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 ===Applying by snail mail===
 You can also make a written request by sending a letter to the [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/helpmap/service/1014 Supreme Court Registry] where the divorce order is filed. Include with your letter:
-#Your court file number (or the full names of both you and your ex-spouse as they appear on the Divorce Order);
+*Your court file number (or the full names of both you and your ex-spouse as they appear on the Divorce Order),
-#It is helpful if you include a copy of your Divorce Order, but not required. Providing a copy may expedite the court registry's ability to process your request;
+*It is helpful if you include a copy of your Divorce Order, but not required. Providing a copy may expedite the court registry's ability to process your request,
-#A self-addressed return envelope;
+*A self-addressed return envelope,
-#Your telephone number; and
+*Your telephone number, and
-#A cheque or money order for $50 in Canadian dollars ($40 for each certificate + $10 mailing fee - if you want 2 certificates, you'd send $90) payable to the Minister of Finance. There is a $30 service fee for any dishonoured cheques.
+*A cheque or money order for $50 in Canadian dollars ($40 for each certificate + $10 mailing fee — if you want 2 certificates, you'd send $90) payable to the Minister of Finance. There is a $30 service fee for any dishonoured cheques.
 ==Notes==