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1. Business Interests: Required when the deponent owns or has interest in a business, including financial statements and ownership details

2. Trust Interests: Required when the deponent is a beneficiary or trustee of any trusts

3. Investment Portfolio Details: Required for complex investment holdings beyond basic savings and retirement accounts

4. Cryptocurrency Holdings: Required when the deponent owns digital assets or cryptocurrencies

5. Previous Year Comparison: Required when there have been significant changes in financial situation from the previous year

6. Anticipated Changes: Required when known future changes to income or expenses are expected

7. Special Expenses: Required for claims involving extraordinary expenses for children or medical needs

1. Schedule A - Income Documentation: Pay stubs, T4 slips, tax returns, and notices of assessment for the past three years

2. Schedule B - Bank Statements: Last six months of statements for all bank accounts

3. Schedule C - Credit Card Statements: Last three months of all credit card statements

4. Schedule D - Property Valuations: Recent appraisals or valuations for real estate and significant assets

5. Schedule E - Business Documents: Financial statements, corporate tax returns, and ownership documentation for business interests

6. Schedule F - Investment Statements: Recent statements for all investment and retirement accounts

7. Schedule G - Debt Documentation: Current statements for all loans, mortgages, and other debts

8. Schedule H - Expense Receipts: Supporting documentation for claimed expenses