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Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Deliver Communications to the Other Participants?
A communication includes a form, letter or other document.
- A copy of any form or communication you give to the Tribunal
- Documents the Tribunal requires participants to disclose to each other
The Tribunal or the participant will give you a postal address and may give you a fax and/or email address. Use this address unless the participant gives you a new address for delivery.
You can deliver the communication the next business day.
Contact the Tribunal and ask if you can be allowed to use another method of delivery.
If the Tribunal asks you to, you can give the Tribunal:
- an email confirmation or a copy of the sent email
- a fax transmittal record
- a copy of Canada Post’s Certificate of Delivery Confirmation – Registered Mail
- an affidavit from the person who delivered the communication, setting out the time, date and method of delivery.
At a hearing, the person who delivered the communication can testify about the time, date and method of delivery.