If you are representing yourself in a State Courts case, you may request translation services by submitting a Request for Administrative Support via eLitigation at the LawNet & CrimsonLogic Bureau.
Parties who are represented must submit their request through their lawyer.
If you are representing yourself in a Family Justice Courts (FJC) case, you can apply for translation services at counter 10 of the Registry, Level 1 of the FJC.
You will have to:
- Fill in the Translation Request Form (PDF, 15 KB)
- Submit a copy of your source documents for translation.
Note
You must provide your case reference number in the request form.
The officer at the counter will then inform you that an assigned translator will liaise with you via email. The assigned translator will follow up with you with regards to all of the following:
- The confirmation of receiving your documents.
- The rate of payment.
- The estimated completion date depending on the complexity of the documents.
When the translated documents are ready, the translator will inform you via email of the details of fee payment and the mail-out date for the translated documents.
If you are representing yourself in a Supreme Court case, you may request translation services by submitting the Request by Unrepresented Party for Translation Services Form.
Parties who are represented should submit a Request for Hearing Administrative Support via eLitigation through their lawyer.
