The California Arbitration Submittal Form is an official document used to initiate arbitration proceedings in the state of California. This form must be completed and submitted to the court to begin the arbitration process. It is available in two types: the California Arbitration Submittal Form (CASE) and the California Arbitration Submittal Form — LimitedCASUAL-CaseFSFSF is used when both parties agree to arbitration and the CASUAL is used when only one party agrees to arbitration. The form requires the parties to provide information about themselves and the dispute, such as contact information, the nature of the dispute, the date of the dispute, the amount of damages sought, and the type of arbitration desired. It also requires the parties to provide documentation to support their claims. Once the form is submitted, the court will review it and determine if arbitration is appropriate.