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The document is a Pay Action Request Form (PAR) from Public Services and Procurement Canada, designed for submitting pay service requests for individual employees. It includes sections for employee information, work type, requestor details, and trusted source authentication. The form emphasizes the importance of providing accurate personal information and outlines privacy protections under the Privacy Act.

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