Enforcing CRT Orders

Last Reviewed: September 2026 Reviewed by: JES Contributors

If you have a final order from the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) where:

The order is for financial compensation or the return of personal property and
The amount owed or the value of the personal property is under $35,000

Then, you can file your consent resolution order or final order from the CRT in the Provincial Court for enforcement.

For other types of orders over the Provincial Court monetary limit or for certain non-monetary order you may need to file it in BC Supreme Court instead.

How to file a CRT order in Small Claims Court

To file your order you can simply take the order provided to you by the CRT and file it with the Small Claims Registry. Once you file the order, it has the same force and effect as an order made by a judge in Small Claims Court. See Enforcing Orders for your options to help you collect on your judgment in Provincial Court.