All disabled veterans, whether your claims were successful or not are encouraged to request information on your personal and 'private' file. 

This ATI instruction is also available under VVi Database Ser 888 http://www.veteranvoice.info/db/query-word_search_more.asp?search_fd0=888

Dept of Justice - Access To Information Act website. http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/A-1/index.html

ACCESS TO INFORMATION

I highly recommended that each and every pensioned veteran makes an access to information with VAC. For one, they sometimes loose documents, second you have personal notes of individuals who handled your case and it is often interesting to see what they wrote on you.

• VAC PPU 020 - Health Care Programs (Non-pension Related)

• VAC PPU 030 - Treatment of a Pensioned Condition

• VAC PPU 055 - Pensions and Compensation

• VAC PPU 080 - Reviews and Appeals

• VAC PPU 085 - Client Database

• VAC PPU 090 - Legal Services for Pension Applicants and Allowance Appellants

The form used to request information is TBC/CTC 350-58 located here: http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/atip-aiprp/forms/list_e.asp  

A PDF Performa for for ATI may also be found here: https://veteranvoice.info/archive/info_ATI form.pdf 

The VAC web page on ATI may be found at http://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/department/organization/atip

Once your form is filled out you can send it to:

Veterans Affairs Canada

Access to Information and Privacy Coordinator

P.O. Box 7700

Charlottetown , Prince Edward Island C1A 8M9

Tel.: (902) 566-7060

Fax: (902) 368-0496

Remember to enclose a cheque of five dollars ($5.00) with your mailed ATI.

They will accept faxes.