Prince Edward Island
Prepare notices to serve on a tenant or landlord in Prince Edward Island with these easy-to-use downloadable Landlord and Tenant Notice Forms.
The Residential Tenancy Act stipulates when and how either the landlord or the tenant needs to give formal written notice to the other party, such as:
- when one of the parties wants to terminate the tenancy,
- if the tenant has failed to pay the rent on time,
- if either party has failed to perform its obligations under the lease or tenancy agreement,
- if the landlord wants to increase the rent,
- if the landlord needs to enter the premises to inspect or repair or to show the premises for any purpose that is allowed under the Act.
The Act sets out the manner in which notice must be given, and the time period which must be given for the other party to respond to the notice.
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PEI Notice of Intention to Retain Security Deposit
If you plan to keep all or part of your tenant's security deposit, you must serve them with this Notice of Intention to Retain Security Deposit under the PEI Rental of Residential Property Act.
- The Notice sets out how much of the deposit will be kept by the landlord, and for what reason(s).
- You must also inform the tenant how much interest accrued on the deposit, and how much they are getting back.
- The balance of the security deposit must be included with the Notice.
- The tenant has 15 days from receipt of the Notice to apply for a determination of the matter.
- For use only in the Province of Prince Edward Island, Canada.
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PEI Notice of Rent Increase
Before you can raise the rent on a rental unit in PEI, you must serve your tenant with this Form 8 Tenant Notice of Annual Allowable Rent Increase.
- The landlord must inform the tenant:
- how much the increase is,
- what the new rent will be,
- how much of a percentage increase this is,
- what the maximum allowable increase is,
- the date that the rent for the property was last increased.
- The lessee (tenant) has the right to have the rental increase reviewed by the Director of Residential Rental Property within 10 days after receiving the notice.
- Form 8 available in PDF format.
- Intended for use only in the Province of Prince Edward Island, Canada.
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PEI Tenant Notice of Termination
Notify your landlord that you are ending your tenancy by serving them with this Tenant Notice of Termination for Prince Edward Island.
- You can use this free Form 3 Notice more than once. Save it after you download it and reuse it as often as you need to.
- The Notice must be completed and served as described in Section 11 of the REntal of Residential Property Ace and Section 5 of the Regulations.
- If you don't give proper notice, your landlord may be able to claim damages against you.
- Available as a PDF download. Print it, fill it in, serve it on your landlord.
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Prince Edward Island Eviction Notice Form 4A
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.
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