DPA-Jbox
Court registries deliver copies of judgments to your DPA-Jbox. This delivery has the legal value of registered mail. You receive the copies in a closed environment on the DPA platform. You download them when you need them. You also use DPA-Jbox to send procedural documents to the Immigration Appeals Board (RvV/CCE).
What is DPA-Jbox?
DPA-Jbox is the application court registries use to send copies of judgments to the lawyers involved in a case. Deliveries through this channel have the same value as registered mail. You receive them in a closed environment on the DPA platform.
The court registries of the justices of the peace and the police courts deliver their judgments through DPA-Jbox.
You can download documents received in DPA-Jbox individually or in bundles, for your case file.
DPA-Jbox and DPA-Deposit: two channels, two directions
DPA-Jbox: from the courts to you
- Receiving copies of judgments from court registries
- Downloading received documents, individually or in bundles
- Sending procedural documents to the Immigration Appeals Board (RvV/CCE): the one outgoing use
DPA-Deposit: from you to the courts
- Filing petitions, conclusions and exhibits with a court registry
- Sending letters to a court registry
- Forwarding the same filing to fellow lawyers and third parties
Only documents sent through DPA-Deposit reach the court registry’s dedicated filing application.
Discover DPA-DepositUp and running in three steps
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Log in with eID or itsme®
Every DPA user logs in through CSAM with the Belgian eID or itsme®. Your national register (or BIS) number must be registered with your bar.
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Activate your DPA-Jbox
Open DPA-Jbox once to activate it. From then on, the connected court registries deliver their judgments to you.
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Receive and download
Judgments arrive in your DPA-Jbox. Download them individually or in bundles for your case file.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the questions we are asked most about DPA-Jbox.
Which courts send judgments through DPA-Jbox?
The court registries of the justices of the peace and the police courts.
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 court 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 Immigration Appeals Board (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 court registry’s filing application. The Immigration Appeals Board is the one exception.
Filip and his team develop DPA-Jbox in close contact with the court registries.
