
QLD Form 12
QLD · Compliance
Complete the notice when no pool safety certificate is in effect for a sale or lease and download the official QBCC PDF.
Give the buyer and QBCC the notice before settlement, not a half-filled PDF the night before.

QLD Form 36 is the notice given when no pool safety certificate is in effect for a pool under the Building Act 1975.
What trips up owners and agents when no pool safety certificate is in effect.
Postal addresses, phones, and emails for both parties are easy to mistype in a flat PDF.
The proposed settlement or lease date needs to match the contract and still fit the official form layout.
Generic PDF editors do not match the Building Act 1975 Form 36 field order.
Three steps when no pool safety certificate is in effect.
Start a fresh one from the library or pick up a draft where you left off.
Six PDF sections, grouped into three.
Property owner details, pool location, and lot on plan.
Purchaser details, pool type, and proposed settlement or lease date.
Owner declaration, signature, and date.
Fill it in one section at a time, then check the finished PDF layout before you download, send, or hand it over.
Customer, site, licence, contractor, and date fields.
Signatures, declarations, authorised people, and review steps.
Fill online before settlement. Download the official PDF when you are ready to distribute.
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