For persistent late rent or income misrepresentation — 60-day notice, no void period. Document the pattern and the LTB will act.
Serve an N8 when your tenant has persistently paid rent late (3+ times in a 12-month period) or misrepresented their income for a rent-geared-to-income unit. Requires 60 days notice, terminating at the end of a rental period.
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Landlords whose tenant has repeatedly paid rent late or misrepresented their income to get the unit
When a tenant has been persistently late paying rent (3+ times in a 12-month period) or misrepresented their income during the application process. Notice period: 60 days to end of the term.
The tenant cannot void an N8 by paying — it ends the tenancy at end of the rental period. If the tenant doesn't vacate, you can file an L2 application with the LTB.
For persistent late rent or income misrepresentation — 60-day notice, no void period. Document the pattern and the LTB will act.
Serve an N8 when your tenant has persistently paid rent late (3+ times in a 12-month period) or misrepresented their income for a rent-geared-to-income unit. Requires 60 days notice, terminating at the end of a rental period.
No subscription. One-time payment. Instant PDF download.
Licensed Paralegal
$500 – $2,000
Appointments needed
Legal Clinic
Free
6–8 week waitlist
DIY (Do It Yourself)
Free
Risk of errors & delays
LTB Ready
$29
Instant • Accurate • Done in minutes
BEST VALUEIncorrect forms get dismissed at the LTB, wasting months of waiting time.
Every day you wait extends your timeline. The LTB backlog means delays compound.
50+ users filed this form this month
Landlords whose tenant has repeatedly paid rent late or misrepresented their income to get the unit
When a tenant has been persistently late paying rent (3+ times in a 12-month period) or misrepresented their income during the application process. Notice period: 60 days to end of the term.
The tenant cannot void an N8 by paying — it ends the tenancy at end of the rental period. If the tenant doesn't vacate, you can file an L2 application with the LTB.