Queensland Department of Justice Forms
7 forms from Queensland Department of Justice. Each form's page links the official copy, shows its first page and explains how to complete and lodge it. Choose a form below.
Forms (7)
Additional page (Form 8)
Form 8 is the additional page for a Queensland enduring power of attorney (Form 2 or 3) or advance health directive (Form 4), used when you need more space. It is signed by the principal and witness.
Advance health directive (Form 4)
Form 4 is the Queensland advance health directive under the Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld). An adult uses it to direct future health care, including life-sustaining treatment, and can appoint health attorneys.
Enduring power of attorney - long form (Form 3)
Form 3 is the Queensland enduring power of attorney long form under the Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld). Use it to appoint different attorneys for personal (including health) matters and for financial matters.
Enduring power of attorney - short form (Form 2)
Form 2 is the Queensland enduring power of attorney short form under the Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld). An adult uses it to appoint attorneys for personal (including health) matters, financial matters, or both.
Interpreter's/translator's statement (Form 7)
Form 7 is the interpreter's or translator's statement for a Queensland enduring power of attorney (Form 2 or 3) or advance health directive (Form 4). The interpreter or translator completes it.
Notice of claim (non-healthcare claims) (Form 1)
Form 1 is the Queensland notice of claim for personal injury claims that are not health care claims, under the Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002. It is given to the person at fault before any court case.
Revocation of enduring power of attorney (Form 6)
Form 6 is the approved form to revoke (cancel) an enduring power of attorney in Queensland under the Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld). It must be signed before an eligible witness.
Governing legislation
About Queensland Department of Justice Forms
Queensland Department of Justice issues the government agency forms below for Queensland matters. Each has its own page with a link to Queensland Department of Justice's official copy, a preview of the first page and the steps to complete and lodge it. The most used forms also have a plain-English guide, checked against the rules that govern them.
They are governed by Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002 and Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld). We check each form against Queensland Department of Justice's published version and refresh our copy when it changes. If a form here ever differs from Queensland Department of Justice's website, the official version applies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What forms does Queensland Department of Justice issue?
7 forms are live for Queensland Department of Justice, under Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002 and Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld). Choose a form for a link to the official copy and the steps to complete and lodge it.
Are these the current Queensland Department of Justice forms?
We check each form against Queensland Department of Justice's published version, update our copy when it changes, and show on each form's page when it was last checked. Download the official copy from the form's page before you lodge it.
How do I lodge a form with Queensland Department of Justice?
Each form's page sets out how to complete and lodge it. Requirements differ from form to form, so follow that page and Queensland Department of Justice's own instructions for the form. Law practices can also fill these forms from their matter data through the document assembly API.