Extending Time Motion Ontario

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In Ontario, self-represented litigants often need to submit written motions for time extensions. Recent updates may allow email submissions, but its crucial to follow the clerks instructions. Submissions can be made via mail or online portal, and a process server may be required. Always verify with the court for the most accurate and current information.

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cases in self representative in extending time in ontario, and clerk noted no defence , and required to redo motion for time extension in writting instead of already submitted for video conference
Hello Bam, it seems you're having issues with a time extension motion. In Ontario, self-represented litigants often need to submit written motions. Could you clarify if you've already submitted a written motion or if you're having trouble doing so?
I had already submitted a motion for a video conference as i was unsure what to do ,i reached out to clerk at court with this and had no response .After submitting and getting commisioned ,clerk phoned me and requested in writing and file e mail and no longer to email and use mail or portal
Hello Bam, sounds like you're dealing with a complex situation. It's important to follow the clerk's instructions for submissions. In Ontario:
- Written motions are often required.
- They can be submitted via mail or online portal.
- Email may not be an accepted method.
For further assistance, consider contacting the Ontario courts directly.
emailing has been permitted rescently for unknown reasons .I had been informed i would have to reserve process server after all paper work and affidavids were submitted to courts .Clerk had noted she had no knowledge of this .
Hello Bam, it seems there are changes in the submission process. In Ontario, recent updates may have allowed for email submissions. However, you may still need to reserve a process server. Do check with the court for the most accurate information.