Affidavit of Service in a BC Divorce

The affidavit of service proves to the court that your spouse has been personally notified that you are proceeding with an application for divorce in BC. The person who served your spouse must swear the affidavit of service, which you must file with the court before you can proceed with stage 2 of your divorce in BC.

The affidavit of service must state that your spouse was personally given a copy of the filed Writ of Summons and Statement of Claim in your BC divorce by someone other than yourself. It must also state the date, time and place where the service took place and how your spouse was identified.

If you hire a process server to serve your spouse, he or she may provide the affidavit of service. See our Process Service page for more information. If you ask a friend to serve your spouse, we can prepare the affidavit of service for you.

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