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Ontario Small Claims Court form

Form 20A: Certificate of Judgment

Moving a judgment to another court location

Last checked: November 13, 2026

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Version: January 23, 2014

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What it is for

Confirms the judgment so it can be enforced in another Small Claims Court location, for example where the debtor lives. You ask the clerk for it with an Affidavit for Enforcement Request (Form 20P) stating the amount still owing, and the clerk issues it to the court location you name (Rule 20.04).

Who uses it

The creditor: the party who is owed money under the judgment.

When to use it

After judgment, when you need to enforce it somewhere other than the court that made it.

What you need

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Tips

  • Keep a running record of every payment, so the balance is correct.
  • Find out where the debtor lives or has property first.

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