Forms & notices
Notices, breaches and next steps
Understand what a notice says, mark its date, preserve your evidence and find the official form explanation before responding.
A notice is a document with a reason, a date and a consequence—not proof that every allegation is correct. Use this hub to identify the form, check what it asks you to do and decide when the RTA or tenancy advice should be involved.
Primary source to check
RTA — Forms and resourcesStart here
I received a Form 11 — what now?
Read the alleged breach and remedy date immediately, preserve your evidence, and respond in writing before the situation escalates.
Before you act
Keep these details together.
- Keep the original form and delivery record
- Mark every remedy, handover or response date
- Reply with facts and supporting documents
- Get prompt advice when housing may be at risk
Original explanations
Guides in this topic
I received a Form 11 — what now?
Read the alleged breach and remedy date immediately, preserve your evidence, and respond in writing before the situation escalates.
Read this guide Ending a tenancy · Reviewed 13 Sept 2026Moving out of a Queensland rental
Choose the correct notice and handover date, document the property, return every key and keep the bond process separate from informal deductions.
Read this guide Ending a tenancy · Reviewed 12 Sept 2026Ending a fixed-term tenancy
A fixed term does not always end automatically: the correct notice, lawful reason and handover date still matter for both renters and managing parties.
Read this guide Resolving disputes · Reviewed 12 Sept 2026Using RTA dispute resolution
The RTA's free, impartial conciliation service can help parties negotiate, but a conciliator cannot decide who is right or impose an outcome.
Read this guideDocument-first help