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The Office of the Taxpayers' Ombudsperson reviews complaints about the service the Canada Revenue Agency gives, for example a benefit payment delayed past the CRA's service standard. First complain to CRA's Service Feedback Program and wait for its reply; if issues stay unresolved or you are not satisfied, fill out the online complaint form, or the PDF form to mail or fax. If waiting would cause you undue hardship, say clearly how. It reviews service only, not tax or benefit decisions themselves, has no direct access to your CRA account and cannot change it; a complaint about Service Canada goes to the Office for Client Satisfaction instead.
Who qualifies:
- Complained to CRA's Service Feedback Program first and got its answer
- Issues still unresolved, or not satisfied with the answer
What you need to apply:
- The online complaint form, or the PDF form by mail or fax
- How waiting would cause you undue hardship, if it would
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