Form PFA915 Affidavit of Personal Service of Protection Order - British Columbia, Canada

Form PFA915 is a Provincial Court of British Columbia form also known as the "Form Pfa915 "affidavit Of Personal Service Of Protection Order" - British Columbia, Canada" . The latest edition of the form was released in March 1, 2016 and is available for digital filing.

Download an up-to-date Form PFA915 in PDF-format down below or look it up on the Provincial Court of British Columbia Forms website.

FAQ

Q: What is Form PFA915?
A: Form PFA915 is an Affidavit of Personal Service of Protection Order used in British Columbia, Canada.

Q: What is an affidavit?
A: An affidavit is a written statement made under oath that presents information or facts.

Q: What is the purpose of Form PFA915?
A: Form PFA915 is used to document the personal service of a protection order in British Columbia, Canada.

Q: What is a protection order?
A: A protection order is a legal document that is issued by a court to protect someone from another person's harmful actions or behaviors.

Q: When is Form PFA915 used?
A: Form PFA915 is used when a protection order is served to the person against whom it is issued in British Columbia, Canada.

Q: What information needs to be included in Form PFA915?
A: Form PFA915 requires information about the person serving the protection order, the person receiving it, and details of the service.

Q: Who can serve a protection order in British Columbia?
A: In British Columbia, a protection order can be served by a sheriff, a police officer, a process server, or any other person who is authorized by the court.

Q: Why is personal service important in a protection order?
A: Personal service ensures that the person against whom the protection order is issued is aware of its existence and the terms outlined in it.

Q: What happens after Form PFA915 is filed?
A: After Form PFA915 is filed, it becomes part of the court record and helps establish that the protection order has been properly served.

Q: Can Form PFA915 be used in other provinces or territories of Canada?
A: No, Form PFA915 is specific to British Columbia and may not be applicable in other provinces or territories of Canada.