CCQ, r. 4 - Regulation respecting change of name and of other particulars of civil status and substitution of the usual given name

Section 3 Disposition versions

2022-06-08

3. An application concerning a minor child must include the following information, in addition to the information required under section 2:

(1)  the domiciliary address of the child’s father and mother or parents on the date on which the application is filed;

(2)  if the child’s father or mother or parents or one of them have been deprived of parental authority by a judicial decision, an indication of that fact;

(3)  if the child’s filiation has been changed by a judicial decision, an indication of that fact; and

(4)  if the child has a tutor, a statement that a tutor has been appointed to the child, either by a judicial decision, or by will or by a declaration filed with the Public Curator in accordance with article 200 of the Civil Code, the tutor’s name, the tutor’s domiciliary address, the mode of appointment of the tutor and the effective date of the tutorship.

The application must also include the following information on the tutor who is making the application for the minor child:

(1)  the tutor’s name, as stated in the tutor’s act of birth;

(2)  the tutor’s domiciliary address on the date on which the application is filed; and

(3)  the tutor’s capacity in relation to that child.

O.C. 1592-93, s. 3; S.Q. 2016, c. 19, s. 15; S.Q. 2022, c. 22, s. 198.

2016-06-10

3. An application concerning a minor child must include the following information, in addition to the information required under section 2:

(1)  the domiciliary address of the child’s father and mother on the date on which the application is filed;

(2)  if the child’s father or mother has been deprived of parental authority by a judicial decision, an indication of that fact;

(3)  if the child’s filiation has been changed by a judicial decision, an indication of that fact; and

(4)  if the child has a tutor, a statement that a tutor has been appointed to the child, either by a judicial decision, or by will or by a declaration filed with the Public Curator in accordance with article 200 of the Civil Code, the tutor’s name, the tutor’s domiciliary address, the mode of appointment of the tutor and the effective date of the tutorship.

The application must also include the following information on the tutor who is making the application for the minor child:

(1)  the tutor’s name, as stated in the tutor’s act of birth;

(2)  the tutor’s domiciliary address on the date on which the application is filed; and

(3)  the tutor’s capacity in relation to that child.

O.C. 1592-93, s. 3; S.Q. 2016, c. 19, s. 15.

2012-09-01

3. An application to change the surname of a person of full age and of that person’s minor child and an application to change the name of a minor child only must include the following information, in addition to the information required in section 2:

(1)  the child’s name, as recorded on the act of birth, the name applied for in respect of the child and the name the child is using on the date on which the application is submitted;

(2)  the child’s sex;

(3)  the child’s date and place of birth and the place where the birth was registered;

(4)  the address of the child’s domicile on the date on which the application is submitted and the number of years the child has been domiciled in Québec;

(5)  the date on which the child, if born outside Canada, became a Canadian citizen;

(6)  the names of the child’s father and mother and the address of their domicile on the date on which the application is submitted;

(7)  if the child’s name has been changed before following a judicial or administrative decision, the child’s name before that decision or, if a change of name was refused, the reasons for the refusal;

(8)  if the child’s father or mother has been deprived of parental authority by a judicial decision, an indication of that fact;

(9)  if the child’s filiation has been changed by a judicial decision, an indication of that fact;

(10)  where such is the case, a statement that a tutor has been appointed to the child, either by a judicial decision, or by will or by a declaration filed with the Public Curator in accordance with article 200 of the Civil Code, the name of the tutor, the address of the tutor’s domicile on the date on which the application is submitted, the mode of appointment of the tutor and the date on which the tutorship took effect; and

(11)  the reasons for which the change of the child’s name is applied for.

O.C. 1592-93, s. 3.