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The document is a form for notifying changes in managing agents or property ownership related to rental bonds. It requires details about the tenancy, new owner or managing agent, and approval from the previous agent or owner. The form emphasizes the importance of providing accurate information to avoid delays in processing rental bond claims.

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Begin by filling out the 'Tenancy Details' section. Ensure you include the Rental Bond Number, as this is crucial for processing your request.
Next, provide information about the tenants in the 'Tenant/s' section. Include their first names, family names, and phone numbers.
In the 'New Owner' section, indicate whether the new owner is self-managing. Fill in their name, address, and contact details accurately.
Proceed to the 'Managing Agent' section. If applicable, confirm if an agency will manage the premises and provide their details.
Finally, ensure that the previous managing agent or owner's approval is obtained in the 'Approval' section before submitting your form.

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How can I transfer my bond?

At the end of a tenancy the tenant(s) can ask to transfer the bond to a new tenancy address. The previous tenant(s) and the previous landlord(s) complete and sign Section 1 of the bond transfer form. The new tenant(s) and new landlord(s) complete and sign Section 2 of the bond transfer form.

How do I transfer my lease to another tenant in NSW?

Transferring a lease is known as assigning a lease. The tenant (lessee) is the assignor of the lease and the proposed new tenant is the assignee. You must ask the landlord in writing for consent to transfer (assign) the lease.

How do I register as a managing agent?

To obtain your Managing Agent FFC, you must: Complete the E1 Exemption form and request an exemption from Regulation 33; Complete the FFC application form on the PPRA website, follow the prompts, and attach the required documents.

Are bonds transferable in NSW?

The scheme will allow you to digitally transfer your bond from one rental property to the next. This means you wont need to set aside extra money for a new bond before your previous one is released. Read the original announcement for the Portable Rental Bonds Scheme.

How to transfer bond to another person in NSW?

To change the names of the tenants registered for the bond, fill in a Change of Shared Tenancy Arrangement form (from Fair Trading). Have it signed by the outgoing and incoming tenants and the landlord/agent and return it to Fair Trading.

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