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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the dc tenant complaint in the editor.
- Begin by filling out Part 1 – Tenant Information. Provide your name, email address, and contact numbers. Specify your tenancy start date and current monthly rent.
- In Part 2 – Housing Provider Information, enter the owner's details including their name, contact information, and address.
- If applicable, complete Part 3 regarding any previously filed tenant petitions for the housing accommodation.
- In Part 4 – Tenant Complaint, check all relevant violations of the Rental Housing Act that apply to your situation.
- Use Part 5 to provide a detailed description of your complaint. Be thorough as this section is crucial for your petition.
- Finally, complete Part 6 – Certification by signing and dating the form to confirm the accuracy of your information.
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