Form SJ-1102 lets an applicant obtain a default judgment when the opposing party, duly put on notice or served, has not responded or appeared within the prescribed time.
It contains a declaration under oath by which the applicant attests to the facts justifying the application (amount owed, absence of a response, proper notice given).
The oath, in brief
Form SJ-1102 contains a declaration under oath (or a solemn affirmation): it must be signed before a person legally authorized to receive it — a Commissioner for Oaths, notary, lawyer, clerk, or justice of the peace.
In Québec, a Commissioner for Oaths can administer this oath remotely, by videoconference, when the required conditions are met (seeing and hearing each other, viewing the document, keeping it confidential).
Where to get the document
Form SJ-1102 is published in French only by Québec's Ministère de la Justice. No official English version of this specific document is currently published — the organization's English page lists the same category of forms.
Download form SJ-1102 (quebec.ca, PDF, in French)
Have form SJ-1102 sworn online
Form SJ-1102 can be sworn online: identity verified by video, the declaration read aloud, and an official signature — no in-person appointment.
Before booking, confirm with the court registry or the receiving organization the deadlines that apply to your file.