Forms

CRT Forms

All CRT forms can be submitted online. This includes application forms, response forms, and more. You also receive a discount for applying online.

Want to apply for dispute resolution? Use our Solution Explorer! It will give you the correct online application form for your dispute type.

Responding to a dispute? Respond online. You can also ask for more time to respond if needed.

Need other forms? Log in to your CRT Account.

Need paper forms instead?

If you can’t apply online, you can use PDF versions of our forms. You can also print out the form and hand-write, if that’s easier for you. Follow the instructions on the form to submit it and pay any applicable fee.

Be aware that if you don’t apply online, you may miss critical information about how to properly classify your dispute, and whether the CRT can even accept your type of dispute. Forms that are emailed, mailed, or faxed may take longer for us to verify and process.

Paper Forms

Apply for CRT Dispute Resolution
Motor Vehicle Injury disputes:
- Application Form for a Person
- Application Form for an Insurer
Small Claims disputes:
- Application Form for a Person
- Application Form for a Business or Organization
Strata disputes:
- Application Form for a Person (a strata owner or tenant)
- Application Form for a Strata Corporation or Section (the strata’s contact person must be a strata council member)
- Application Form for a Business or Organization
Societies and Cooperative Associations disputes:
- Application Form for a Person
- Application Form for a Society or Cooperative
All dispute types:
- Representative Request
- Fee Waiver Request
Proof of Service (if required)
In most cases, the CRT will serve the Dispute Notice and instructions for response on the respondents. You don’t need to submit a form for this.

But in some cases, the CRT will inform you that you need to serve the Dispute Notice and instructions for response on the respondents.

If so, you need to submit a Proof of Service form to the CRT proving that you served the respondents, and by what method.

You must submit a Proof of Service form within 90 days of the day the Dispute Notice was issued, or else your dispute may be dismissed.

All dispute types:
Respond to a Dispute
All dispute types:
Request a Default Decision
If you apply for CRT dispute resolution but a respondent doesn’t respond by the deadline, you might be able to request a Default Decision. This means the CRT may decide the dispute without the respondent’s participation. A CRT decision can be enforced like a court order.

All dispute types:
- Request a Default Decision (contact us for this form)
Other Forms
Small Claims disputes only:
- Notice of Objection if you disagree with the CRT’s decision in a small claims dispute and would like to appeal the decision to the BC Provincial Court.
All dispute types:
- Request to Cancel a Decision or Order for default decisions only. If you are not happy with a CRT default decision, including a decision made when one party was non-compliant with the tribunal process, you can ask the CRT to cancel the decision.
- Public Information Request Form to ask for records and information about a dispute you’re not involved in. These requests are subject to CRT policies on access to information.
- Litigation Guardian Declaration Form