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It was created to provide general pension information only.
To file a complaint regarding your own CPP/OAS file
If you have not received your response (call back) within the promised timeframe, filing a complaint will not result in much difference. The better option is to notify the call centre agent about your dire financial situation in order to put your file on higher priority.
To file a complaint against EI policies, legislation or accessibilities
The best way to bring your concern against existing pension program policies is to visit your MP’s office.
To file a complaint against a Service Canada Centre or call centre
You may use the Office of Client Satisfaction online form to express your concerns or by calling the pension call centre. Once your complaint has been received, you will receive a call from the local office’s supervisor or manager to assist you further.
To file a complaint through the Member’s of Parliament (MP) office
If you experience a major setback in your claim processing. It is sometimes a better option to get your MP involved. If you need an MP involvement, simply find your MP through the following link:
https://www.ourcommons.ca/Members/en and search your MP through your postal code (e.g. J4X 1L9)
Once you are in contact with your MP’s office, their office staff will do the follow-up of your claim for you. There is no guarantee your claim will be approved but MP’s involvement will give you a further chance to have another processing agent re-evaluate your claim.
To file a complaint through Gov of Canada’s Office for Client Satisfaction (OCS)
If you are planning to submit a complaint through OCS, you may do so through the following info:
Website: The Office for Client Satisfaction page on the Government of Canada website and navigate under Submit your Feedback section.
Telephone: 1-866-506-6806 (toll-free)
TTY: 1-866-506-6803 (toll-free)
Fax: 1-866-506-6802 (toll-free)
by Mail:
Office for Client Satisfaction
140 Promenade du Portage
Floor 3, Mail Drop 318
Gatineau, QC K1A 0J9
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Nick Angelucci
September 14, 2023 2:39 amI need help because office of client satisfaction is absolutely useless and all.i.got.from.the gentleman named luc.was it’s okay that I was miss lead on how CPP.works.and on how the process works for 2 months OFFICE OF SATISFACTION DID NOTHING FOR ME. how do I escalate this
PensionExpert
September 17, 2023 5:32 pmhello Nick,
Depending on the situation, if you are dissatisfy with how your benefits is assessed, you can file an appeal for a reconsideration request. https://pensioncanada.ca.newgatewayca.a2hosted.com/how-to-appeal-an-old-age-security-application/
Sometimes, it is also useful to bring your request to your local MP’s office for help.
Melyssa
PensionCanada.ca Team
Cindy
December 11, 2023 2:14 amI need help because I applied for disability Cpp Nov/22 and it is now Dec/23 and they are still working on my file. If I did not have a friend to help me I would be living on the street because I can’t work. What is wrong with our system. I have worked all my life and when I need help they don’t even care?
PensionExpert
December 13, 2023 8:47 pmHello Cindy,
The normal processing time for CPP disability is around 6 to 7 months. If you are in financial dire need situation. You need to first contact CPP call centre to let them know of your situation and the agent will have to send your request to the processing office. Generally it helps.
John T.
PensionCanada.ca Team