I submitted first day of deliveries - May 11.
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I submitted first day of deliveries - May 11.
5_+JqckQttqck
Active Member
That's good news! June submissions should get rebates hopefully by New Years
and then there'll be a huge gap for the period of uncertainty created by the Tesla targeted announcement.Annoying because just one week ago I got a reply saying they can't give ANY detailed information on processing and I should "continue to expect significant delays". Public sector at it's finest, wow.
Phantom3
Member
What method of contact/number did you use? Haven’t made it anywhere close to an analyst yet.
navguy12
Active Member
I was working with someone today who told me her daughter works in the Ontario public sector.
This person and the directorate she is in have had all//all long term programs disrupted while the new government decides how to move forward with their agenda.
Like we need an "analyst" to do a bunch of checks on the paperwork then key a cheque request into SAP - anyone literate with a decent checklist could do the job. I can't see how a motivated person can't process tens of applications a day - they should be chugging through the backlog now the flow has died off.
Roll on automation - this should have been an online application process in the first place. God only knows how much time is wasted while these legions of "analysts" print out our stuff and shuttle folders full of paper around. The least they could do is prove their added value with things like good human communication. /rant!
Bluewish
Member
The program itself was "temporary" under the previous government, so I think they hired contract/ temporary staffs to review applications and send payment requests to MOF. The new government almost "shut down" everything including hiring externally while they are reviewing the books. Thus, we may have x staffs before (and they are months behind) and now we may have 1-2 staffs to process everything. Do expect everything slow like hell because nothing is moving until the new government figure out what they want to do.
Blu-Ion
Member
When Government wants money you owe them, they don't have as much patience for this incompetence!!
I wonder if the dealerships who process rebates on behalf of customers have to wait so long, or are they ahead of the cue
I wonder if the dealerships who process rebates on behalf of customers have to wait so long, or are they ahead of the cue
5_+JqckQttqck
Active Member
Well, the PCs did give the dealerships insider information on the wind down to order lots of cars and have them delivered before Sept 10th. Soooooooo 2 months for dealers and 4-8months for general public. #findingefficiencies
Muskol
Member
Someone on the Canadian Model 3 Facebook group just reported receiving their EVIP and charger rebate cheques. May 21 application.
phigment
Member
Good to hear it's started. I took delivery May 19th and submitted my claim on the 20th. I haven't heard anything or seen any direct deposit yet.
Likewise with me, took delivery 5/23 and submitted on 5/24, nothing but crickets chirping.
I just called them again (may 24th application).
They said i shouldnt expect to see it for at least another 3 weeks.....
They said i shouldnt expect to see it for at least another 3 weeks.....
5_+JqckQttqck
Active Member
May 21st = received recently.
May 24th = 3 weeks ETA; therefore 1 week to process 1 day of applications.
June 7th submission = 14 days = 14 weeks more = January 16th, 2019 for my rebate o.0
May 24th = 3 weeks ETA; therefore 1 week to process 1 day of applications.
June 7th submission = 14 days = 14 weeks more = January 16th, 2019 for my rebate o.0
5_+JqckQttqck
Active Member
Phoned the ministry today and all they said is that they are trying to wrap it up by the end of the government fiscal - Mar 31 - so I should expect to receive it by then. Which would be a full 10 months after I applied.
Woohoo! Rebate arrived! And V9 arrived!
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