Eviction Notice Forms Package

One of the big terms that people use to find this site is eviction notice or 14 day eviction notice, which is understandable when people are trying to evict a tenant. It’s just a logical first place to start looking.

The problem being, there aren’t a lot of place you can find these types of forms which is why they often end up here looking for information. Now I already include these forms in my Eviction Guide, but some people are a bit hesitant to pay for the whole guide when they just want eviction forms (although they are really missing out on some key information when it comes to evicting a tenant by not getting the guide!).

So I have put together a middle ground solution. Actually, for what I am putting together, I think it’s not just middle ground, but definitely far over to one side and it’s not my side! The solution in this case consists of a complete set of both 14-day and 24-hour eviction forms complete with three versions of the form.

These versions are as follows;

  • Walkthrough version
    this version explains where to fill in what information
  • Example version
    this version shows you an example of a completed fom
  • and a Blank version
    this version is for you to print off and use when needed

Both 14-Day and 24-Hour Versions!

Now this isn’t just the 14-day eviction, but also for the 24-hour eviction which is what you use when another tenant is threatening you or another tenant or causing serious damage to the property. Plus I provide a few more insights as to how you should be using the forms along with an explanation of why you may want to look at the Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service (RTDRS) as an alternative.

Now although I would love to provide this as a free eviction notice, but I simply cannot and when information like this is free, it’s loses it’s value, so I will be pricing these forms so it’s affordable for any landlord out there and can help you solve the problem at hand. Right now it’s just under 20 pages, but hopefully by the time it’s complete we are over 20 pages of information for you.

As far as availability goes, I’m hoping to have it all completed within the next week thanks to the huge help in proofreading I have been getting from some of the people following this site, so stay tuned and watch for the update. If you want to get updated when this will be available so you can order your own copy, or just want to get some helpful information about the eviction process, be sure to fill in the form on the top right of this page and I will send you a walk through of the eviction process in Alberta along with a bunch of tips to help make the eviction process easier and being a landlord easier!

One last note, I will also be including a $5 discount coupon with this package for my Alberta Eviction Guide, so if you decide you want more information and want to purchase the guide after getting the forms, you can still save some money!

Eviction Notice Form Update!

Our Alberta Eviction form package is finally complete! In the last week I added even more information a landlord needs to know when using these forms.

This includes information on what you can evict a tenant for, explaining what substantial breaches are and I even touch on the next steps of the process if the tenant doesn’t leave after the eviction notice date.

You can find out more about it right here,

Alberta Eviction Notice Forms Package

 

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2 Responses to Almost Free Alberta Eviction Notice Forms

  1. Don says:

    Hi Bill, Thanks for all of your helpful tips. I have a tenant problem and have served a 14 day eviction notice for failure to pay rent and for the tenants refusal to facilitate access to address any concerns they have raised. I fear that they will try to pay the rent and try to stay in the house. It has come to light that there are two businesses being run out of the home (one is a day home). The tenants have no permission for such activities. How do I add my new grounds for eviction to the record in the event that they do not leave when the eviction notice states? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

    • Hi Don,

      Glad the tips have been helpful, in your particular case I would simply let the 14 day notice go through as you cannot add anything to it at this time. If they do pay, then the next avenue would be to go directly the the RTDRS (or the courts) and file for an eviction on the grounds they are breaking the terms of your lease. The next part will be dependent on your lease, but I am pretty sure it doesn’t stipulate they can operate a business like a day home in your property. You might want to be able to verify that is indeed the case by searching for any online ads or ads they may have posted in local stores that could help implicate them if you go to court. You may have a clause in your lease that stipulates tenants are not allowed to pursue illegal activities in your property and running an unregistered dayhome without proper licensing would fit in that spectrum

      Also, if this is a recurring theme where they are late you can file for them being consistently late which is a breach of the lease. If you can include all of this in your filing even better. Good luck.

      Bill

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