Arbitration Form

SUBMIT AN ARBITRATION REQUEST

  • STEP 1: Add a Complainant

    The undersigned, by becoming and remaining a member of the Oregon REALTORS® (hereinafter “Board”) (or Participant in a local or Regional MLS), has previously consented to arbitration through the Board under its bylaws. NOTE: Only a Principal of a company is eligible to submit any Arbitration Request. If a non-principal submits an Arbitration Request it will be rejected.
  • STEP 2: Add Respondent

  • Additional Respondent

  • Check the article box below and provide a detailed narrative to explain the statement of facts constituting your arbitration request.
  • STEP 3: Provide Dispute Information

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  • The following REALTOR® nonprincipal affiliated with my firm has a financial interest in the outcome of the proceeding and may be called as a witness, and has the right to be present throughout the hearing (leave blank if none):
  • STEP 4: Provide Supporting Documentation

    My claim is predicated upon the statement attached, marked Exhibit I and incorporated by reference into this application. Parties are strongly encouraged to provide any and all documents and evidence they intend to introduce during the hearing to the other party(ies) and the Association five (5) days prior to the day of the hearing. Providing documents and evidence in advance can expedite the hearing process and prevent costly, unnecessary continuances. Written notice of Legal Counsel or Witnesses must be provided no less than 15 days prior to the day of hearing.
  • STEP 5: Answer Mandatory Questions

  • The Parties to the transaction are the Principals of the companies indicated on this request. You are advised that it is possible that the Principal of the company may designate another licensed broker in the firm who acts in a managerial capacity to serve as the Designated REALTOR® in this matter.
  • STEP 6: Voluntary Mediation

    Voluntary mediation is a process in which the Parties, with the assistance of a qualified Mediation Officer, attempt to resolve the dispute. The Mediation Officer will attempt to create and maintain an atmosphere of communication between the Parties while facilitating their negotiation but will not dictate an award. Mediation is a viable alternative to formal arbitration, if the Parties are willing to compromise. NOTE: If your local Association/Board requires mediation as per their bylaws, select yes.
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  • STEP 7: Arbitration Agreement and Fee

    Complainant's Acknowledgement: I request and consent to arbitration through the Board in accordance with its Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manual as adapted by the Oregon REALTORS®.
    The Arbitration filing fee is $500.00, payment of which must be made before this Request will be processed. Association Staff will contact you regarding payment.
  • Enter Authorized Signature as shown below: