Get Bapplicationb To Commissioner For Decision - Nt Consumer Affairs

Filling out the application to the Commissioner for Decision regarding consumer guarantee disputes can seem daunting, but this guide breaks it down into manageable steps. This document assists current owners of residential buildings in addressing disputes with builders effectively and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete your application online.

1. Press the 'Get Form' button to access the application and open it for completion.
2. Begin with Section 1, the applicant details. Provide your name and contact information, such as your daytime phone number, mobile number, email address, and postal address. Indicate whether the work was performed under a contract or purchased as a subsequent owner.
3. In Section 2, fill in the builder's details, including their name and contact information. If you cannot find the builder, include a statement explaining your attempts to locate them.
4. Move to Section 3 to input property details, such as the lot number and property address, which may be necessary for identifying the location of the dispute.
5. Section 4 requires you to select the effective period for making your application. Review the relevant dates concerning the alleged non-completion or defects. Provide evidence where applicable to support your claim.
6. In Section 5, specify what orders you are seeking from the Commissioner, including the approximate value of the claim. Consider limits on jurisdiction carefully.
7. Section 6 involves providing evidence of the dispute and stating the date the contractual relationship ended. Attach any supporting documents along with the application.
8. Describe the construction activity and the type of alleged contraventions in Section 7 and Section 8. Ensure to select the appropriate classifications and provide thorough documentation.
9. Complete Section 9 by signing the application and including the date to finalize your submission.
10. For Section 10, prepare your completed application for lodgement. Ensure to include payment information as outlined. You can pay by cheque, credit card, or cash, paying attention to the specific requirements for each method.
11. Once everything is filled out correctly, save your changes, and you can download, print, or share the form as necessary to ensure it is submitted properly.

Start your application today and submit it online to the Commissioner for a decision.