Respondent's response form

Note to respondents: The purpose of this form, which you will find below, is to assist respondents to human rights complaints in providing relevant information to the Alberta Human Rights Commission. The complaint form, which the Commission sends to respondents, specifies the section(s) of the Alberta Human Rights Act and a summary of the information on which the complaint is based. Your initial response to the issues identified in the complaint will assist Commission staff to resolve this complaint as quickly as possible. If you have any questions about the complaint, please contact the Commission for assistance.

Please fill in and sign the form, and send it to the Alberta Human Rights Commission at the address below by mail or fax.

Edmonton
Alberta Human Rights Commission                                             
800 Standard Life Centre                  
10405 Jasper Avenue                        
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 4R7
Fax: 780-427-6013

Calgary
Alberta Human Rights Commission
Suite 310, 525 - 11 Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta T2R 0C9
Fax: 403-297-6567
 

Please note: You must submit a printed or faxed version of your completed, signed Respondent's Response Form to the Commission. Do not send the form as an e-mail message or an e-mail attachment. The Commission cannot accept responses sent by e-mail because of confidentiality concerns.

  • PDF version of the Respondent's Response Form:
    You can print the Respondent's Response Form and type or write your response on the form.
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  • Word version of the Respondent's Response Form:
    You can download a Word version of the form and fill in the form on your computer. You must print the completed form, sign it, and submit the printed version to the Commission by mail or fax. Do not send it as an e-mail message or e-mail attachment.

Revised: March 24, 2010


 

 

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