC Family Maintenance Agency (BCFMA). BCFMA's a provincial government service that helps people get the maintenance payments they're entitled to.

Learn more about how the program works on the BC government website, or find out how to contact BCFMA on their website.

You've now gone through all the steps required to get an interim family order in Supreme Court. Thank you for using our step-by-step guide.

Updated on 7 May 2024