No.2 Answer to Interrogatories

What this form is for

• • Use when you have been served with written interrogatories in a civil case.
• • Do not use for criminal proceedings – a different schedule applies.
• • If the court orders a different format, follow the court’s specific directions.
• • When the parties agree to exchange answers informally, this form is not required.
• • Use this form to record objections and reasons, not just simple yes/no answers.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

Answers must be filed within the period ordered by the judge, usually 28 days from service, unless an extension is granted.

Before you submit

• • All questions are answered or properly objected to.
• • Each answer is numbered to correspond with the interrogatory.
• • Signature and date are present on every page.
• • Supporting documents are attached and referenced.
• • The correct court registry address is used.
• • If filing electronically, the PDF is legible and under the size limit.
• • A copy is retained for your records.
• • The filing receipt (or stamp) is obtained.

How to file this form

1. 1Prepare answers and objections on draft sheets.
2. 2Transfer answers onto the official Form No.2.
3. 3Sign and date the form.
4. 4Make copies for your records and for the other party.
5. 5Deliver the original to the court registry (in person, post, or e‑file).
6. 6Obtain a filing receipt or confirmation email.

Known limitations

• • Form is only for civil court cases; not valid in family or criminal matters.
• • Electronic filing may not be available in all courts.
• • The form does not include a built‑in space for lengthy documents; annexes may be needed.
• • No automatic validation of question numbers; double‑check alignment.