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End Tenancy Notice

Use this notice as a starting point when you want to tell a landlord or property manager that you plan to move out.

Tenant name is required.

Landlord/property manager name is required.

Rental address is required.

Intended move-out date is required.

What this template is for

This template helps organize the basic information commonly included in a tenant move-out notice.

How to use it

  1. Enter the tenant, landlord, and rental address.
  2. Add the notice date and intended move-out date.
  3. Verify your provincial notice rules before sending.

Tenancy rules vary by province and situation. Verify minimum notice periods, delivery methods, and required forms with your provincial tenancy authority before relying on this notice.

Common questions

How much notice do I need to give to end a tenancy?

Notice periods vary by province, tenancy type, rent period, and situation. Check your provincial tenancy authority before sending.

Can I email an end tenancy notice?

Email rules vary. Some provinces or agreements have strict service requirements, so verify the accepted delivery method.

What should I include in a move-out notice?

Include tenant name, rental address, notice date, intended move-out date, signature/name, and contact details.