When you receive a requestSome businesses send document or data requests through my-id.ca; open them in your account and follow the prompts.
Sharing history overviewSee what you have shared through my-id.ca and use it as an audit trail when you work with businesses or documents.
A business sent you a guest linkWhat to do when a business sends you a my-id.ca guest link — no account needed, just an emailed code and the documents they asked for.
Fill in a checklist a business sent youHow to answer questions, upload documents and sign items on a checklist from a realtor, broker, lawyer or other business, with or without a my-id.ca account.
Check documents when you upload themGuest links and my-id.ca checklist uploads show plain-language warnings. You can replace a file or send anyway; checks never block an upload.
Reuse documents and details you already savedSend a business documents and details you already saved in my-id.ca, without re-uploading or retyping, and keep control of what is shared.
You used a guest link — now claim your documentsHow to turn documents you submitted through a my-id.ca guest link into a permanent account — register with the same email and everything is claimed automatically.
What a business can and cannot seeExactly what a business on my-id.ca can and cannot see about you — the boundary, what crosses it, and how to check what you have sent.
What happens after you shareWhat you can and cannot do after sharing a document through my-id.ca — what sharing history records, what deleting does, and how to stop future requests.
When a request feels wrongHow to evaluate a document request on my-id.ca — verifying who is asking, judging whether each item is justified, and how to decline or partly fulfil.