Represent a Client

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About Represent a Client

When you submit an authorization request using Auto-fill my return (AFR), you become authorized to access an individual’s account. You may now use your CRA credentials to sign in to Represent a Client and view the individual’s information online for a limited period.

To be authorized on an individual’s account, you must have a RepID and you must use the CVITP tax software to submit an authorization request for the individual.

Each person only has one RepID. If you already have a RepID, you do not need to register for a new one for CVITP purposes.

Increased access to an individual’s information through Represent a Client improves the level of service volunteers can provide. This is particularly helpful when an individual is missing information that cannot be retrieved through AFR or when they do not meet confidentiality requirements over the phone.

There are several services available for representatives with Level 1 (view only) authorization. The information that is available to authorized volunteers using Represent a Client includes:

As a volunteer, you cannot view an individual’s date of birth (DOB) or address through Represent a Client.

How to access Represent a Client

Sign in to your CRA account page

Sign in page

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Sign in to your CRA account page
Sign-In Partner is highlighted
CRA user ID and password is highlighted
Provincial partner (BC, AB) is highlighted

Important note

If you do not have CRA login credentials, refer to the How to create a CRA login credential and obtain a RepID job aid

 

Multi-factor authentication – telephone number and delivery method

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Multi-factor authentication - telephone number and delivery method page
Text me and Call me buttons are highlighted

If you’re already enrolled in the multi-factor authentication process, the last four numbers in the cell or landline telephone number you provided is displayed onscreen.

Multi-factor authentication – passcode entry page

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Multi-factor authentication - passcode entry page
One-time passcode (required) field is highlighted
Next button is highlighted

How to access an individual’s account

Overview page

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Overview page
Access Client Information section
SIN 9 digits field is highlighted in yellow
Red arrow is pointing to Access SIN button

How to confirm your affiliation with the CVITP group

Overview page

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Overview page
Administration section
Profile is highlighted

Profile page

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Profile page
Associations section
Manage your associations is highlighted

The Associations section shows a list of groups you are affiliated with.

Important note

If you are not associated to any groups, the Manage your associations option will not be available.

 

Manage your associations page

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Manage your associations page
CVITP/PCBMI is highlighted
Red arrow is pointing at CVITP/PCBMI that is highlighted

The Manage your associations page lists all groups you are affiliated with.

Remove yourself from this groupID page

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Remove yourself from this groupID page
Box next to I confirm that I want to remove myself from this group is ticked and highlighted
Red arrow is pointing at Submit button

Confirmation pop-up window

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Confirmation pop-up window
Green circle with white check mark and the word Success next to it
Your RepID is no longer associated to CVITP/PCBMI

To learn more on how to navigate in the Represent a Client portal, refer to the Using the Represent a Client service job aid.

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2025-10-30