Indian Day School Class Action Settlement Form

What Is a Canada Indian Day School Claim Form?

The Canada Indian Day School Claim Form is a document used by Indigenous peoples of Canada to claim compensation for the harm they suffered while attending Indian Day Schools. Indian Day Schools were residential schools run by the Canadian government and churches from the late 19th century to the mid-1970s. Many Indigenous children who attended these schools faced abuse, neglect, and cultural assimilation.

How to Fill Out the Canada Indian Day School Claim Form Online

Filling out the Indian day school class action settlement form online is a quite straightforward process that can be completed in several steps:

1. Gather required information: Before you start the form, gather all the necessary information, such as personal details, the dates you attended the Indian Day School, and any supporting documentation.
2. Access the online form: You can find and fill out this form for free on the PDFliner website.
3. Complete the form: Fill out the form with accurate information, and make sure to provide all the necessary details.
4. Check the information: Review your template carefully and if needed make any necessary revisions.
5. Submit the form: After you have completed the form, you can submit it online.

What Should the Canada Indian Day School Claim Form Include?

The Canada Indian Day School Claim Form should include the following information:

• Personal Details: such as your name, address, and date of birth;
• Information about Indian Day School you attended: including the name of the school, dates of attendance, and the name of any relevant staff members;
• Description of the harm you experienced while attending the Indian Day School: such as physical, emotional, or sexual abuse;
• Any supporting documentation: such as medical records or witness statements, that can help support your claim.

When to Request a Canada Indian Day School Claim Form?

You should request a Canada Indian Day School Claim Form at any time if you are an Indigenous person who attended an Indian Day School. Currently the compensation process is ongoing, so there is no deadline for submitting a claim.