Your Claim, Step by Step
Filing a workplace settlement claim with the RCMP can feel overwhelming — especially when you're already dealing with the weight of what happened. This guide breaks the process into clear, manageable stages so you always know where you stand and what comes next.
Before You File
Gather any documentation related to your workplace experience — incident reports, correspondence, medical records, or witness information. The stronger your record, the clearer your path forward. If you're unsure what qualifies, reach out for guidance before submitting anything.
Submitting Your Claim
Once your documentation is ready, your claim is submitted through the official settlement process. Deadlines matter here — missing a filing window can affect your eligibility. We help you track timelines and ensure nothing slips through.
Review and Assessment
After submission, your claim enters a formal review period. You may be asked for additional information or clarification. Staying responsive during this stage keeps your file moving and signals good faith to the adjudicators.
Resolution
When a decision is reached, you'll receive a settlement offer or outcome notice. You have the right to understand — and question — what's being offered before you accept anything.
Every claim is different. If you're not sure where your situation fits, talk to someone who knows this process — it costs nothing to ask.