TSC Complaint Form vs Access to Information Form: Which One to Use.
These three forms are easy to confuse because they all involve raising something with TSC formally — but they serve different purposes.
TSC Complaint Form
Use this to formally report a grievance — misconduct by another party, a dispute over a TSC decision, or any issue you want TSC to formally investigate or act on.
Application for Access to Information Form
Use this when you want TSC to release specific information or records it holds — for example, records relating to a process you were part of. This is a formal information request, not a complaint about wrongdoing.
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Application for Correction of Personal Record Form
Use this specifically when TSC’s own records about you (personal details, employment history, etc.) contain an error you want corrected. This is narrower than the general Access to Information form — it’s for fixing your own record, not requesting information broadly.
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Quick Decision Guide
- Something went wrong and you want action taken → Complaint Form
- You want TSC to hand over records/information → Access to Information Form
- TSC’s own file on you has an error → Correction of Personal Record Form
FAQ
Is there a fee for an access-to-information request?
Check the guidelines document on the category page linked above for current fee information, as this can vary.
Can I use the complaint form to request my personal file?
No — that’s what the Access to Information or Correction forms are for. Using the wrong form can delay processing since it goes to a different internal desk.
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TSC Complaint Form vs Access to Information Form: Which One to Use.
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