IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING CANADA POST: Please note that due to ongoing labour discussions, Canada Post mail service may be experiencing delays. Please be mindful of possible delays when filing applications and documents with the Rental Office during this time and consider alternative methods of delivery to ensure that your application is not impacted by postal delays. You can file applications or documents by:
- drop off at any Access PEI location (please ensure you allow for enough time, as this service uses provincial interoffice mail)
- commercial courier service
- email to askrental@peirentaloffice.ca
- drop off in person at the Rental Office located on the 5th Floor, National Bank Tower, 134 Kent Street, PO Box 577, Charlottetown, PE
A Notice is an important document usually given by a landlord. Please carefully review all Notices as there may be deadlines for response.
An Application is filed with the Rental Office by a landlord or tenant to request an Order.
For more information on a form listed below, click on the form title. To obtain a PDF copy, click the link for the form you are looking for below. Forms are offered in both English and French.
Rental Forms
Form 1 – Standard Form of Tenancy Agreement – (Version Française)
Form 2A – Tenant Application to Determine Dispute – (Version Française)
Form 2B – Landlord Application to Determine Dispute – (Version Française)
Form 3- Tenant Notice of Termination – (Version Française)
Form 4A – Eviction Notice – Tenant Has 10 Days to Dispute – (Version Française)
Form 4B – Eviction Notice – Tenant Has 1 Month to Dispute – (Version Française)
Form 5 – Landlord Condition Inspection Report – (Version Française)
Form 6 – Landlord Application for Approval for Renovations and Repairs – (Version Française)
Form 7 – Landlord Notice of Termination or Restriction of Service – (Version Française)
Form 8 – Tenant Notice of Annual Allowable Rent Increase – (Version française)
Form 9 – Landlord Application to Request Additional Rent Increase – (Version Française)
Form 10 – Landlord Statement of Income and Expenses – (Version Française)
To appeal an Order issued by the Director of Residential Tenancy, a landlord or tenant must file a Notice of Appeal to the Commission. The Notice of Appeal must also be provided to every party involved in the Director’s Order.
Forms to file an appeal can be found on the Commission website. Click the button below to navigate to the Commission website for rental appeal information.