Your Ontario AODA report, filed for a fixed $695.
Ontario businesses and non-profits with 20 or more employees must file an Accessibility Compliance Report by December 31, 2026. DueFiled prepares every answer and the documents behind it, then walks you through the government portal — your senior officer reviews and certifies, as the law requires. About five business days, start to finish.
The essentials
Everything you need to know, in under a minute.
Does this apply to me?
If your organization has 20+ employees in Ontario — full-time, part-time, seasonal, and contract staff count — you likely need to file. Non-profits included. Under 20? You're exempt from reporting. Take the 60-second checker →
Why now?
The deadline is December 31, 2026 — a legal deadline, every three years. December brings a last-minute rush every cycle; the firms that wait discover the help they need is booked solid. What the deadline means →
What exactly do you do?
Four steps: a 15-minute plain-English questionnaire, we draft your policies and accessibility plan, a 30-minute filing call where we complete the government portal with you, and a proof pack when it's filed. See the full process →
How much?
$695. Fixed. Questionnaire, drafted documents, filing call, and proof pack — all included. No hourly billing, no add-ons. See what's included →
What information do I need?
Your legal name, business number, employee count, and your certifier's name and contact info — plus answers to our questionnaire about your current accessibility practices. We tell you exactly what's needed up front. Full checklist →
Who certifies the report?
A director, senior officer, or authorized person from your organization — the law requires it, and nobody else can sign for you. That's why step 3 is a call we do together: your officer reviews and certifies in minutes.
Are you the Ontario government?
No. We're a private filing support service — not a law firm, not the government, and this isn't legal advice. We do the administrative work so you don't have to wrestle the portal alone. About DueFiled →
What happens after I pay?
You get the questionnaire immediately. We draft your documents within days, book the 30-minute filing call, complete the portal together, and send your confirmation plus proof pack. Done in about five business days.
Straight talk
What if I just… don't file?
Failing to file is a contravention of Ontario's accessibility law. A director can order you to file and impose an administrative penalty ($500–$15,000 for a corporation on the standard scale). Defying the order or filing false information becomes an offence. Penalties, explained honestly →
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