Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board
Assistance with a broad range of LTB notices, applications and procedural steps.
CF Paralegal Services can assist with document review, preparation, filing, responses, evidence, negotiation and representation, depending on the matter and agreed scope of work.
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This directory identifies commonly used current LTB forms. It does not determine which form is legally appropriate for a specific situation.
Landlord notices and agreements
Notice used for a rent increase where the N1 requirements apply.
For a rental unit that is partially exempt from rent increase rules.
Notice to end a tenancy early because rent has not been paid.
Notice involving interference, damage or too many occupants.
Notice involving alleged illegal acts or income misrepresentation in an RGI unit.
Notice involving alleged serious problems in the unit or residential complex.
Notice to end a tenancy at the end of the term for specified reasons.
Agreement to increase the rent above the guideline.
Agreement between landlord and tenant to terminate the tenancy.
Notice involving occupation by a landlord, purchaser or qualifying family member.
Notice involving demolition, extensive repair or conversion to another use.
Landlord’s notice to the spouse of a tenant who vacated the unit.
Landlord applications
Application to evict for non-payment and collect rent owed.
Application covering specified termination grounds and monetary claims.
Application based on a tenant’s notice or an agreement to end the tenancy.
Application where conditions of a settlement or order were allegedly not met.
Application seeking approval for a rent increase above the guideline.
Application involving the transfer of a care home tenant.
Application to collect rent without seeking termination of the tenancy.
Application for qualifying claims against a former tenant.
Application asking the LTB to determine whether the Residential Tenancies Act applies.
Application concerning a proposed or disputed sublet or assignment.
Application to vary the amount of a rent reduction.
Tenant notices and agreements
Notice given by a tenant to terminate the tenancy.
Agreement between landlord and tenant to terminate the tenancy.
Tenant notice to end a tenancy under the applicable statutory process.
Statement used with the N15 process where applicable.
Tenant applications
Application involving money improperly collected or owed by a landlord.
Application alleging interference with rights protected by the RTA.
Application seeking a rent reduction for qualifying circumstances.
Application concerning non-compliance with an agreement to increase rent above the guideline.
Application alleging an N12 or N13 termination notice was given in bad faith.
Application involving maintenance, repairs or applicable housing standards.
Application involving suite-meter obligations or charges.
Application asking whether the Residential Tenancies Act applies.
Application concerning a proposed or disputed sublet or assignment.
Application to vary the amount of a rent reduction.
Motions, reviews and procedural requests
Records how and when a document was delivered.
Form used to raise qualifying issues at a rent arrears hearing.
Records proposed or agreed payment terms in an LTB matter.
Motion asking the LTB to set aside an eligible ex parte order.
Landlord motion concerning an order that voided an eviction order.
Motion involving an eviction order for arrears of rent.
Request that the LTB review a final order or decision on permitted grounds.
Request to correct an eligible error in an order.
Request for additional time to complete a procedural step.
Request that a matter or procedural step proceed sooner.
Request to re-open an application where the governing requirements are met.
Request to change a scheduled hearing date.
Request to discontinue a filed application.
Request asking the LTB to require a witness to attend or provide evidence.
Requests relating to disability accommodation or French-language services.
Affidavits, declarations, schedules of parties and service-related consents.
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