Register as an Organ and/or Tissue Donor

If you are age 16 or over, and fully understand the nature and consequences of your decision, you can provide consent to being an organ and or tissue donor.

Who can be an organ and/or tissue donor?

While there are certain criteria that must be met to make sure the organs and tissues are safe to donate, your decision to register should not be based on whether you think you would be eligible or not. Research on the safety of organs and tissues for transplant is being done all the time and criteria changes when new information becomes available.

If you would like to be a donor, you can answer “yes” on the form. When organ or tissue donation becomes a possibility, health care professionals will review your health history and make sure that your organs and tissues are safe and healthy enough for donation.

How can I declare my preferred language to receive health care services?

You can answer questions regarding your language of preference on the form below. 

What do I need to complete this form?

You will need your eight-digit Personal Health Number to complete this form.

Where can I learn more about being an organ and tissue donor?

To make an informed decision, learn more about Organ and Tissue Donation at makeitzero.ca  

How long does registration take?

You can register to become an organ and tissue donor is less than 5 minutes. The form must be completed in one session.