Between federal services (CRA, Service Canada, passport), provincial services (health cards, driver's licences, vehicle registration), and territorial requirements, Canadian households navigate complex multi-level administration.
Federal & Provincial Services
Track CRA, Service Canada, provincial health, MTO/ICBC/AMA requirements and deadlines
Province-Specific Guidance
ON, BC, QC, AB, MB, SK, NS, NB, NL, PEI, NT, NU, YT — each province's specific requirements
Benefits & Credits
Canada Child Benefit, GST/HST credit, EI, CPP, OAS — never miss a payment or deadline
Renewal Reminders
Passport, health card, driver's licence, vehicle registration, insurance — automatic alerts before expiry
Stay on top of these critical Canadian household requirements.
Annual tax returns (April 30), Notice of Assessment storage, GST/HST credit, benefit applications
Health card updates (within 30 days of move), OHIP/MSP/AHCIP coverage, prescription tracking
EI claims, CPP contributions, OAS enrollment (65+), SIN management, Employment Insurance reporting
Driver's licence renewal, vehicle registration, license plates, insurance (public/private by province)
CCB applications, monthly payments, eligible children tracking, annual tax return requirement
Property taxes, utilities, Canada Post mail forwarding, provincial land registry, home insurance
Navigate federal and provincial government systems:
Tax returns due April 30. Keep records 6 years. My Account for online services. GST/HST credit quarterly.
Learn more →EI, CPP, OAS, SIN. My Service Canada Account for tracking. Report EI changes within 21 days.
Learn more →OHIP (ON), MSP (BC), AHCIP (AB), RAMQ (QC), etc. Update within 30 days of move. Coverage varies by province.
Learn more →Driver's licence (varies 2-5 years), vehicle registration (annual/biennial), insurance (public in BC/SK/MB, private elsewhere).
Learn more →Renew 9 months before expiry. Processing: 10-20 business days standard, 2-9 days urgent. Cost: CAD $163.50 adults 10-year (from Mar 2026).
Learn more →Everything you need to know about Canadian life administration
Individual tax returns due April 30 each year. Self-employed June 15, but any balance owing still due April 30 to avoid interest. Keep records for 6 years from end of last tax year.
Up to $8,157 per child under 6, $6,883 per child 6-17 (2026-27 rates). Income-tested: reduced when family net income exceeds $36,486. Monthly payments July to June. Apply after birth using Form RC66.
Visit provincial health office within 30 days of moving. Bring proof of citizenship/PR, identity, and residency. Coverage may not be valid in other provinces — check before travelling.
Old Age Security starts at 65. Service Canada may auto-enroll you, but apply 12 months before turning 65 to ensure no delays. Deferred enrollment increases payment (up to age 70).
Life Admin AI provides Canada-specific checklists for federal and all 13 provincial/territorial requirements, automatic reminders for tax deadlines, benefit applications, and renewals, secure document storage, and task tracking across all government levels.