Canada Disability Tax Credit—They owe money to YOU!!

Addictions
ADHD-C
ADHD Primarily Hyperactive/Impulsive, (ADHD, ADHD-PH/I, ADD, ADHD-PI), ADHD
Agoraphobia
Alcoholic
Alzheimer's
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's)
Angina
Anorexia nervosa
Anxiety
Arthritis
Asperger's syndrome
Ataxia
Auditory Processing Disorder
Autism
Behçet's disease
Bi-polar disorder
Borderline personality disorder
Bulimia nervosa
Cerebral Palsy
Chromosome Abnormality
Chronic fatigue syndrome
Chronic pain Disorder
Colitis
Conduct Disorder
Coronary artery disease
Cri-du-Chat syndrome
Crohn's
De Vivo Disease
Dementia
Depression
Developmentally Delayed
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Down Syndrome
Dressing
Dysgraphia
Elimination (including incontinence)
Epilepsy
Feeding
Fetal alcohol syndrome
Fibromyalgia
Gambling Addiction
Gender identity disorder
Generalized anxiety disorder
Glaucoma
Global Developmental Delay
Hearing Disorder
Hepatitis C
Huntington's disease
Hypermobility syndrome
Hypothyroidism
Hypotonia
Infantile Spasims
Irritable Bowel syndrome
Learning Disabilities
Mania
Mental illness
Mental Retardation
Microcephaly
Migraines
Mild Intellectual disability
Multiple Sclerosis
Myotonic Myopathy
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Oppositional defiant disorder
Osteoarthritis
Panic Disorder
Parkinson's disease
Personality disorder
Pervasive developmental disorder
Post traumatic stress disorder
Prader-Willi syndrome
Psychotic
Quadrapallegic
Retinoschisis
Schizophrenia
Scoliosis
Seizure Disorder
Sleep Apnea
Sleep disorder
Speech disorder
Specific developmental disorder
Stroke
Substance Abuse
Tic disorder
Tourette syndrome
Tumor
Vision
Walking

Make a Doctor's appointment with your family Doctor, or the specialist that has been treating you. Have him or her fill out the second part of the forms on your T2201, titled:
Part B - To be completed by the qualified practitioner.
**Be sure to tell your Doctor to insert the correct date of when he or she first started treating you for the illness!!!

Make copies of any and all documents including your hospital medical file (if you have it, you can also get a copy from your Doctor costs may be involved) and include it in the envelope with your completed T2201 forms. If there are other records that are related to your disability make copies and include that as well (the more information they have they are less likely to deny you benefits). Now seal the envelope and write on the front of it:
Canada Revenue Agency
Attention:
Disability Tax Credit Department

Mail or personally deliver it to your nearest Canada Revenue Agency office or their outdoor mailbox.

Wait for a reply from the Canada Revenue Agency Disability Tax Credit Department, if you have been approved write a letter back to the Canada Revenue Agency Disability Tax Credit Department.

**Do not forget you only have 30 days to respond in writing once this letter arrives.

Use this sample letter below I have created so you are able to use it as a guide when you supply your own.

(Insert the proper date above)

Attention:
Disability Tax Credit Officer

RE: Social Insurance Number: (insert your social insurance number)

Thank you for approving my disability tax credit. This will help me obtain potential medical devices and treatment.

I am writing to request that you apply my disability Tax Credits for the following years:
(insert All of the years you are requesting (Revenue Canada only goes 10 years back)

Insert each year example- 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010.
My most sincere thank-you goes out to you and your staff for helping me through this difficult time. I will keep your offices informed of my medical progress, please contact me if you require any further information.

Sincerely,

Include your signature
Phone number
Home address