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How to fill out the Canada RTB-12L-DR - British Columbia online
Filling out the Canada RTB-12L-DR form online is an essential step for landlords seeking resolution for disputes regarding tenancy. This guide provides detailed, step-by-step instructions to ensure your application is completed accurately and successfully.
Follow the steps to fill out your application correctly.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the RTB-12L-DR form and open it in your preferred online editor.
- Begin by providing key dispute information, answering whether you are seeking resolution related to a 10 Day Notice and if the tenant still occupies the rental unit.
- Specify what was being rented—choose between a home, suite, apartment, or a site in a manufactured home park. Include whether the tenant owns the manufactured home.
- Indicate if any security or pet damage deposits were provided by the tenant, specifying the amounts if applicable.
- Fill in the rental unit address, including site/unit number, street name, city, province, and postal code.
- Enter primary applicant details, including the applicant’s name, contact number, and email address. Indicate your preferred method of contact.
- If applicable, provide information for a second applicant, including their name and contact details.
- Detail the respondent's information, including their full name, address, and contact information. Repeat this for any additional respondents as needed.
- Complete the section about direct request claims. Specify the reasons for the 10 Day Notice and how it was served. Include any monetary requests, ensuring to follow the guidelines for claims.
- Sign and date the application, affirming the accuracy of the information provided.
- Review the form for completeness and accuracy. Save changes and prepare the form for submission.
Complete your documents online to resolve your tenancy disputes efficiently.
TRAC is a non-profit organization that provides free legal education, representation, and advocacy on residential tenancy matters. A leader in tenants' rights since 1984, TRAC's mandate is to enhance legal protections for all tenants living in British Columbia.