As you are in Canada, technically you can use both, if you are asking information about your own application. The only difference is that there is a fee for requests made under the Access to Information Act.
If you are asking information about another person's application, and this person is not in Canada, you make the inquiry under the Access to Information Act.
No nothing else. You may either send the scanned completed form to the email address specified in the form or send the printed form via letter again specified in the form.
My last question is Section B has a box for Location. So, location of where my file is or where i live. Also, i have 2 file numbers so do i put both of them down
My last question is Section B has a box for Location. So, location of where my file is or where i live. Also, i have 2 file numbers so do i put both of them down
This section pertains to the information/files requested. Location is where your file is now being processed. If you had the AOR - the file number is provided for the first time, and the AOR states a file (referenced by the file number) was created for you at the VO which sent the AOR.
Why do you have 2 file numbers? If they are separate applications then better request separately for each application.