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Forms
The CRT is an online tribunal. All our forms can be filled out and submitted online.
If you prefer to submit forms by email or mail, download the PDF version of a form below. There may be an extra fee for forms sent by email or mail.
If you need a form that isn’t listed here, contact us.
Learn about making a CRT claim.
If you have a legal claim that can go to a court or a tribunal, the claim usually has to be started within a set period of time. After this time runs out, a court or tribunal must refuse your claim, no matter how strong your case would have been. The time limit is called a “limitation period.” It’s like a countdown. Under the Limitation Act, the limitation period is usually 2 years.
The limitation period only stops once you submit a CRT claim application and pay any required application fee.
Submit it online:
- Use the Solution Explorer. It will classify your issue and give you the right online application form. Choose “Make a CRT claim” when it asks what you’d like to do about your issue.
Send it by email or mail:
- Claim Application – Intimate Images – Protection Order (PDF)
- Claim Application – Intimate Images – Damages (PDF)
- Claim Application – Intimate Images – Administrative Penalty (PDF)
- Claim Application – Vehicle accidents that happened on or after May 1, 2021 – Accident Benefits (PDF)
- Claim Application – Vehicle accidents – Accident Responsibility (PDF)
- Claim Application – Vehicle accidents that happened before May 1, 2021 – Applicant is a Person (PDF)
- Claim Application – Vehicle accidents that happened before May 1, 2021 – Applicant is an Insurer (PDF)
- Claim Application – Small Claims – Applicant is a Person (PDF)
- Claim Application – Small Claims – Applicant is a Business or Organization (PDF)
- Claim Application – Strata – Applicant is an Owner or Tenant (PDF)
- Claim Application – Strata – Applicant is a Strata Corporation or Section (PDF)
- Claim Application – Strata – Applicant is a Business or Organization (PDF)
- Claim Application – Societies and Cooperatives – Applicant is a Person (PDF)
- Claim Application – Societies and Cooperatives – Applicant is a Society or Cooperative (PDF)
Learn about serving a CRT Dispute Notice.
Submit it online:
- Follow the instructions in the email we sent you with the Dispute Notice package.
Submit it by email or mail:
Learn about serving a CRT Dispute Notice.
Submit it online:
- Follow the instructions in the email we sent you with the Dispute Notice package.
Send it by email or mail:
Learn about serving a CRT Dispute Notice.
Submit it online:
- Log in to your CRT Account for an online form.
Learn about responding to a CRT claim made against you.
Submit it online:
- Follow the instructions in the Dispute Notice or Notice of Application package you received.
Send it by email or mail:
- Intimate Image Claim Response – Protection Order (PDF)
- Intimate Image Claim Response – Damages (PDF)
- Intimate Image Claim Response – Administrative Penalty (PDF)
All other claim types:
Learn about having a representative.
Submit it online:
- Our online claim application and response forms include the option to ask permission to have a representative.
- To ask permission after applying or responding, use our online Representative Request form for small claims, strata, vehicle accidents, or societies & cooperatives disputes.
- For intimate image claims, use this form: Representative Request – Intimate Image Claims
Send it by email or mail:
You must fill out this form if you are the Litigation Guardian for a child, or an adult with impaired mental capacity, who is a participant in a CRT claim. You can fill out this form after applying or responding to a claim. We will follow up with you once we process your form.
Submit it online:
Send it by email or mail:
- Litigation Guardian (PDF)
Learn about CRT fees and fee waivers.
Submit it online:
- Our online claim application and response forms include the option to ask for a fee waiver.
- To ask for a fee waiver after applying or responding, use our online Fee Waiver Request form.
Send it by email or mail:
- Fee Waiver Request (PDF)
Learn about counterclaims and third-party claims.
Submit it online:
- After you respond to a claim, you can make a counterclaim or third-party claim through your CRT Account.
Send it by email or mail:
Learn about cancelling a default decision.
Send it by email or mail:
If you’re a participant or representative in a CRT claim, log in to your CRT Account to access information in your claim.
If you’re not a participant or representative, you may be able to ask for some records in a CRT claim. There’s a fee for this. We can’t share any information about claims made under the Intimate Images Protection Act. For details of what can and can’t be released, see our Information Access and Privacy policy.
Submit it online:
Send it by email or mail:
- Claim Records Request (PDF)
If you have a formal complaint, we want to ensure that you are heard and take appropriate actions, if necessary, to address your concerns.
Use the complaint form to submit a formal complaint about:
• The Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) process for your claim
• The conduct of an employee that you interacted with
• The conduct of a tribunal member
Before submitting a complaint, please read the CRT’s Code of Conduct for Tribunal Members.
Submit it online:
Send it by email or mail:
- Complaint Form (PDF)