Dbpr forms 2026

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The document is a mandatory non-binding petition form for arbitration related to disputes in Florida condominiums, timeshares, and mobile homes. It outlines the requirements for filing a petition, including necessary fees, documentation, and information about the parties involved. The form specifies the types of disputes that can be arbitrated and includes sections for detailing the facts of the dispute, requests for relief, and compliance with statutory notice requirements.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DBPR Form ARB 6000-001 in the editor.
Begin by entering the name of the Petitioner(s) in the designated field, ensuring you specify whether it is an association or unit owner.
Fill in the Case Number, which will be assigned by the Division after submission.
Provide the Respondent(s) details, including names and addresses. If applicable, include tenant information.
In the 'Statement of Facts' section, clearly explain your dispute. Each fact should be in a separate paragraph for clarity.
State your request for relief at the end of the form, detailing what you want from arbitration.
Before finalizing, ensure all required documents are attached as exhibits and review for accuracy.

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