How to generate a Canadian legal document
Last updated: July 2026 (Beta)
Beta. DociCA is in invite-only beta. These terms apply to beta use. DociCA is document-automation software, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. See our Beta Disclaimer.
DociCA drafts a document by asking you questions and assembling the answers into province-specific wording. The steps below are the whole flow.
1. Pick a document
Start from the document library. If your task needs more than one document, a guided flow assembles the set together rather than leaving you to work out which pieces you need.
2. Select your province
Every document requires a province before you can proceed. This is not a formality: the wording, the statutory references, and in several documents the required clauses all differ by province, so there is no province-agnostic version to fall back on.
3. Answer the questions
The wizard moves through the document a step at a time, asking only what that document actually needs. A live preview sits beside the questions and updates as you answer, so you can see the clause your answer produces rather than discovering it at the end.
4. Review the preview, then download
Read the preview before you take the document away — it is the document. When it is right, download it.
5. Consider a review
A generated document can also be run through an AI review, which checks it against real government legislation text and reports findings with the evidence behind each one.
Generating a document does not make it right for your situation. DociCA is document-automation software, not a law firm, and this is not legal advice — confirm anything consequential with a qualified lawyer.