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Interview with the officiant before the civil union ceremony

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order to verify your identity, you can give the officiant: the original of your birth certificate, or a copy of your act of birth. If you are unable to submit these documents you can contact the…

Update : February 26, 2024

Retention Period

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civil union or de facto union contracts Degrees, diplomas and certificates Wills Deeds of gifts Health booklets Birth certificate Death certificates for family members At the end of the retention…

Update : May 7, 2025

Organizing or securing rights of access outside Québec

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your rights of access A document summarizing the facts of the situation A copy of your child’s birth certificate A photo of your child A photo of the other parent A list of the people you know (e.g.,…

Update : April 24, 2024

Request for child care without other parent's consent

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documents In addition of the attestation request form, you also have to provide: a copy of the birth certificate for the child covered by the application, or any judgment establishing filiation…

Update : April 10, 2026

Asylum seekers

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received from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC); depending on your situation, a birth certificate or equivalent document may be required. Social services under the Regional Program…

Update : August 6, 2026