Recently updated on February 12th, 2026 at 03:06 am
If you would like to submit additional documents, photos to an existing Protection Order case, then you can start here. You will be led to a screen where you can attach images, PDF, WORD or other files (except audio and video) and explain the contents, and why you are submitting these to the court.
There is NO FEE to use this website.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Take Screening
Start with an online screening tool to determine whether submitting additional documents in Guam is appropriate for your situation.
2. Prepare Documents
You will be guided through plain-language questions to gather the information needed for your request. The system will use your answers to generate the official court forms automatically, so you don’t have to fill them out yourself.
3. Consult Advocate (Optional)
You can consult a victim advocate or a pro bono (free) lawyer for guidance. Advocates can help you review your documents, explain the court process, and discuss how the requested changes may affect your safety and rights. Only lawyers can provide legal advice, but advocates can guide you through this step at no cost.
4. File with the Clerk
Submit your filing and all exhibits at the Guam Judicial Center in Hagåtña. The court clerk will review the submission and ensure everything is in order.
Process
Step 1
Check Eligibility
Before you begin, make sure you have an active Order of Protection (temporary or permanent) issued by the Superior Court of Guam. You may submit exhibits if the documents, photos, or other materials relate to your existing case and support a pending request, hearing, or court review.
Step 2
Prepare Your Exhibits
Gather the documents, photos, or other exhibits you want to submit. These materials should be relevant to your Order of Protection and clearly support your claim, request, or response. Make sure your files are clear, complete, and properly labeled if possible.
Step 3
Complete the Submission Form
Fill out the submission form by identifying the related case number and briefly explaining what you are submitting and why. Use the free-text section to describe how the exhibits relate to your Order of Protection, recent incidents, or court proceedings.
Step 4
Attach Exhibits
Upload your exhibits through the filing system. All attached documents or photos will be included with your Submission Form and filed together as supplemental exhibits for the court to review.
Step 5
File the Submission
Once the form and exhibits are complete, submit them to the Superior Court of Guam. Your submission will be officially filed and added to your case record for judicial and clerk review.
Step 6
Court Review
The court will review the submitted exhibits in connection with your existing Order of Protection or any pending motion or hearing. The judge may consider the exhibits when making decisions related to your case.
Step 7
Use at Hearing or Further Action
Submitted exhibits may be used during a scheduled hearing or as part of the court’s ongoing review of your case. You may be asked to explain or reference the exhibits if the court requires additional clarification.
FAQs
RESOURCES
Guam Legal Services Corporation Disability Law Center
Guam's Protection and Advocacy agency providing free legal services to individuals with physical and/or mental disabilities since 1999.
- (671) 477‑9811
- 434 W. O’Brien Dr, Suite 102, Hagåtña, GU 96910
Victim Advocates Reaching Out
VARO can accompany you to legal service offices to provide personal advocacy and emotional support for matters related to protective orders, divorce, and other issues stemming from a history of abuse or violence.
- (671) 477-5552
- PO BOX 2045, Hagatna, Guam 96932
Civil Law Center
The Civil Law Center offers legal assistance and advocacy on civil law matters, including family, housing, and consumer protection cases, to ensure access to justice for Guam residents.
- (671) 969-3131
- 777 Route 4, Suite 104, MVP Commercial Building, Sinajana, Guam 96910
Office of the Attorney General of Guam
The Crime Victims’ Response Unit provides legal advocacy and support services to crime victims, ensuring their rights are protected and their voices heard throughout the criminal justice process.
- (671) 475‑3406
- 134 W. Soledad Avenue, 4th Floor, Suite 412 Hagatna, GU 96910
Guam Bar Association
The Guam Bar Association provides professional legal resources and referrals for individuals seeking legal help or representation from licensed attorneys in Guam.
- (671) 989-4227
- 392 West O’Brien Drive, Hagåtña, Guam 96910
Micronesian Resource Center One Stop Shop
A Guam-based nonprofit empowering children and families through education, support, and community development.
- (671) 789‑1265
- 125 Tun Jesus Crisostomo Street, Tamuning GU 96913
Micronesian Legal Services Corporation
The Guam Office of the Micronesian Legal Services Corporation (MLSC) is a non-profit legal services office which provides high-quality legal assistance to eligible residents of Guam in the area of civil law. We provide legal assistance in a wide range of legal matters not including criminal cases to eligible applicants.
- (671) 969-5504
- (671) 969-5604
- 238 Archbishop Flores Street, Suite 902, DNA Building, Hagatna, Guam 96910
Court Forms Created This website guides you through all the necessary steps to complete your Change Order of Protection and submit it to the court as part of your request for legal protection.
Core Forms
- Form 3: Submission