Landlord and Tenant Notices

Pennsylvania landlords, if you have a tenant who is behind in the rent, serve him/her with this 10 Day Notice to Quit, pursuant to the Landlord and Tenant Act.

• The tenant is required to quit (vacate) the premises within 10 days or the landlord will file a Landlord and Tenant Complaint form with the District Justice office.
• A Service of Notice form is included, to record the details of how the Notice was served on the tenant.
• The form is available in MS Word format and is easy to download, fill in and print.
• Intended for use only within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania landlords, if you have grounds to terminate a short-term tenant, serve him/her with this 15 Day Notice to Quit (for tenancy of 1 year or less).

• This notice is ONLY for tenancies with an indeterminate term or a term of 1 year or less, where the term has expired or the tenant has not remedied a breach of the lease.
• The tenant is required to quit (vacate) the premises within 15 days or the landlord shall file a Landlord and Tenant Complaint form with the District Justice office.
• A Service of Notice form is included, to record the details of how the Notice was served on the tenant.
• The form is available in MS Word format and is easy to download, fill in and print.
• Intended to be used only within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Start the eviction process by serving the tenant with this Form 4A Eviction Notice for Prince Edward Island.

• The Notice can be used by PEI landlords to terminate the tenancy of tenants who:
  • have not paid the rent,
  • have behaved in a manner that has disrupted other tenants,
  • have damaged the rental property or failed to keep it clean,
  • failed to pay the damage deposit, or
  • for other reasons allowed under the Rental of Residential Property Act.
• The notice is effective 20 days after service for non-payment of rent, and 1 month after service for any other reason stated in the notice.
• Form 4 is a free PDF download intended for use only in the Province of Prince Edward Island, Canada.

If your lease is due to expire and you do not intend to renew it, you must serve your landlord with a Notice of Non-Renewal of Lease by Lessee, in accordance with article 1946 of the Civil Code.

• The Notice informs the landlord of your decision not to renew the lease at the end of the term, and sets out the date on which you will vacate the premises.
• The form includes a schedule of time frames for when the notice must be given, based on the term of the lease and the reason for non-renewal.
• This is an English-language PDF form provided by the Tribunal administratif du logement. Click the link to download.

Information for Quebec Tenants

Quebec tenants have the right to pay their rent to the Tribunal administratif du logement if their landlord fails to fulfill obligations under the lease agreement. This option is provided to protect tenants when landlords do not meet their legal responsibilities.

Procedure for Depositing Rent

To initiate this process, tenants must deliver a Notice of Rent Deposit to their landlord, as outlined by article 1907 of the Civil Code of Quebec. Serving this notice is a necessary legal step to inform the landlord about the tenant’s actions.

Purpose of the Notice

The Notice of Rent Deposit formally notifies the landlord that, due to unfulfilled obligations, the tenant has chosen to deposit the rent with the Tribunal administratif du logement instead of paying it directly to the landlord. This process ensures that the tenant’s rent payment is accounted for while protecting their rights under Quebec law.

Form Language

This notice is available as an English-language form provided by the Tribunal administratif du logement, making it accessible to English-speaking tenants in Quebec. Click the link to download the form.

Important Information for Quebec Landlords

If you are a landlord in Quebec and intend to raise the rent or alter any conditions of your tenant's lease, you are required to serve the tenant with a Notice of Rent Increase and Modification of Another Condition of the Lease. This process is mandated by articles 1942 and 1943 of the Civil Code of Quebec.

Lease Renewal and Modification

When a lease is renewed, landlords must inform tenants if there will be any changes to the lease conditions. This includes notifying the tenant of an increase in rent or any other modifications that will take effect upon renewal.

Residential Tenancies Only

Please note that this notice and accompanying form are intended exclusively for residential tenancies. They cannot be used for commercial leases under any circumstances.

Form Details

The form provided for this process is in English and issued by the Tribunal administratif du logement. It is intended for use solely within the Province of Quebec, Canada. Click the link to download.

Before you can evict your tenants for rent or utility arrears, you must first serve them with this Saskatchewan Immediate Notice to Vacate and Notice of Arrears.

• The form includes instructions for the landlord on how to properly serve the Notice on the tenant(s).
• This form is only to be used if the rent or utilities are over 15 days in arrears.
• This is a free fillable PDF form from the Saskatchewan Office of Residential Tenancies.

Saskatchewan landlords, before you can raise the rent on a tenant's rental unit you must with this Notice of Rent Increase.

• Landlords must give 1 year's notice prior to a rent increase.
• Landlords cannot raise the rent within the first 18 months of a new tenancy.
• This is an easy-to-use PDF form and is free to download. Just fill it in and print. You can re-use it over and over.
• Issued by the Saskatchewan Office of Residential Tenancies.

Give notice that you plan to move out by serving your landlord with this Saskatchewan Form 6 Notice to Landlord to Terminate Tenancy.

• This is a free fillable PDF form provided by the Office of Residential Tenancies.
• It also contains information to help tenants get their security deposit back.
• This form is for periodic tenancies, e.g. month-to-month or week-to-week.
• Just download the PDF, save it and follow the instructions.
• For use only in the Province of Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan tenants, has your landlord breached the terms of the lease? You can end your tenancy early by serving the landlord with this Notice to Landlord to Vacate Early for Cause.

• This form can only be used in the event of a material breach of the lease by the landlord.
• This is a free PDF form provided by the Office of Residential Tenancies.
• Intended for use only in the Province of Saskatchewan, Canada.