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Does the CAIJ card give access to the changing rooms?

Yes, the CAIJ card gives you access to co-working libraries and locker rooms at certain courthouses under third-party agreements.

Why didn’t I receive a CAIJ card?

You must apply for your CAIJ card from your Espace CAIJ profile. To do so, open a CAIJ account on Espace CAIJ with your professional e-mail address. Once your profile has been created, you can request your card from the menu under your Profile. If you already have an account, be sure to check the […]

How do I create an account on Espace CAIJ?

On the CAIJ website, click on Log in to Espace CAIJ. You will then be asked to log in or create your account using your e-mail address.

What is my CAIJ card for?

The CAIJ card identifies you. It is required to enter CAIJ libraries, to borrow or print documents and to use reprographic equipment (photocopying, printing, scanning, faxing). You can apply for your CAIJ card by going to Espace CAIJ and clicking on the Profile option in the right-hand menu, then choosing CAIJ Card in the submenu. […]

Can my CAIJ card be deactivated?

Yes, the CAIJ can deactivate a card and withdraw access to libraries in the following cases: If in doubt, contact us to check your status.

How can I obtain or replace my CAIJ card?

To obtain a CAIJ card, you must be a member of the CAIJ. CAIJ members include lawyers who are members of the Quebec Bar; judges; notaries, candidates for the notarial profession, and students pursuing a master’s degree in notarial law; paralegals who are members of the Canadian Association of Paralegals (CAP); students at the École […]