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British Columbia · Supreme Court civil
Organize document references in the four parts of the BC Supreme Court form, review the details and save a print draft. Check the official form before service.
By usecos.app Research & Engineering · Official sources checked October 26, 2026
Start preparingOrganize references using the four parts of the current BC Supreme Court form. The exported CSV is a working list, not the official form or a completed disclosure. Check Form 22, Rule 7-1, and any court order before preparing or serving a list.
Download the official BC Form 22 PDF and verify or transfer the information yourself. The official PDF is not filled by this tool.
You must decide what to list and whether privilege applies. Do not disclose privileged information in a description. Entries remain in this tab until download; refreshing or closing clears them. PDF, Word and CSV downloads are not encrypted; store them securely. The optional backup is encrypted.
Use the template or a CSV exported by this tool. Part must be 1–4; dates use YYYY-MM-DD. For Parts 1–3, enter Yes or No for “No longer held”; leave it blank for Part 4. Imported rows are added to your current list and are read on this device, not uploaded. Review every entry, including privilege grounds. Spreadsheet-safe exports may add an apostrophe before formula-like text; encrypted backups preserve exact data when resuming work.
0 documents in the working list. This check does not decide disclosure or privilege.
Your entries stay in this browser tab unless you save them. This optional backup is encrypted on this device; it is not sent to UseCOS. Choose a strong passphrase of at least 12 characters. If you lose it, the backup cannot be recovered here.
Check the current official form, court rules and any order. The preparation draft is not an official form, a legal opinion or a guarantee of acceptance. Consult a BC legal professional or the registry when you need help with the procedure.