Public Service Commission of Canada: where to mail a ATIP request
To send an Access to Information and Privacy (ATIP) request to Public Service Commission of Canada, mail it to Public Service Commission of Canada, Access to Information and Privacy Office, 22 Eddy Street, Gatineau, QC K1A 0M7. The PSC oversees hiring and staffing for the federal public service — ATIP requests here commonly seek a person's own application, assessment, or appointment records from a federal job competition. Include a clear description of the records you want, any identifying details, and a return address, and confirm the office on the source below before anything time-sensitive.
Public Service Commission of Canada — ATIP request address
Public Service Commission of Canada Access to Information and Privacy Office 22 Eddy Street Gatineau QC K1A 0M7
Access to Information and Privacy (ATIP) requests only. Regular correspondence, complaints, or media inquiries should go to Public Service Commission of Canada's general contact address instead.
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Key facts
- This is Public Service Commission of Canada's published ATIP correspondence address — a different mailbox from its general correspondence address.
- Requests are made under the Access to Information Act (for government records) and the Privacy Act (for your own personal information).
- Statutory response window: 30 calendar days from receipt, extendable for large or complex requests.
- Access to Information Act requests require a $5 fee (a cheque or money order made payable to the Receiver General for Canada); Privacy Act requests for your own personal information are free.
- If refused or ignored, you can appeal to the Information Commissioner of Canada or the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
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How to send your letter
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Write your request
State clearly that this is an Access to Information and Privacy (ATIP) request and describe the records you want as specifically as you can — dates, names, file or reference numbers, and the office or program area, if you know them. Vague requests take longer to process.
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Include what they need to identify you
If you're requesting your own file, include your full name and any identifying number the institution uses (case, claim, or file number) so they can locate the right record. Access to Information Act requests require a $5 fee (a cheque or money order made payable to the Receiver General for Canada); Privacy Act requests for your own personal information are free.
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Address it to the request office
First line: Public Service Commission of Canada. Then: Access to Information and Privacy Office. Then the street: 22 Eddy Street. Then the final line: Gatineau QC K1A 0M7.
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Common questions
What is the Public Service Commission of Canada ATIP mailing address?
Public Service Commission of Canada, Access to Information and Privacy Office, 22 Eddy Street, Gatineau, QC K1A 0M7. This is the office's published ATIP correspondence address — confirm it on the source below before anything time-sensitive, since request offices occasionally relocate.
What records can I request from PSC under ATIP?
The PSC oversees hiring and staffing for the federal public service — ATIP requests here commonly seek a person's own application, assessment, or appointment records from a federal job competition. Requests are made under the Access to Information Act (for government records) and the Privacy Act (for your own personal information).
How long does PSC have to respond?
The statutory response window is 30 calendar days from when the request is received, though it can be extended for large or complex requests — the office is required to notify you if that happens.
Does a ATIP request cost anything?
Access to Information Act requests require a $5 fee (a cheque or money order made payable to the Receiver General for Canada); Privacy Act requests for your own personal information are free.
What if my request is refused or I don't get a response?
You can appeal to the Information Commissioner of Canada or the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. Keep a copy of your original request and the date you sent it — you'll need both for an appeal.
How do I mail a ATIP request without a printer?
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Sources
Addresses verified September 2026 against official sources. Always confirm on the official site before time-sensitive filings.