Use this Ontario tenant and landlord forms guide to find forms for eviction notices, tenancy termination, rent increases, rent reductions, tenant rights applications, Landlord and Tenant Board applications, sublets, and assignments. Each entry explains what the form is used for and highlights practical steps for tenants where the page provides them.
Eviction Notices & Termination Forms
Form N4 in Ontario: Non-Payment Eviction Notice Explained
Gives tenants notice for non-payment of rent, allowing time to pay or vacate before formal eviction.
Form N5 Explained: Tenant Guide to Interference Eviction in Ontario
Issued when tenants cause damage or disruption to other tenants or the rental property.
Form N6 Explained: Illegal Acts & Misrepresentation (Ontario)
Used to evict tenants involved in illegal activity or who misrepresented information in their lease.
Form N7 Eviction Notice: Serious Problems Explained Ontario
Served for serious issues like endangering others, persistent lateness, or damage to property.
Form N8 in Ontario: Lease End Rules for Tenants
Allows landlords to end tenancy at lease expiry due to reasons like frequent late payments or owner occupancy.
Form N11 Agreement to End Tenancy Explained (Ontario)
Mutual agreement between landlord and tenant to end the tenancy on a specified date.
Form N12 – Landlord’s Personal Use Eviction (Ontario Guide)
Used when the landlord or their close family member intends to move into the rental unit.
Form N13 Explained: Demolition/Conversion Eviction in Ontario
Served when the unit is being demolished, converted, or requires major renovations needing vacancy.
Rent Increases & Rent Reductions
Ontario Form N1: Notice of Rent Increase Guide for Tenants
Standard form landlords must give tenants to raise rent within provincial guideline limits.
Ontario Form N2: Notice of Rent Increase (Exempt Units) Explained
Used for increasing rent in units exempt from standard rent control rules.
Form N3 in Ontario: Care Home Rent/Service Increase Guide
Notice used for increasing rent and care service costs for tenants in care homes.
Form N10 for Above-Guideline Rent Increase in Ontario
Signed agreement between tenant and landlord to raise rent above guideline due to major renovations or cost increases.
How to Use Ontario Form A4: Vary Rent Reduction Simplified
Used to request changes to a previous rent reduction due to changed circumstances.
Tenant Rights & Complaint Applications
Form T1 Ontario: Tenant Application for Rent Rebate Explained
Tenants use this to request a rebate when a landlord collects illegal or excess rent.
Form T2: Ontario Application for Tenant Rights Explained
Used when a landlord harasses, withholds services, or violates tenant rights.
Ontario Form T3: Guide to Rent Reduction Applications
Filed when there’s a tax reduction or significant cut in municipal services.
Form T4: Ontario Tenants Challenging Above-Guideline Rent Hikes
Used if a landlord failed to follow through on work or commitments tied to a rent increase.
Form T5: Bad-Faith Termination Claims in Ontario
Lets tenants claim compensation if evicted under false pretenses, such as fake renovations.
Form T6: Ontario’s Tenant Maintenance Application Explained
Tenants use this to get repairs or maintenance completed through LTB intervention.
Form T7 Suite Meters Application Explained for Ontario Tenants
Lets tenants dispute electricity or water metering charges added to rent.
Applications to the Landlord and Tenant Board
Form L1 Eviction for Non‑Payment of Rent: Ontario Tenant Guide
Landlord form to evict for rent non-payment and optionally collect arrears.
Form L2 (Evict or Collect): Tenant Guide for Ontario
Filed for eviction or compensation related to reasons other than non-payment.
Ontario Form L4: Eviction for Breach of Order Explained
Used when tenants do not comply with a previous order or mediated settlement.
Form L9 Ontario: Collect Rent Owed Explained for Tenants
Allows landlords to claim unpaid rent without seeking eviction.
Form L10 Ontario: Collecting Money from a Former Tenant
Filed after a tenancy ends to recover unpaid rent or damages.
Understanding Form L3 for Tenant Eviction After Notice in Ontario
Filed when a tenant agreed to leave by a certain date and failed to do so.
