The time limit to file a notice of appeal is not more than 30 days after the date the decision maker made the order you want to appeal (do not count from the day the order was “entered”). If the date to file the notice of appeal falls on the weekend or a holiday, you must file the notice of appeal on the next business day.

Steps to start an appeal

1. Prepare the notice of appeal (Form 1). Indicate whether leave to appeal is required. If leave is required, follow the additional steps in section 2.2 after completing the steps listed here.
2. File the notice of appeal not more than 30 days after the date the decision maker made the order you want to appeal. If you file in paper you will need at least 4 copies (two for use by the court, one copy for your own your use, and a copy to serve on each party named as a respondent on the notice of appeal).
3. Pay your court filing fee when you file the notice of appeal.
4. Serve a copy of the notice of appeal on every respondent within the same 30-day time period described above.

Any respondent(s) have 10 days to file and serve you with a notice of appearance (Form 2) if they intend to argue against your appeal. (See Rule 7).