CRA Form T2201, Disability Tax Credit Certificate
Apply for the disability tax credit with a certified medical section.
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About CRA Form T2201, Disability Tax Credit Certificate
The T2201, Disability Tax Credit Certificate, is the CRA form used to apply for the disability tax credit. Part A is completed by the person with the impairment or a family member. Part B is completed and certified by a medical practitioner who describes how the impairment affects daily life.
If the CRA approves the certificate, the person or a supporting family member may be able to claim the disability tax credit. This page is a general helper, not tax or medical advice, so always download and file the current official form from the CRA.
Who needs to complete it
- People with a severe and prolonged impairment applying for the credit.
- Family members who support a person with a disability.
- Parents applying on behalf of a child with an impairment.
- Applicants asked by the CRA to provide a certified T2201.
How to fill out CRA Form T2201, Disability Tax Credit Certificate
- 1In Part A, enter the name, address, and social insurance number of the person with the impairment.
- 2Add the details of the person claiming the credit if it is a supporting family member.
- 3Answer the consent questions and sign Part A.
- 4Give the form to a medical practitioner who is qualified to certify the type of impairment.
- 5The practitioner completes Part B, describing the impairment and how long it has lasted or is expected to last.
- 6The practitioner signs and dates Part B to certify the information.
- 7Review that both parts are complete before you submit.
- 8Send the certified form to the CRA online or by mail and keep a copy for your records.
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Frequently asked questions
Who completes the T2201?
The applicant or a supporting family member fills in Part A. A qualified medical practitioner completes and certifies Part B about the impairment.
Does the CRA have to approve it?
Yes. You submit the certified form and the CRA decides whether you are eligible for the disability tax credit before it can be claimed.
Can a family member claim the credit?
In some cases a supporting family member can claim part or all of the credit if the person with the impairment does not need the full amount. The CRA reviews eligibility.
Is this the official CRA form?
This is a general helper and not medical or tax advice. Always download and file the current official T2201 from the CRA.