Regulation 10(1)

10. (1) The following documents may be filed in a recorder's office by the telephone transmission of a facsimile of the document, if the facsimile is legible when received and the number of pages being transmitted, including the cover page, does not exceed eleven:

1. An application to obtain or renew a prospector's licence.
2. An application to record a mining claim.
3. A dispute under section 48 of the Act
4. A notice of re-staking of a mining claim.
5. An order, judgment or certificate of the Divisional Court being filed under section 64 of the Act.
6. A report of assessment work, if no drawing contained in the report is larger than 8½ inches by 14 inches.
7. A notice of abandonment or partial abandonment.
8. A certificate confirming that a notice of intention to perform assessment work has been given under section 78 of the Act
9. An agreement respecting surface rights compensation
10. An application for a lease
11. A notice of appeal to the Commissioner under section 112 of the Act.
12. An order or judgment of the Commissioner being filed under section 129 of the Act
13. A notice of appeal to the Divisional Court under section 134 of the Act
14. An order of a Director of Mine Rehabilitation for the performance of a rehabilitation measure under section 145 of the Act. O. Reg. 113/91, s. 10

(2) If an application to record a mining claim or a notice of abandonment or partial abandonment is filed by telephone transmission, the original application or notice shall be deposited in the recorder's office within ten business days after the date of the transmission. O. Reg. 253/91, s. 2.

(3) If the original is not deposited in the recorder's office within the time specified in subsection (2), the application or notice shall be deemed not to have been filed by telephone transmission. O. Reg. 253/91, s. 2.