New South Wales Courts Forms
54 forms for New South Wales Courts, ready to assemble for your matters. Each is version-tracked, mapped to your matter data, and set out with exactly how to lodge it. Choose a form for its details.
Forms (54)
Affidavit (Form 40)
Affidavit of Service (Form 41)
Affidavit of applicant for administration (SCR Part 78 rule 12 (SCR Form 98)) (Form 119)
Affidavit of applicant for administration with the will annexed (SCR Part 78 rule 12 (SCR Form 104)) (Form 120)
Affidavit of executor (SCR Part 78 rule 12 (SCR Form 97)) (Form 118)
Appearance (Form 6A)
Charging order (Civil Procedure Act s 106(1)(c), UCPR 39.44) (Form 74)
Consent judgment or order (Form 44)
Consent to administration (SCR Part 78 rules 19(1)(a) and 21(3) (SCR Form 101)) (Form 125)
Cross-summons (Form 10)
Defence - filing party legally represented (Form 7A)
Garnishee order for debts (Form 70)
Garnishee order for rent (Form 71B)
Garnishee order for wages or salary (Form 71)
Garnishee's statement that no debt due or accruing or no wage or salary payable (Form 72)
General Form (Form 1)
General form (Form 81)
Grant of probate, letters of administration or letters of administration with the will annexed (Form 112)
List of parties (Part 50 appeal) (Form 82)
Notice of appointment of executor or administrator (SCR Part 78 rule 90 (SCR Form 118)) (Form 145)
Notice of ceasing to act (Form 80)
Notice of change of address for service (Form 76)
Notice of change of solicitor or appointment of solicitor (Form 77)
Notice of contention (Parts 49 or 50) (Form 83)
Notice of discontinuance (Form 33)
Notice of intended objection to accounts (SCR Part 78 rule 78 (SCR Form 116A)) (Form 143)
Notice of motion - charging order (Form 73)
Notice of motion - default judgment for detention of goods (Form 37)
Notice of motion - default judgment for liquidated claim (Form 38)
Notice of motion - default judgment for unliquidated damages (Form 39)
Notice of motion - default judgment on claim for possession of land (Form 36)
Notice of motion - default judgment on claim for possession of land and liquidated claim (Form 36A)
Notice of motion - examination order (Form 53)
Notice of motion - garnishee order (Form 69)
Notice of motion - writ for the levy of property (Form 65)
Notice of objection to appointment of executor or administrator (SCR Part 78 rule 90 (SCR Form 120)) (Form 147)
Notice of proceedings (SCR Part 78 rule 57 (SCR Form 113)) (Form 140)
Notice of removal of solicitor (Form 78)
Notice to Occupier (Form 5)
Notice to affected persons (SCR Part 78 rule 42 (SCR Form 106E)) (Form 135)
Notice to apply for administration (Form 136)
Notice to apply for probate (SCR Part 78 rule 55 (SCR Form 111)) (Form 138)
Notice to sheriff of disputed property and affidavit verifying (Form 75)
Renunciation of probate (SCR Part 78 rule 17(1) SCR Form 94) (Form 123)
Reply (Form 8)
Request for service abroad of judicial documents and certificate (Form 91)
Statement of Cross-claim (Form 9)
Statement of claim/Amended statement of claim (Form 3A)
Submitting Appearance (Form 6B)
Summary of the document to be served (Form 92)
Summons (Judicial Review) (Form 85)
Summons - filing party legally represented (Form 4A)
Summons commencing an appeal (Part 50) / Summons seeking leave to appeal (Part 50) (Form 84)
Summons for probate, administration, administration with the will annexed or reseal (Form 111)
Courts covered
Governing legislation
About New South Wales Courts Forms
New South Wales Courts issues the court and tribunal forms below for New South Wales matters. Each is the current, version-tracked form, mapped to your matter data and set out with exactly how to file it with New South Wales Courts.
These forms cover District Court of NSW, Local Court of NSW and Supreme Court of NSW. They are governed by Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 2005. A change-monitoring pipeline keeps each form current, and every form has its own page with the field map and step-by-step filing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What forms does New South Wales Courts issue?
54 forms are live for New South Wales Courts, under Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 2005. Each is version-tracked and mapped to your matter data, with exact filing instructions.
Are these the current New South Wales Courts forms?
Yes. Every form is version-tracked, and a change-monitoring pipeline refreshes the template when New South Wales Courts updates a form.
How do I file a form with New South Wales Courts?
Open the form's page for the exact filing method and address for New South Wales Courts, alongside the field map and current version date. Your practice management system fills the form from your matter on your own machine.