Rental forms

The standard tenancy agreement every residential rental on PEI must use. Sets out the statutory conditions that cannot be waived or contracted out of.

Used by a tenant to apply to the Residential Tenancy Office for a determination of a dispute.

The landlord’s application to the Rental Office. Required within 15 days of a tenancy ending if you intend to claim against the security deposit.

The notice a tenant serves to end a tenancy. Notice periods depend on the type of tenancy.

Eviction notice where the tenant has 10 days to dispute. Used for non-payment of rent.

Eviction notice where the tenant has one month to dispute. Used for grounds other than non-payment of rent.

The condition inspection report required at both the start and end of every tenancy. Failing to complete it costs you the right to claim against the deposit.

Application for approval to end a tenancy for major renovations or repairs requiring the unit to be vacant.

Notice to a tenant that a service or facility is being terminated or restricted, with the corresponding rent reduction.

Notice of the annual allowable rent increase. Rent may only be increased once every 12 months, with proper notice.

Apply to the Director for a rent increase above the annual allowable percentage.

Annual statement of income and expenses, filed in support of an application for a rent increase above the allowable percentage.