Follow the steps to successfully complete your application.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editing interface.
2. Review the introductory information provided, including the available resources and alternatives for legal assistance. Ensure that your situation falls under the Tribunal's jurisdiction.
3. Complete the personal contact information section. Provide your first name, last name, email, phone number, and any alternate contact information you wish to provide.
4. If applicable, complete the representative contact information. If you are appointing someone to act on your behalf, fill in their details here.
5. Specify the respondent's contact information by selecting whether they are an organization or an individual. Include the necessary information as prompted.
6. Indicate the grounds of discrimination you are claiming by checking the appropriate boxes based on the provided categories.
7. Choose the area of alleged discrimination from the provided options and specify if there are other areas involved.
8. Describe the location and date of the incidents and answer related questions about occurrences in Ontario.
9. In the narrative section, detail each event that you believe was discriminatory, including who was involved, the timeline, and context.
10. Elaborate on how these events affected you, addressing any financial, emotional, or social impacts.
11. Select the remedies you seek and provide explanations for your requests.
12. If you agree to mediation, indicate your consent accordingly.
13. Review any prior legal actions taken based on similar facts and provide necessary details if applicable.
14. List any vital documents pertaining to your application and identify important witnesses.
15. Finalize your application by confirming your understanding and compliance with the accuracy declaration. Ensure to provide the date of signing.
16. Once completed, save your changes, download, print, or share your application as needed.

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