Seller Disclosure Statements

From 1 August 2025, sellers in Queensland must give buyers a completed Form 2 Seller Disclosure Statement together with all required certificates before a contract is signed.

If this step is missed - or the disclosure is incomplete or inaccurate - the buyer may have the right to withdraw from the contract at any time before settlement, putting your sale at serious risk.

Selling Property in Queensland?

You’ll Need a Seller Disclosure Statement

From 1 August 2025, Queensland law requires all residential property sellers to provide a Seller Disclosure Statement before a contract is signed. Without it, the sale of your home, unit or apartment or commercial property cannot proceed.

To make the process simple and stress-free, you can now order your disclosure statement directly through Seller Disclosure QLD.

Why Choose Seller Disclosure QLD

We make the disclosure process simple, fast, and legally compliant. Backed by experienced Queensland property solicitors, Seller Disclosure QLD ensures your statement is accurate, up-to-date, and meets all legal requirements under the new legislation.

With fixed pricing, an easy-to-use online platform, and expert support every step of the way, we take the stress out of selling.

How It Works

Register your details using our online form and make payment via your preferred card.
You’ll receive a login so you can access your seller disclosure statement form if you need to return a later time (note: the form must be submitted in one sitting).
Complete and submit your Seller Disclosure Statement order form.

Once submitted, our experienced property solicitors will prepare your disclosure statement and send it back, ready for you to include with your sale contract.

What you’ll need to get started

Council Rates Notice
Water Rates Notice
Title Reference or Property Address
Body Corporate information (if selling a unit or townhouse)
Pool Compliance Certificate (if applicable)
Easement or Covenant documents
Any Notices or Orders from Council (e.g. building notices)
Tenancy Agreement (if the property is currently tenanted)

Seller Disclosure Statements

Selling Property in Queensland? You’ll Need a Seller Disclosure Statement

Why Choose Seller Disclosure QLD

How It Works

Register your details using our online form and make payment via your preferred card.

You’ll receive a login so you can access your seller disclosure statement form if you need to return a later time (note: the form must be submitted in one sitting).

Complete and submit your Seller Disclosure Statement order form.

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Once submitted, our experienced property solicitors will prepare your disclosure statement and send it back, ready for you to include with your sale contract.

What you’ll need to get started

Council Rates Notice

Water Rates Notice

Title Reference or Property Address

Body Corporate information (if selling a unit or townhouse)

Pool Compliance Certificate (if applicable)

Easement or Covenant documents

Any Notices or Orders from Council (e.g. building notices)

Tenancy Agreement (if the property is currently tenanted)

Order Seller Disclosure Statement

Selling Property in Queensland?

You’ll Need a Seller Disclosure Statement