The first step to filing a judicial review in Ontario is finding a professional regulation lawyer to represent you and advocate on your behalf. As legal counsel, they can help organize your application, gather appropriate documents and files, and ensure you’ve met the appropriate deadlines outlined by the courts. The process for filing a judicial review in Ontario begins with a “Notice of Application for Judicial Review” (Form 68A) with the Divisional Court. This notice must be served to the Attorney General of Ontario, the person who exercised statutory power, and any other parties who participated in the original hearing.