Ontario has its own Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB). Its forms and deadlines are not the BC Residential Tenancy Branch procedures.
Some common applications use the Tribunals Ontario Portal, while others are filed through other authorized methods. Forms can be rejected for omissions or missing evidence. Check the current LTB Rules, evidence directions and required service before filing.
Landlords normally give a valid N4 and wait until after its lawful termination date before applying with L1. If the rent required to void N4 is paid before filing, the notice may be void. L1 combines an eviction request with rent claimed.
View guide →T2 is used for tenant-rights claims such as unlawful interference or harassment. Identify the precise conduct and remedy rather than relying on a generic complaint.
View guide →T6 concerns maintenance obligations. Document repair requests, dates, photos and communications. An LTB maintenance remedy depends on evidence and the statutory standard.
View guide →If you think a final Landlord and Tenant Board order contains a serious error, check the official Request to Review an Order instructions immediately. A review is a limited process, not a second hearing just because you disagree with the result.
Reviewing an LTB order, appealing a question of law to court, and moving to set aside a specific type of eviction order are different procedures, with different requirements. Follow the form and directions that apply to your order.
Check the official LTB form for the latest instructions and fees.
