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Get Canada Rtb-12l-dr - British Columbia 2021-2026
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How to fill out the Canada RTB-12L-DR - British Columbia online
This guide provides clear and supportive instructions for filling out the Canada RTB-12L-DR form online, aimed at landlords seeking dispute resolution in British Columbia. Follow these steps to ensure accurate completion of your application.
Follow the steps to complete the RTB-12L-DR online
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the RTB-12L-DR form and access it in your browser.
- In Section 1, provide key dispute information. Confirm if you are seeking resolution related to a 10 Day Notice served and if the tenant is still residing in the rental unit. Select the type of accommodation rented and indicate whether a security deposit was provided.
- Fill out the Primary Applicant section. Select whether the primary applicant is a business, individual, or agent. Provide the required personal information such as name, contact number, and email address for receipt of documents.
- If applicable, complete the Second Applicant Information section with the relevant details for the second applicant following the same format as the primary applicant.
- In Section 3, enter the Respondent Information. Provide the full name, contact details, and site address of the respondent(s), adding additional respondents if needed using form #RTB-26.
- Proceed to Section 4 to outline your claims. Select all applicable options regarding the tenancy, indicate the reasons for the 10 Day Notice served, and specify any monetary amounts owed.
- Lastly, review your entries for accuracy and completeness, then sign and date the Declaration section. Ensure that all supporting documents are attached as required.
- Once completed, you can save changes, download, print, or share the RTB-12L-DR form as necessary.
Complete your application online today to ensure timely resolution of your tenancy disputes.
Usually claims can be settled between the landlord and tenant directly. When the two parties are unable to resolve the issue on their own, they can apply to the Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) to have a claim for compensation heard. They must be prepared to prove: That the damage or loss they are claiming is real.