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Personal Access Codes (PAC) are used to verify your identity when you register for My Service Canada Account (MSCA). If you already applied for Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Old Age Security (OAS) benefits, Service Canada has sent you a PAC in a mailed letter. If you wish to access MSCA for other benefits, you need to request a PAC.
- Request a PAC
This service allows you to request a Personal Access Code...
- MSCA
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- Create My Service Canada Account
This code has 7 digits. You need to request it from Service...
- Request a PAC
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- How to update your direct deposit, mailing address or telephone number
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- What you can do in MSCA
- Stay safe online and avoid technical issues
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My Service Canada Account (MSCA) is a secure online portal. It allows you to access services for Employment Insurance (EI), Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Canada Pension Plan disability, Old Age Security (OAS), Social Insurance Number (SIN) and Canada Apprentice Loan.
If you already have an existing account, choose an option to sign in:
•Sign in with GCKey
•Sign in with your bank
•Sign in with your province*
If you are a new user, choose an option to register for an account:
•Register with GCKey
Use GCKey, a unique electronic credential, provided by the Government of Canada.
•Register with your bank
Use your online banking sign in information (Sign-in Partner).
•Register with your province*
•Social Insurance Number information
•Employment Insurance services
•Pension benefits and services
•Tax information
Protect your personal information
•Be aware of your surroundings when you enter passwords and security codes in public
•Don't share your passwords or security codes
•Sign out of MSCA when you are done, then close your browser
•Learn how Multi-factor authentication helps protect your personal information
Avoid technical problems
•Social Insurance Number
•Employment Insurance
•Canada Pension Plan
•Old Age Security
This code has 7 digits. You need to request it from Service Canada. You will need your Alberta.ca Account or BC Services Card. The registration number is on your birth certificate, which is issued by your province or territory after you are born. It is an identification number (client ID) issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
If you want to create/register an MSCA account, you can do it with just your 4 digit access code. Choose the option to register with the bank partner sign in. That option does not require a 7 digit PAC, the 4 digit access code for your reports will work. Obviously, you’ll need a Canadian bank account with online login credentials for your ...
Apr 19, 2020 · This video will demonstrate how to find ACCESS CODE for EI reporting weekly once you HAVE CREATED GCKey account. No waiting to receive 4 digits code by mail ...
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Step 7: Create your MSCA profile by entering your Social Insurance Number. Click "Continue". Step 8: Continue creating your profile by entering your date of birth, Access Code, province or territory and completing the 5 security questions. Click on “Continue”. Step 9: Confirm your profile is accurate. If so, click "Submit".
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What is the access code for MSCA?
How do I create/register an MSCA account?
What information can I access on my MSCA?
How do I verify my identity when registering for MSCA?
What is a personal access code (PAC)?
How do I create a MSCA profile?
The access code is not your PAC. The four digit code is used to verify your identity, for instance when filing reports using the Internet Reporting Service. Send an e-service request, someone should be able to provide you a PAC over the phone to complete your MSCA registration.
