ATIP request addresses: where to send them

Requesting your own file, or a government record, under the Access to Information Act and Privacy Act? Every institution has its own request office — a different mailbox from its general correspondence address. Find it below, then write and mail your request without a printer or a trip to the post office.

Writing a Access to Information and Privacy (ATIP) request

State clearly that this is a Access to Information and Privacy (ATIP) request and describe the records you want as specifically as you can. If you're requesting your own file, include your full name and any case, claim, or file number the institution uses. Add a return address so they can reply, and keep a copy of what you sent and the date — you'll need both if you have to appeal a refusal or a missed deadline.

Addresses are each institution's own published request-office address, taken from its official page and re-checked periodically. Offices relocate — confirm on the official page before anything time-sensitive. 25 institutions listed.