Current government forms
Browse prescribed Forms 1–10 and direct English-language PDFs.
PEI residential tenancy
Prince Edward Island tenancy rules, forms and calculators
Official PEI Rental Office forms, 2026–27 rent allowances, eviction response windows, security deposits and practical dispute guides.
Rent-increase notices: PEI Residential Tenancy Act section 48(2) usually requires at least three months’ notice for monthly/fixed-term rentals, but at least three weeks for week-to-week rentals. The rent-notice calculator uses the monthly/fixed-term estimate only.
Find the right PEI tenancy form or calculator
2026/2027 rent increase calculator
See the 2.0% or 2.1% ordinary allowance, with timing caveats.
Rent notice date planner
For monthly/fixed-term rentals, compare the 3-month notice and 12-month spacing rules; week-to-week differs.
Security deposit maximum
Check one weekly or monthly rent-payment period.
Security deposit return date
Plan the statutory 15-day return-or-claim benchmark.
Form 4A or 4B response deadline
Do not confuse 10-day and one-month dispute windows.
Common disputes and deadlines
PEI rent increase rules for 2026 and 2027
How PEI annual allowable percentages, Form 8 notice and approval for extra increases fit together.
PEI security deposits: limits, interest and return
Security deposit ceiling, the 15-day return or claim deadline and Form 2A/2B remedies.
PEI Form 2A: tenant application guide
A practical walkthrough for challenging rent, eviction or a security deposit.
PEI Form 2B: landlord application guide
When landlords need an order for a deposit claim or other tenancy relief.
PEI Form 4A: 10-day eviction response guide
What Form 4A means, how the 10-day dispute window works and why the stated reason matters.
PEI Form 4B: one-month eviction response guide
What Form 4B means and how to respond to the one-month dispute deadline.
More tenancy guides (6)
PEI eviction for renovations: Form 6 and Form 4B
Check prior Director approval, six-month notice, compensation and the right of first refusal.
PEI rental agreement and inspection checklist
Review Form 1 written agreements, the previous rent disclosure and Form 5 move-in inspections.
PEI landlord repairs, entry and quiet enjoyment
Document repair requests and distinguish lawful entry from unreasonable interference.
PEI Residential Tenancy Office hearing preparation
Organize timelines, forms, service proof, photographs and testimony before a hearing.
PEI tenancy appeals: 7-day and 20-day deadlines
Some orders requiring a tenant to vacate for unpaid rent or cause have only seven days to appeal; many other orders allow 20 days. Read the Director’s order immediately.
How to serve PEI tenancy notices and applications
Understand why proof of receipt and approved service methods matter to dispute deadlines.
How PEI’s tenancy law differs
PEI’s Residential Tenancy Act came into force on April 8, 2023. It uses the Residential Tenancy Office and its current approved Form 1–10 collection. Do not use forms from the legislation replaced in 2023 for a new 2026 dispute.
Rent control follows the rental unit: a vacancy or change of tenant is not a fresh opportunity to set an unlawful rent. Deposit return and eviction deadlines are different processes, with different evidence and remedies.
These pages prioritize the actual question first and link to the official laws and forms at the end. Other legal topics in PEI remain preliminary and are not presented as comprehensively verified.