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The Victim Impact Statement and Statement on Restitution are an opportunity for victims of crime to tell the court how a crime has affected them emotionally, physically and financially, and to request restitution for actual loss or damage resulting from a crime. They are combined in a four page form:

  • Victim Impact Statement (pages 1 & 2)
  • Statement on Restitution (page 3)
  • Information (page 4)

You may submit a Victim Impact Statement or a Statement on Restitution or both.

Your completed Victim Impact Statement (VIS) and/or Statement on Restitution (SOR) must be received before the offender is sentenced so they can be considered by the judge.
  • Return your completed form(s) to the investigating police agency as quickly as possible.
  • If you know that the accused has an upcoming court appearance, you should return the completed form(s) directly to the crown prosecutor’s office.
  • You may submit additions to your Victim Impact Statement and/or Statement on Restitution up to the date the offender is sentenced.
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  • Home
  • About
  • Resources
    • Victim Programs >
      • Impact Statement
      • Victim's Compensation
      • Restitution
      • Parole Board of Canada
    • Court >
      • Process
      • Terminology
    • FAQs
  • Volunteer
  • CCRT
    • CCRT Volunteers
  • Contact Us