Ontario Trillium Benefit — eligibility dispute
Ontario Trillium Benefit — eligibility dispute: forms, evidence and follow-up with the program.
What is included
- Checking eligibility for the credit or benefit
- Coordinating the medical practitioner's part of Form T2201, where the Disability Tax Credit is involved
- Preparing the application, review request or notice of objection
- Dealing with the CRA or Service Canada on your behalf, with your authorisation
- Explaining how an approval affects related benefits, such as the Canada Disability Benefit or an RDSP
What is not included
- Charges from doctors and other providers for reports, forms and records, and other disbursements
- Later stages, such as an appeal after a reconsideration, unless agreed in writing
- Medical assessments or treatment
- A court action in the Superior Court of Justice, such as a long-term disability lawsuit, which needs a lawyer
- Financial, tax-planning or investment advice
Who this service is for
- People with a severe and prolonged impairment, and family members supporting them
- Families whose child benefits or credits were reduced or stopped
- Adults with a disability applying for the Canada Disability Benefit
Information to have ready
- 1Any CRA or Service Canada letters, with dates
- 2Your health provider's contact details
- 3Recent notices of assessment
- 4Proof of custody, residence or marital status, if that is in question
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
The fee is $200 plus 13% HST ($226.00 in all) for the work described on this page. Court, tribunal or government fees and other disbursements are extra. We confirm the scope and the fee in a written retainer agreement before any work starts.
What happens when I check out?
You book a time for your intake call, then save a card on Stripe's secure page. Nothing is charged today: the card is only charged later, for an invoice for work already done, as your retainer agreement sets out. A licensed paralegal confirms the details, checks for conflicts of interest and, if we can act for you, sends the retainer agreement. Fees paid before the work is done are held in our trust account.
Who fills in Form T2201?
You complete Part A, and a medical practitioner, such as a doctor or nurse practitioner, certifies Part B.
How is the Canada Disability Benefit linked to the Disability Tax Credit?
To qualify for the Canada Disability Benefit you generally need to be approved for the Disability Tax Credit, be 18 to 64 and have filed your tax returns.
General information only, not legal advice. NEO Legal Services Professional Corporation is a licensed paralegal firm regulated by the Law Society of Ontario.
Important limitations
- No outcome can be guaranteed; each program decides eligibility
- Programs rely heavily on medical evidence, which only your health providers can give
- Review and appeal deadlines are strict, so tell us about any decision as soon as you receive it
- Some disability work may be outside what a licensed paralegal is permitted to do, such as a court action against an insurer in the Superior Court of Justice; before any work starts we confirm that your matter is within that scope, and we can refer you to an Ontario lawyer for anything that is not.
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