Frequently asked questions
Which courts send judgments through DPA-Jbox?
The registries of the justices of the peace, the police courts and the criminal courts already use DPA-Jbox. The list of connected registries grows steadily; notaries are connected too, and bailiffs, provinces and municipalities will follow.
Does a DPA-Jbox delivery replace registered mail?
Yes. Deliveries through DPA-Jbox have the same legal value as a registered letter.
Can I reply to a registry or message a colleague through DPA-Jbox?
No. DPA-Jbox is a delivery channel from the courts to you. The only outgoing use is sending procedural documents to the Council for Alien Law Litigation (RvV/CCE).
Can I send my conclusions through DPA-Jbox?
No. Petitions, conclusions and exhibits are filed through DPA-Deposit, because only that channel reaches the registry’s filing application. The Council for Alien Law Litigation is the one exception.