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Day 31

A local-browser docket for a late Access Act request. It is not IRCC and it is not Unredacted. You still send the complaint.

This site does not collect a UCI, an application number, or an upload.

  • Official sources
  • RED VERIFIED
  • Practice judgment
  • Independent of IRCC

On the official record

Official / RED VERIFIED

IRCC has 30 days to answer a standard Access to Information Act request. When they miss it, you can complain to the Office of the Information Commissioner. The official doors are the OIC complaint page and the OIC timeframe guidance.

The Access Act complaint path is not the Privacy Act path. Privacy Act issues go to the Privacy Commissioner. Confirm the Act before you file.

Source: Office of the Information Commissioner: Submit your complaint · official page date not printed on the fetched page · checked Aug 21, 2026 · Named on the existing Day 31 guide and ATIP sources module.

Source: Office of the Information Commissioner: Timeframe for filing a complaint · official page date not printed on the fetched page · checked Aug 21, 2026 · Named on the existing Day 31 guide and ATIP sources module.

Source: IRCC: Access to information and privacy · official page Dec 8, 2023 · checked Aug 21, 2026

Practice judgment

Practice judgment

Day 31 is a third-party local tool for a standard Access Act delay. Letters stay in the browser. Nothing is uploaded. It does not file for you. The Registry email remains Greffe-Registry@oic-ci.gc.ca.

Use the request guide if you still need the file. Use the Day 31 walkthrough only for the complaint package. Access Act and OIC only. No Privacy Act or OPC path.

Labelled judgment. Not the official rule. Not legal advice.

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