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1. Competing Claims: Used when there are known competing claims to address and refute other potential claims

2. Prior Court Orders: Included when there are relevant court orders affecting the estate or beneficiary status

3. Family Law Considerations: Added when family law matters affect the claim (e.g., divorce, separation agreements)

4. Indigenous Rights Declaration: Included when Indigenous rights or status affects the claim

5. Foreign Asset Declaration: Used when the estate includes assets in other jurisdictions

6. Capacity Statement: Added when there are potential questions about the deceased's capacity at the time of beneficiary designation

7. Prior Distributions: Included when there have been previous distributions from the estate

1. Schedule A - Identity Documents: Copies of identification documents for both the deponent and deceased

2. Schedule B - Death Certificate: Certified copy of the death certificate or funeral director's statement

3. Schedule C - Will or Beneficiary Designation: Copy of will, policy, or other document establishing beneficiary status

4. Schedule D - Relationship Evidence: Documents proving relationship (e.g., birth certificates, marriage certificates)

5. Schedule E - Asset Documentation: List and evidence of relevant estate assets or benefits being claimed

6. Schedule F - Supporting Correspondence: Relevant correspondence or documentation supporting the claim

7. Appendix 1 - Additional Declarations: Any additional sworn statements from supporting witnesses

8. Appendix 2 - Legal Authority: Copies of relevant legislation or legal precedents supporting the claim