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	===Copy of Divorce Order exception===		===Copy of Divorce Order exception===
	If your divorce was finalized ~~in BC prior to the year retained by~~ the Supreme Court Registry where your divorce order was issued, you may be required to ~~produce~~ a copy of your ~~Divorce Order~~ before applying for a Certificate of Divorce. You can request a copy of your divorce order in writing by email, regular mail, or fax to [https://royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/bc-archives/info/divorce-orders BC Archives].		If your divorce was finalized a long time ago (generally 15 years or longer), the Supreme Court Registry where your divorce order was issued may no longer hold the file. In this case, you may be required to obtain a copy of your old divorce order before applying for a Certificate of Divorce. You can request a copy of your divorce order in writing by email, regular mail, or fax to [https://royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/bc-archives/info/divorce-orders BC Archives].