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You, or a friend on your behalf, can go in person to the [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/helpmap/service/1014 Supreme Court Registry] where the divorce is filed with: | You, or a friend on your behalf, can go in person to the [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/helpmap/service/1014 Supreme Court Registry] where the divorce is filed with: | ||
*Your court file number, | *Your court file number, | ||
*A completed Requisition ([[Form F17 Requisition (General)|Form F17]] | *A completed Requisition ([[Form F17 Requisition (General)|Form F17]] — some Registries may have this form available at the counter upon request), | ||
*$40 for each certificate. Cash, Interac, and personal cheques with 2 pieces of ID are accepted, and | *$40 for each certificate. Cash, Interac, and personal cheques with 2 pieces of ID are accepted, and | ||
*It is helpful if you have a copy of your Divorce Order, but it is not required. Providing a copy may expedite the court registry's ability to process your request. It is a good idea to bring government-issued photo ID, like your driver's license or passport. | *It is helpful if you have a copy of your Divorce Order, but it is not required. Providing a copy may expedite the court registry's ability to process your request. It is a good idea to bring government-issued photo ID, like your driver's license or passport. | ||