Tenancy forms listed by number

This page contains important tenancy forms listed by their number.

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Tenants and landlords can also pick up forms at Service BC locations.

Forms 1-11A

• Note: Check the bottom of page one on form RTB-11A to be sure that you have the correct version (if an older version shows, clear your browser cache). RTB-11A is only compatible with the Google Chrome browser. Please ensure you have the latest version of Google Chrome downloaded in order to properly view and use the form. The form will not work with Firefox or Microsoft Edge. Tenants and landlords can also pick up forms at Service BC locations.

Forms 12LCT-12TPT

Forms 13-27

RTB-26: Schedule of Parties (PDF, 557 KB) September 2024

Forms 28-36

• Note: As of July 2021, the process for ending a tenancy for a renovation or repair has changed. Learn more about the new process

If you want to end a tenancy for landlord or purchaser occupancy of the rental unit on or after July 18, 2024, you must generate the Four Month Notice to End Tenancy – form RTB-32L using the Residential Tenancy Branch’s web portal.

Forms 37-47

Forms 49-57

• This form must be used to issue a notice of rent increase to the tenant(s) only after the landlord has successfully applied for an additional rent increase for eligible capital expenditures
• The accompanying form, RTB-53-P1D, must be attached to this form with the details of the rent increase
• You can complete the RTB-53-P1D form manually or use the Phase 1 Additional Rent Increase Calculator to complete and generate the RTB-53-P1D form.

• This form must be used to issue a notice of rent increase to the tenant(s) only after the landlord has successfully applied for an additional rent increase for eligible capital expenditures
• You can complete this form manually or use the Phase 1 Additional Rent Increase Calculator to complete and generate the RTB-53-P1D form.

• This form must be used to issue a notice of rent increase to the tenant(s) only after the landlord has:
  • successfully applied for an additional rent increase for eligible capital expenditures, and
  • imposed a Phase 1 additional rent increase by completing forms RTB-53-P1 and RTB-53-P1D, or the Phase 1 Additional Rent Increase Calculator
  • This form must be used to issue a notice of rent increase to the tenant(s) only after the landlord has successfully applied for an additional rent increase for eligible capital expenditures
  • You can complete the RTB-53-P2D form manually or use the Phase 2 Additional Rent Increase Calculator to complete and generate the RTB-53-P2D form.
  • This form must be used to issue a notice of rent increase to the tenant(s) only after the landlord has:
    • successfully applied for an additional rent increase for eligible capital expenditures, and
    • imposed a Phase 2 additional rent increase by completing forms RTB-53-P2 and RTB-53-P2D, or the Phase 2 Additional Rent Increase Calculator
    • This form must be used to issue a notice of rent increase to the tenant(s) only after the landlord has successfully applied for an additional rent increase for eligible capital expenditures

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