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WHEN ONE PERSON LIVES OUTSIDE ONTARIO: FORMS REQUIRED UNDER THE INTERJURISDICTIONAL SUPPORT ORDERS ACT, 2002 (ISO)

Ontario has formal arrangements with all Canadian provinces and territories, and with several foreign countries to enforce each others family support orders. These are called ‘reciprocating jurisdictions’.

The Ontario law about reciprocity is the Interjurisdictional Support Orders Act, 2002  or the ISO Act as a short form. Each of the reciprocating jurisdictions has similar ISO laws.

Using ISO, you can apply for a support order in one of the reciprocating jurisdictions without having to go there. You can also apply to change an existing support order. A person in one of the reciprocating jurisdictions can do the same thing. The person making the application does not usually have to go to court – the respondent (the person responding to the application) goes to court to respond to the application.

If you live outside Ontario, please contact your regional enforcement office, child support agency or court office for the correct local forms and applications that are relevant to your jurisdiction (province, territory, state or country).

If you live in Ontario, you will find all of the ISO forms and guides that relate to the ISO Act below.  Please review the Introduction and General Information Guide and Choosing Which Forms to Use links for more information

For more information, please refer to “When One Person Lives Outside Ontario”.

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Use these forms and guides when one person lives outside Ontario.

Introduction and General Information Guide

Choosing Which Forms to Use

Form A - Support Application/Support Variation Application

Guide A

Form B - Identification Information

Guide B

Form C - Evidence of Parentage

Guide C

Form D - Statements to Support a Declairation of Biological Parentage

Guide D

Form E - Child Support Claim

Guide E

Form F - Request for Support Order

Guide F

Form G - Request For a Child Support Order - Different from Child Support Guidelines Table Amount

Guide G

Form H - Special Expense Claim

Guide H

Form I - Request to Pay Child Support - Different than Child Support Guidelines Table Amount

Guide I

Form J - Support for Claimant/Applicant

Guide J

Form K - Financial Statement

Guide K

Form L - Child Status and Financial Statement 

Guide L

Form M - Evidence to Support Variation of a Support Order

Guide M

Form N - Respondent's Answer to Application

Guide N

Form O - Request for Enforcement

Guide O - Not Required



ADDITIONAL INFO