A document issued by a provincial/territorial court (or other jurisdiction) which confirms that a divorce has been finalized and that the parties named are free to re-marry. It is used as proof of a family separation, and also as proof that a person may legally re-assume a maiden surname if they were previously using their spouse’s surname during the marriage.

This is a brief self-declared letter/note that indicates that due to a family separation the two spouses from the family Manitoba Health card should be separated. It should contain names and date of birth of both spouses, Personal Health Identification numbers, the date of separation/divorce, and if possible, updated mailing addresses of both spouses.

This is a legal document that is an agreed-upon plan for a family separation. It is used to determine custody of minor children as they can only appear on one Manitoba Health registration card at a time. The entire document must be submitted for review.

This is a document issued by a provincial/territorial court (or other jurisdiction) that restricts access of one individual or party to another individual or party. For Manitoba Health purposes it is used to move spouses or minor children from, or to, different Manitoba Health registration cards.