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You will get back specific details on where to find a copy of your divorce decree or certificate. This service could save you hours of suffering through voice mail and being pointlessly transferred from one clerk to another.
You don't get a divorce certificate directly from this source, but you will get the details of the court file number and location of the court where the judgment was rendered.
With this, you will know exactly where to go to get the divorce certificate you need.
Yes, You Can Do Your Own
Uncontested, Undefended Divorce
Do your own uncontested divorce: Free Government Issued Divorce Court Forms
 BC Divorce Kit
Alberta Family Law kits
Saskatchewan Divorce Kits
Manitoba Divorce Forms
Ontario Divorce Forms
Quebec Joint Application for Divorce Kit
New Brunswick Do your own Divorce
Nova Scotia Divorce Kit
PEI Divorce Kits
Newfoundland Divorce forms
Forms for Nunavut and Yukon are not listed here yet. If we find them we will add them to this list.
CanLaw's lawyer referral service will help you find a lawyerSingle Parent travelling alone with minor children?
You need a Travel Consent Form to board a plane or leave the country.
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CanLaw's lawyer referral service will help you find a lawyer You will need your original Certificate of Marriage or Certified Copy of your Registration of Marriage in order to apply for a divorce. The certificate you received at the church (or any other place you were married) will not be accepted by the Divorce Registry.
Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
Need proof of your Canadian Divorce?
Click here to get your Divorce Order or Certificate of Divorce
To obtain a copy of a certificate, please contact the Vital Statistics Office of the province or territory in which the event occurred:
- Alberta Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- British Columbia Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Manitoba Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- New Brunswick Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Newfoundland and Labrador Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Northwest Territories Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Nova Scotia Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Nunavut Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Ontario Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Prince Edward Island Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Québec Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Saskatchewan Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
- Yukon Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates
Please note that there is no central registry of births, deaths and marriages in Canada.
Pocket sized birth certificates cannot be legalized. The extended ('long form') birth certificate with full names of parents is required. Single Parent travelling alone with minor children? You need a Travel Consent Form to board a plane or leave the country.
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