Use the Affidavit of Identity for Compulsory Discharge to authorize the discharge of a judgment that has been amended to remove a debtor name from the judgment registration. You can find the instructions for compulsory discharge under section 28 of The Enforcement of Money Judgments Act, 2012.

This affidavit must accompany the Application for Interest Discharge Form.

Completing the Affidavit of Identity for Compulsory Discharge

1. Enter the full name of the person applying for discharge of a judgment. 
2. Enter the relevant title number, interest register number, interest number or share number in the appropriate field.
3. Enter the judgment registry number and interest number of the judgment that has been registered against the above title, interest or interest share.
4. Enter the full name of the debtors in the original judgment registration (the persons referred to in the judgment before it was amended). This indicates that the person named at the top of the form has been removed from the judgment registration.
5. Enter the place and province/state on the Location line, and fill in the Date line. This indicates the location and time of this affidavit.
6. Have the officer sign on the A Commissioner for Oaths in and for Saskatchewan/ Notary Public line. If the officer is not a commissioner for oaths or notary public, they must check Other Person Authorized to Take Oaths. Rules for designating this authority can be found in the Land Titles Regulations, 2001.
7. Enter the expiry date of the commissioner/notary public’s commission/appointment.
8. Have the person named at the top of the form sign on the Signature line.

Submission

Send the completed Affidavit of Identity for Compulsory Discharge together with the Application for Interest Discharge and attachments, if any; with the Begin Attachment Sheet; and with the Land Registry Packet Cover Page, to:

Fax: Email: Mail:	(306) 798-1525 [email protected] ISC eBusiness Services Centre 1301 1st Ave Regina, SK S4R 8H2