Unless ordered by the tribunal, your matter will remain in this location until it has been finalised. This location is also where your matter will be heard. When you complete this form, you will be asked to nominate a QCAT location where your form will be lodged. the amount you are seeking if you are claiming costs.if you are claiming interest, the amount of interest and how it was calculated - you can calculate interest using the courts’ interest calculator unless the interest rate is agreed between the parties.supporting documents, including a copy of the agreement (if you have one).the terms of the agreement (including whether it was a written or verbal agreement).the respondent’s contact details, including the street address (i.e.the registered business or company name and the ABN/ACN, if the respondent is a business or company, you can perform an ASIC company or business name search to make sure these details are correct.This is Form 3 under the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009. If you are unsure, you should seek independent legal advice. If you are owed more than $150,000, you need to have the dispute heard in either the Supreme Court or the District Court. If someone owes you an amount up to $150,000 you may be able to lodge a civil claim in the Magistrates Court. If the amount owing is more than $25,000 you may choose to reduce your claim to $25,000 to lodge it with us. We cannot manage disputes involving debts worth more than $25,000 (excluding interest). unpaid wages covered under the Fair Work Act.damage to property caused by a motor vehicle or from the use of a motor vehicle.the repair of a defect on a motor vehicle.your dispute is with a consumer or trader, or relates to a contract for the supply of goods and/or services where the amount was not agreed beforehand.there was no previous agreement for the money to be paid.the debt amount is more than $25,000 (excluding interest).You cannot make a minor debt dispute application if: Who cannot make a minor debt dispute application? If the respondent lives interstate, you can still make a minor debt dispute application with QCAT. have happened no more than 6 years ago (the date the agreement was made).involve a previous agreement about payment of an amount of money.

be no more than $25,000 (excluding interest).To do so, your minor debt dispute application must: Apply now Who can make a minor debt dispute application?Īnyone can make a minor debt dispute application, including individuals or entities such as businesses or corporations.

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