Revenu Québec: be careful not to put a file on hold too soon
A person filed a complaint against Revenu Québec for taking too long to update the first name in their file.
For each complaint it receives, the Québec Ombudsman determines whether or not it can investigate. At the end of an investigation, if we see that a mistake or injustice has occurred, we make recommendations. We make them to the responsible authorities to have the situation corrected. Here are some real-life stories that provide an overview of our interventions.
A person filed a complaint against Revenu Québec for taking too long to update the first name in their file.
A man files a complaint against a rehabilitation centre that booked him a very expensive paratransit services.
A woman files a complaint against her CLSC for changing the way she receives routine care without consulting her.
A citizen files a complaint against the Ministère de l’Emploi et de la Solidarité sociale for denying her application for financial assistance.
A man files a complaint against a CLSC that refuses to grant an allowance promoting independence at home to his spouse and caregiver.
An incarcerated man files a complaint against a detention facility that kept him in isolation even though he was fine.
A woman files a complaint against a hospital that billed her for a room she did not wish to occupy.
A man files a complaint against the Ministère de l’Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs for refusing to grant him financial assistance under the Chauffez vert program.
A woman files a complaint against a hospital because the triage nurse did not listen when the woman came back to see her.
A citizen filed a complaint against the Société d’habitation du Québec, which had refused to reimburse her for the repair of her garage door.