Residential Tenancy Agreement & Inspection
Residential Tenancy Agreement Form in New Brunswick: Explained
The official tenancy agreement form outlining rental terms for New Brunswick tenants and landlords.
Make sure both parties sign and keep a copy of the final, signed agreement. If revisions are made, ensure changes are put in writing and you receive a copy for your records.
Condition Inspection Report Form in New Brunswick: A Tenant Guide
Used to document the condition of rental units at move-in and move-out for tenants and landlords.
Complete the move-in condition report together with your landlord, noting all existing damage. Take dated photos or videos and keep a copy for reference at move-out.
Termination & Notice Forms
Notice to Terminate Tenancy Form in New Brunswick: A Tenant’s Guide
Notice landlords provide to tenants to terminate the tenancy according to provincial rules.
Notice deadlines matter: check provincial rules for how long in advance a tenancy can be terminated and deliver notices in writing. Keep a dated record or receipt of delivery (in person or by mail) as proof in case of disputes.
Notice to Terminate Tenancy in New Brunswick: Tenant Guide
Tenant’s official notice to end tenancy as per New Brunswick tenancy laws.
If you receive a termination notice you disagree with, contact a tenants' advice service or the tenancy board early to understand your options and timelines for replying or disputing the notice.
Dispute Resolution
Dispute Resolution Applications for New Brunswick Tenants
Guide and application forms for tenants seeking dispute resolution under New Brunswick tenancy regulations.
When you apply for dispute resolution, include the tenancy agreement, copies of the notices, and any evidence (receipts, photos, or communications). Expect deadlines for filing and a hearing date set by the tribunal.
