Fill your Ontario Lease Agreement Free Step-By-Step Mistakes Flagged
Complete Ontario’s official lease agreement online. We guide you through the standard lease form required for most private rentals, flag mistakes as you go, and give you a completed PDF to download free or send for electronic signature. No account required.
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Parties, rental unit, term, rent, and deposits. Plain language, not form-speak.
The tool checks the rules
Last month's rent deposit limits, dates, payment methods, and required details are checked as you answer.
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Download the completed Ontario standard lease as a PDF or send it for electronic signature. Either way, you receive a copy by email and a private resume link.
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Common questions
Two places. The Government of Ontario publishes the blank Residential Tenancy Agreement as a free PDF. Ontario Lease Form asks plain-language questions, checks key Ontario rules, and fills that same official form for you. Both are free. The difference is guided filling with the rules checked.
Yes. Filling and downloading the completed Ontario lease agreement PDF is free. No account or credit card is required. Electronic signature is optional and costs $4.99 per agreement.
Yes. The output uses Ontario's official Residential Tenancy Agreement, identified as form 2229E (2020/12). Ontario Lease Form fills that government form rather than creating a replacement agreement.
People often use “rental agreement” and “lease agreement” interchangeably. Ontario calls the government form the Residential Tenancy Agreement. It is commonly known as the Ontario standard lease because most private residential landlords must use the same form. Some arrangements are exempt.
The government standard lease is a free 14-page fillable PDF, but you complete it in a PDF reader and check the rules yourself. Ontario Lease Form asks plain-language questions, flags problems as you go, and produces the same official PDF already filled.
The rent deposit can cover only the last rent period and cannot exceed the lesser of one rent period or one month. A key deposit must be refundable and cannot exceed the expected replacement cost. The tool checks these amounts while you complete the lease.
Yes. Section 17 of the official lease allows landlords and tenants to sign electronically when everyone agrees. The optional signing service adds a tamper-evident certificate to the PDF with document and signature fingerprints, signing times, and hashed IP evidence.
No. Ontario Lease Form is an independent software service. It is not affiliated with the Government of Ontario, the Landlord and Tenant Board, or Tribunals Ontario.
Free lease data is scheduled for deletion from the server after 30 days. A browser draft remains on this device for up to 30 days and can be cleared from the form. Signed agreements are kept so every party can access the lease and its signing record. Full details are in the privacy policy.
No. The tool fills the official form and checks the rules built into the flow. Use current Ontario government guidance or qualified legal advice for questions about your rights or situation.
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