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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- In the 'Filed by' section, enter your name as it appears on the lease. If you are a landlord, include the company name if applicable. Provide your full civic address and select whether you are a tenant or landlord.
- Complete the 'Against' section with the other party's information, including their name and address. Ensure to check if they are a tenant or landlord.
- Fill in the 'Regarding' section with the complete address of the rental property as per your lease.
- In 'Information about the lease', answer questions regarding notice to quit, written lease status, rent amount, and security deposit details.
- For 'Details of application', choose relevant options based on whether you are a tenant or landlord and provide detailed explanations for your application.
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