PEI Residential Tenancy Agreement

Lease a house, apartment or mobile home to a tenant with this Prince Edward Island Residential Tenancy Agreement.

Statutory Form Required by Law

This Form 1 document is the standard form of tenancy agreement required under the Prince Edward Island Rental of Residential Property Act Regulations. The form is provided through the PEI Residential Tenancy Office website.

Standard Provisions

This form includes essential details like the parties' names, property description, term of the agreement, rent, and any security deposit requirements. It also outlines the statutory conditions and terms for terminating the agreement.

Format

The form is available in PDF format.

Document Type: Adobe PDF
Last Updated: 23-October-2025
SKU: 5876
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