Postal Disruption: What You Need to Know
Canada Post has announced a service disruption starting May 23, which will affect regular mail delivery. APEGA understands this may cause concern for registrants and applicants. We want to reassure you that most of our services can be accessed conveniently and securely online through myAPEGA.
Dues, fines, and annual declarations
During a postal disruption, all registrants must still meet their regulatory responsibilities. This includes paying annual dues and fines and submitting annual declarations on time. We strongly encourage you to use myAPEGA, which provides secure online access for payments and submissions. You can also pay dues through online banking or by phone with a credit card. View all dues payment options.
Please do not send cheques by mail. If you must pay by cheque, you can drop it off at our Edmonton or Calgary office during business hours.
Applicants: transcript and document submissions
Applicants submitting academic transcripts should drop them off in person at our Edmonton or Calgary office or send them via courier. Transcripts must remain sealed by the issuing institution. We cannot accept copies or opened documents.
If you are submitting forms or other documentation, please email them to us using the email address listed on the applicable form.
We’re here to help
We understand that a postal service disruption is an inconvenience. APEGA remains committed to supporting our registrants and applicants through this period. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly. Our team is ready to help guide you through any required processes.