I've won a lottery prize on OLG.ca and want to understand the new online claim process. What is the maximum prize amount that can be claimed online? If my prize is larger, what are the two main alternative methods for claiming, and can you list three examples of valid photo identification required for claiming larger prizes?
Navigate to 'https://www.olg.ca/'. Click on the 'Winners' link in the main navigation. On the 'Winners' page, locate and click the 'How to Claim FAQs' link under the 'HOW TO CLAIM PRIZES' section. On the 'How to Claim FAQs' page, click the 'Claiming Prizes' button. Identify the maximum prize amount that can be claimed online. Identify the two main alternative methods for claiming prizes larger than the online limit. Scroll down to find the list of acceptable identification documents. Extract three examples of valid photo identification from the list. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Claiming Prizes' section within the FAQs. The maximum prize amount for online claims is stated as 'less than $1,000' or implicitly under $1,000. The two main alternative methods for claiming larger prizes are stated as 'calling OLG to book an appointment at the Prize Centre' and 'submitting the claim by mail'. At least three specific examples of valid photo identification are listed, such as 'Provincial/Territorial/State's Driver's license', 'Passport', 'Permanent Resident Card', 'Ontario Photo Card', 'Certificate of Indian Status', 'Firearms Possession and Acquisition License (PAL)', 'Nexus Card', 'Canadian citizenship card', 'Canadian Armed Forces card', or 'Photo card issued by Liquor Control Board of Ontario (BYID)'.