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PEI Form 4A and 4B eviction response planner

Compare the 10-day Form 4A response and one-calendar-month Form 4B benchmark.

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This calculator is for planning only. It does not file a legal document, determine valid service or establish the final legal date.

What the response window means

  • Form 4A is labelled “10 days to dispute”; for section 60 unpaid rent, payment of arrears within that window can also cancel the notice.
  • Form 4B is labelled “one month to dispute”. Renovation notices may require prior Form 6 approval and six months’ notice.
  • These response windows are distinct from the eviction effective date or enforcement. Check the form reason, legal service, and any holidays.

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Official sources

Sources

  1. Residential Tenancy Office — FAQs
  2. Residential Tenancy Office — current Forms 1–10
  3. Residential Tenancy Office — serving documents
  4. Residential Tenancy Act (PEI, official legislation)