Notice of Claim
Start an original eligible Provincial Court small claim, not a CRT claim or a claim continued from the CRT.
Guide and official form →Find a form, see what it does, and open the prescribed government copy. These 37 current Schedule B forms are separate from BC family court forms. Also find two additional garnishment documents used after judgment.
37 prescribed forms · 2 enforcement form guides
Start an original eligible Provincial Court small claim, not a CRT claim or a claim continued from the CRT.
Guide and official form →Dispute all or part of a claim, agree to pay all or part, propose payments, or add a counterclaim against the claimant where allowed.
Guide and official form →Add a third party said to be responsible for all or part of what the claimant is seeking from the defendant.
Guide and official form →Respond when a defendant has added you to an existing Small Claims Court case as a third party.
Guide and official form →Record who served which documents, the recipient, the method used and the date of service.
Guide and official form →Give the official address information that other parties use for court documents and notices.
Guide and official form →Identify documents being supplied for a Default Order, Judge application, payment/default hearing or another supported step.
Guide and official form →Receive the court-issued date, location or remote attendance information for a settlement conference.
Guide and official form →Complete the personal-injury readiness certification required under Rule 7(9) or Rule 1.1(48) when that provision applies.
Guide and official form →Require an appropriate witness to attend court when the Rules permit a summons.
Guide and official form →Receive formal notice of a trial conference, including date and attendance method.
Guide and official form →Set out the facts, documents, calculations and witnesses before a trial conference or simplified trial when required.
Guide and official form →Request a default order when an opposing party has not replied within the required time.
Guide and official form →Document the obligation to pay money arising from a decision, consent, settlement or other authorized order.
Guide and official form →Ask a registrar to take an action allowed under the Small Claims Rules.
Guide and official form →Ask a Small Claims judge for an order or direction authorized by the Rules.
Guide and official form →Cover documents faxed to a registry that permits this filing method.
Guide and official form →Provide the prescribed statement for an eligible electronic filing.
Guide and official form →Make a formal Rule 10.1 settlement offer with terms that the other side can evaluate.
Guide and official form →Accept the specific formal offer to settle before the prescribed acceptance period expires.
Guide and official form →Request an order where a party failed to attend mediation or sign the mediation fee declaration and Form 31 is on file.
Guide and official form →Record the result of a mediation session in the format required by the relevant mediation procedure.
Guide and official form →Write the terms agreed to in a formal mediation setting.
Guide and official form →Document a compensation order authorized in a mediation process.
Guide and official form →Start the Rule 7.3 mediation procedure for eligible claims in the specified range.
Guide and official form →Record how an eligible mediation’s professional charges will be shared.
Guide and official form →Check a failure to attend mediation or sign the required declaration in a case under the Rules.
Guide and official form →Use an authorized court order to direct enforcement against certain assets after a payment order is enforceable.
Guide and official form →Bring a debtor to a payment hearing to examine ability to pay or payment arrangements, where allowed.
Guide and official form →Ask for a payment hearing or payment schedule, or respond to changes in ability to pay as allowed by Rule 12.
Guide and official form →Request the court process relevant when a debtor has defaulted on an existing payment schedule.
Guide and official form →Explain financial resources and obligations to assist the court in evaluating ability to pay.
Guide and official form →Continue particular CRT-origin claims in Provincial Court when the CRT refuses to resolve the claim or the court orders non-adjudication.
Guide and official form →Apply under Rule 16.1 and section 16.2 of the Civil Resolution Tribunal Act for the court to order that the CRT not adjudicate a qualifying tribunal small claim or accident claim.
Guide and official form →Confirm that Form 34 has been served, proof of service filed and at least one reply has been filed or continued as Rule 1.1 requires.
Guide and official form →Understand a warrant issued by the court in limited circumstances involving attendance or contempt.
Guide and official form →Understand a contempt-related warrant the court may issue under narrow statutory rules.
Guide and official form →These are required under separate legislation, not numbered Schedule B forms.
Seek court-directed attachment of qualifying debts owed to a judgment debtor (often bank funds or wages) after obtaining an enforceable order.
Process and form →Give sworn evidence of the order, amount owing and the garnishee’s debt to the judgment debtor.
Process and form →Government fillable forms may need Adobe Acrobat Reader rather than a phone's PDF viewer. If a PDF appears blank or says “Please wait”, save it and open it on a computer. The official catalogue is the source for the newest fillable version; the linked BC Laws PDFs show the prescribed text.
BC provincial small-claims fillable forms ↗ · BC Laws Schedule B (official prescribed forms) ↗ · Filing Assistant ↗.
For claims that remain in the CRT, start with its own process rather than using a Small Claims Court form.
Follow a short interactive checklist or calculate general service and filing dates.
Form 8 is a party-issued summons to a witness, normally served at least 7 days before attendance under Rule 9. Form 9 is the judge-issued warrant of arrest that Rule 9(7) allows only when a duly summoned witness fails to attend and the other statutory conditions are met. Neither form starts a debt claim. The official prescribed forms in Schedule B control.
Prescribed form (official PDF or form catalogue) · BC Small Claims Rules — Schedule B (form list) · BC Small Claims Rules — relevant procedural rules · Schedule A — filing fees · Province of BC — downloadable court forms · BC small-claims how-to guides. Last checked: Oct. 11, 2026. BC Laws consolidation current to Oct. 6, 2026.