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  • 008-0233
    Order for Payment of Court Reporter

  • 008-0126
    Certificate for Shipment of a Body Outside of Ontario

  • on00059
    Animal Welfare Services Complaint Form

    If members of the public believe an Inspector has contravened the Provincial Animal Welfare Services Act, 2019 Code of Conduct Regulation, O. Reg. 445/19, they may file a complaint using the Online Complaints form.

  • 026-0251
    Death Investigation Oversight Council Complaint Form

    The Death Investigation Oversight Council (DIOC) administers a public complaints process through its Complaints Committee, which reviews complaints regarding death investigations, specifically, complaints against a coroner or a forensic pathologist working in the Province of Ontario. Families may use the DIOC complaint form to submit their complaint to the DIOC Secretariat.

  • on00891
    OPP Special Constable Public Complaint Form

    If you are filing a complaint/allegation of misconduct about a special constable(s), please complete the following form. The complaint form is available in English and French languages.

  • 008-0101
    Information in Support of Warrant under subsection 11(3) of Christopher's Law (Sex Offender Registry), 2000 - Form 1

    Under subsection 11(3) of Christopher's Law (Sex Offender Registry), 2000, this form is to be filled out by police officers seeking to obtain a warrant to arrest a sex offender for the purpose of having the offender comply with the reporting requirement under Christopher's Law. This form is used if they are appearing in court to seek the warrant.

  • 008-0168
    Request for Retention of Specimens

    Form to be used by coroners and pathologists in seeking approval to retain a specimen(s) collected at autopsy for a longer or shorter period than prescribed in Regulation 180 under the Coroners Act.

  • on00297
    Provincial Tow Program Tow and Storage Service Operator Application

    Business owners of tow truck companies to register business and drivers in Ontario.

  • 026-pcs119
    Amalgamating Police Officer Application

    The PCS119 is used by Police Services that are amalgamating into the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) in order for their Police Officers to apply for a position. It allows OPP's Uniform Recruitment to review personal and occupational information about each individual in order to determine their qualifications and eligibility for a position in the OPP.

  • csb022
    Application for Non-Commercial Intellectual Property License

    Application for Non-Commercial Intellectual Property License: For the purpose of this form,"intellectual property" is information belonging to the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the rights which protect it."Intellectual property rights" include: copyright, trademark, patent, and other forms of intellectual property protection."Information" includes text, images, drawings, designs, software, numerical data and ideas created or collected by or for the OPP.

  • 008-pcs102
    Applicant Medical Examination Report - Casual/Part-time Policing

    PCS102 is to be completed by an Applicant's examining Physician and the information collected is used by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) with respect to the Casual/Part-time Policing program. Information collected is for the purpose of initiating an employee file in relation to potential employment with the OPP. The authority for this collection of personal information is the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, section 38(2), and the Police Services Act, sections 18 and 43.

  • 026-pcs100
    Pre-Employment Application Questionnaire - Casual Part-time Policing

    PCS100 is to be completed by an Applicant of the Casual Part-time Policing program, and is used by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) in order to obtain the necessary information required to be considered. Information collected within the PCS100 is for the purpose of initiating an employee file in relation to potential employment with the OPP, and under the authority of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, section 38(2), and the Police Services Act, sections 18 and 43.