Every Ontario business and non-profit with 20 or more employees must file an AODA Accessibility Compliance Report by December 31, 2026. Fill one 10-minute form. We prepare your report answers and every policy you're missing. You review it and click submit.
Tell us about your organization: size, what you already have in place, and who signs off.
Within 48 hours of payment you get your report answers, the policies you need, and step-by-step filing instructions.
Your senior officer reviews and submits on the Government of Ontario portal. About 15 minutes. You stay in control of your login.
Pay by invoice after you send the form. Work starts once the invoice is paid.
Filing is required every three years under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. The current deadline is December 31, 2026.
Ontario can take enforcement action, including financial penalties, against organizations that don't file. Under the Act, maximum fines for corporations can reach $100,000 a day.
For most small and mid-size employers, compliance comes down to a few written policies, staff training and a feedback process. We write those for you.
Answer honestly. If something isn't in place yet, say no. Our package includes the documents to fix it before you submit.
No. The report must be certified by a senior officer of your organization, so you submit it on the Government of Ontario's Accessibility Compliance Reporting Portal. We prepare every answer and document, and give you a click-by-click guide. It takes about 15 minutes.
That's common. Our package includes the policies, training outline and templates you need to get compliant, so you can put them in place and answer accurately.
You don't need to file a report, but you still have AODA obligations such as accessible customer service. Email us and we'll tell you what applies.
No. We prepare documents based on the Ontario government's published requirements. For legal questions, speak to a lawyer.