British Columbia forms, for landlords and tenants.
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Residential Tenancy Agreement
Residential Tenancy Act s. 13; standard terms of the Residential Tenancy Regulation Schedule
A written tenancy agreement with every particular the Residential Tenancy Act s. 13(2) requires and the standard terms of the Residential Tenancy Regulation Schedule, word for word.
Fill out the form- RTB-29
Four Month Notice to End Tenancy for Demolition or Conversion of a Rental Unit
British Columbia notice to end a tenancy to demolish the unit or convert the property. The tenant may dispute it within the period the form states (RTA s. 49(8)).
Fill out the form - RTB-30
10 Day Notice to End Tenancy for Unpaid Rent or Utilities
British Columbia notice to end a tenancy for unpaid rent or utilities. The tenant has 5 days after receiving it to pay or to dispute it.
Fill out the form - RTB-32L
Three Month Notice to End Tenancy for Landlord’s Use of Property
Generated by the RTB portal; preparation worksheet only
Gathers what the RTB Landlord Use web portal asks for. The Three Month Notice to End Tenancy for Landlord’s Use of Property can only be generated there.
Fill out the form - RTB-32P
Notice to End Tenancy for Purchaser’s Use
Generated by the RTB portal; preparation worksheet only
Gathers what the RTB Landlord Use web portal asks for. The Notice to End Tenancy for Purchaser’s Use can only be generated there, with form RTB-58 uploaded.
Fill out the form - RTB-33
One Month Notice to End Tenancy for Cause or End of Employment
British Columbia notice to end a tenancy for cause or end of employment. The tenant has 10 days after receiving it to dispute it.
Fill out the form - RTB-58
Contract of Purchase and Sale Information
Details from the final Contract of Purchase and Sale, uploaded to the RTB Landlord Use Web Portal to generate a Notice to End Tenancy for Purchaser’s Use (RTB-32P).
Fill out the form - RTB-7
Notice of Rent Increase - Residential Rental Units
British Columbia notice of rent increase for residential rental units. The landlord must give the tenant at least three months’ notice.
Fill out the form - RTB-47
Tenant’s Notice of Forwarding Address for the Return of Security and/or Pet Damage Deposit
Gives the landlord the tenant’s forwarding address in writing, which starts the landlord’s time to return the deposits or apply for dispute resolution (RTA s. 38(1)).
Fill out the form - RTB-8
Mutual Agreement to End a Tenancy
British Columbia agreement, signed by the landlord and every tenant, that the tenancy ends on a date and time they choose (RTA s. 44(1)(c)). It is not a notice to end a tenancy.
Fill out the form Tenant’s Notice to End Tenancy
Residential Tenancy Act s. 45 and s. 52; no approved form
A tenant’s written notice to end a tenancy. BC has no approved form for it; the notice must be signed and dated, give the rental unit’s address and state the effective date.
Fill out the form- RTB-27
Condition Inspection Report
British Columbia condition inspection report: the landlord and tenant inspect the unit together at move-in and at move-out and record its condition.
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The rules in British Columbia today
Some of the rules a landlord or tenant in British Columbia meets most often, each with the section it comes from.
- Late fee limit
- $25.00 for the first day late
- Residential Tenancy Regulation, B.C. Reg. 477/2003, s. 7(1)(d), 7(2)
- Returned payment (NSF) fee
- $25.00, plus what the landlord's bank charges
- Residential Tenancy Regulation, B.C. Reg. 477/2003, s. 7(1)(c), (d), 7(2)
In force on October 21, 2026This is a summary of the law for this place, not legal advice. Tenon10 has not checked your lease or notice against it; confirm with the official source before you act.
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