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If you have a month-to-month agreement you can end your tenancy by giving one months notice in writing. You must give the notice before the day your rent is due. For example, if you pay rent on the first day of the month and want to move out by May 31st, you must give your landlord notice on or before April 30th.
The applicant may withdraw their application by sending the RTDRS a Notice of Withdrawal form. You should also advise the respondent that you have done this. The applicant can choose to continue the process.
If a landlord wants to end a tenancy for landlord occupation of the rental unit on or after July 18, 2024, they must generate a Four Month Notice to End Tenancy for Landlords Use of Property form RTB-32L using the Residential Tenancy Branchs web portal.
Check if your tenancy agreement says anything about how you should give notice. If it doesnt say anything, give notice by writing a letter to your landlord. Its a good idea to ask your landlord to confirm in writing theyve received your notice.
The purpose of the Dispute resolution request (Form 16) is to advise the RTA that there is a dispute and to request assistance in resolving the dispute.
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Related Q&A to Rental Dispute Resolution Form

What Is the N11 Agreement to End Tenancy? The N11 Agreement is an Ontario form. In BC, a similar form would be a Mutual Agreement to End a Tenancy, documenting both parties consent to end the tenancy agreement.
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 Branchs web portal.
Small Claims BC deals with disputes not covered under RTB and exceeding the limit at the CRT. It does not deal with damage deposits. This court also deals with the enforcement of monetary compensation awarded through the RTB when a landlord refuses to pay. This is for claims between $5,001 and $35,000.

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