Quorex guides you through BC's Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) or Small Claims Court — so you can recover what you're owed without a lawyer.
Free triage · No account required to start · 2-year filing deadline
Which Court Do I Use?
The right court depends on how much you're claiming:
BC Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT)
Online — fastest option
BC Small Claims Court
Provincial Court, in-person
BC Supreme Court
Lawyer strongly recommended
What You Can Claim
Money owed for services, loans, or contracts
Vehicle accidents, damage to belongings
Landlord refuses to return your deposit
Poor or incomplete work on your property
Defective products, unfulfilled services
CRT handles strata property disputes
In BC, you generally have 2 years from discovering your claim to file it. After that, the court will likely reject your case. If you're unsure whether you're still within the deadline, check now.
The Process
Tell Quorex what happened and how much you're owed. We identify the right venue — CRT or Small Claims Court — and confirm your deadline.
We help you write a clear, factual claim narrative and identify the key documents you'll need as evidence.
We guide you through completing the right forms (CRT online application or Form 1 for Small Claims Court) and submitting them.
We walk you through what to expect at your CRT resolution session or Small Claims Court hearing so you show up confident.
Common Questions
Whether you're owed $500 or $35,000 — the BC Civil Resolution Tribunal and Small Claims Court exist for exactly this. Quorex helps you file your claim right the first time.
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