Submit a Complaint Step 2
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How to attach a document
Step 1
Select “Browse”
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Step 2
Find & Select the document
Step 3
Select “Upload File”
There are limitations as to what CMRAO can do under the law, so before you file a complaint, please read about CMRAO’s Complaint Process.
Notice
The CMRAO handles complaints in accordance with the Condominium Management Services Act, 2015 (CMSA) and its regulations. Subsection 57 (2) of the CMSA requires that if the Registrar requests information from a licensee about a complaint, then the request shall indicate the nature of the complaint. Accordingly, CMRAO may share the details of your complaint, including your name, with the person(s) against whom you are submitting the complaint.
Any information you provide will primarily be used for the purposes of complaint mediation and/or investigation of the practices of the licensee(s). The information you provide may also be used to conduct data analytics used by the CMRAO to enhance education, improve internal processes for complaint mediation, inspections and/or investigations; conduct risk-based compliance and enforcement planning; improve accessibility and develop policy. By submitting this form you are providing your consent for the CMRAO to use the information you have submitted in this manner. Your personal information will not be sold or shared for commercial purposes.
By submitting this form, you are providing consent to share the information you have submitted, including that set out in any and all supporting documentation, as well as all future documents you may submit, relating to your interaction with the licensee(s) in question, with any government ministry (federal or provincial), agency, board or commission, any self-regulatory body or association, any administrative authority and any law enforcement agency responsible for and/or engaged in the receipt and/or mediation of complaints and/or investigation of the practices of the licensee(s).