ServiceOntario / Free preparation
Your Ontario health card
Prepare three category proofs, complete the health-card form with field-by-field help and plan your ServiceOntario visit.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
The beginning
of what comes next.
Your life in Canada, with clarity and at your own pace.
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How it works
Less uncertainty. More direction.
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Understand before you act.
Requirements, documents and form guidance together, with official references beside the explanation.
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One thing at a time.
Finish the current step. The next appears when you are ready.
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Keep your place.
Your progress stays on this browser, including when you change language.
A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN
Two first steps. On us.
Prepare documents, understand the original forms and follow every step here. These two pilot guides cover adults applying for themselves as permanent residents.
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Service Canada / Free preparation
Your Social Insurance Number
Prepare identity evidence and your answers, understand when NAS2120 is needed and choose your submission method.
TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
Clarity changes the next step.
Three document categories, explained here. See a plain-language example, then prepare your own checklist in the full guide.
Explore this guideAn example from the OHIP guide
02Prepare three separate documents.
You need one proof for each category. One document cannot cover two categories. One example is a PR card, monthly bank statement and passport.
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More support, when you need it.
No account. No payment card. Your pace.
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Access for 90 days, with one payment.
Planned pricing. Purchases are not enabled in this prototype. Government fees and any applicable taxes are separate.
CANADASTEPBYSTEP
A few things you might wonder.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. Both free orientation guides work without an account. Progress is stored on this browser.
Are these government fees?
No. These platform guides are free. Applying for a SIN is also free; other government services may have their own fees.
Does this replace professional advice?
These guides help you navigate official information. They do not decide eligibility or replace case-specific advice from an authorized professional.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
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