A friend of mine got the above package in the mail, looking very much like an official Revenue Canada document.
It came partially filled out with name and address and a request for some 'missing information' which includes SIN and birth date. It also comes with a handy self addressed and stamped return envelope.
These type of phishing documents are pretty common via email, but I don't think they are as common via Canada Post. So, beware!
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