A: No, you do not have to sign it. If you do not have a lawyer, however, ICBC will likely not provide you with benefits unless you sign the form as it stands or with reasonable amendments to it. Examples of reasonable amendments would be that you could prohibit access to your pre-accident medical records earlier than six months before your accident and to the records of your gynaecologist and the records in your family physician’s file respecting your gynaecological issues. These records are irrelevant to your claim and it would be embarassing to you if they were disclosed to ICBC adjusters and managers to read.