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The document is a Tenant's Information Bulletin regarding security deposits in residential leases. It outlines the importance of signing a lease and completing an Accommodation Inspection Report at the start and end of the tenancy. It details the maximum allowable security deposit amounts based on lease types, payment procedures, and the responsibilities of both landlords and tenants regarding cleaning, repairs, and claims against the deposit at the end of the tenancy. The document emphasizes obtaining receipts for payments and provides guidance on dispute resolution through the Residential Tenancies Tribunal.

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Begin by reviewing the SECURITY DEPOSIT section. Ensure you understand the maximum amounts that can be requested based on your lease type.
Fill in your personal details, including names and address, where indicated. This information is crucial for proper identification of the security deposit.
If applicable, complete the Accommodation Inspection Report section at both the beginning and end of your tenancy. This will help document the condition of the premises.
For any payments made towards a security deposit, ensure you request a receipt that includes all necessary details as outlined in the document.
At the end of your tenancy, utilize the Security Deposit Refund Request or Transfer Request forms as needed to manage your security deposit effectively.

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