October 24, 2025
Effective October 24, 2025, all online transactions for the Landlord and Tenant Board will require Multi-Factor Authentication.
When users make payments through the Ontario Public Service payment service (CCPAY), they may be prompted by their financial institution to verify their identity using a One-Time Passcode. This passcode will be sent by their financial institution to the mobile device or email address they have registered with their financial institution, ensuring a secure and reliable authentication process.
Landlord and Tenant Board
Resolve a dispute with a landlord or tenant, and/or end a tenancy or co-op member’s occupancy
Learn about the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) application and hearing processes, your rights and responsibilities under the Residential Tenancies Act, and the rules and processes for non-profit co-op evictions at the LTB.
Use Tribunals Ontario Portal to submit applications, check file status, upload evidence and use the dispute resolution tool to try and reach an agreement.
Use Navigate Tribunals Ontario to learn about your rights and responsibilities and the rules and processes at the LTB.
Before you file
- Learn more about renting in Ontario
- Important steps to take before you file
- If you are not sure which application to file, use Navigate Tribunals Ontario to learn about your rights and responsibilities and the rules and processes at the LTB
Choosing and filing an application
- Find all LTB forms, learn how to file and find all LTB fees
- Save time and money by filing L1, L2, L3, L4, L9, L10, T1, T2, T5, T6, C1, C2 and combined applications online using the Tribunals Ontario Portal
- For most other LTB applications, you can file your application by email
Application and hearing process
- Learn about mediations and hearings at the LTB
- Find information about preparing for your hearing
- Find out what you can do after the LTB makes a decision
- Learn more about the LTB service timelines, including application and processing times.
Non-Profit Co-op evictions
- Learn about how a non-profit housing co-operative (co-op) can apply to the LTB and what to do before you file.
- Learn how to respond to a co-op application if you are a co-op Member
- Learn about the hearing process, and what you can do after the LTB makes a decision
- Find all forms and fees
- Find contact information for the LTB’s non-profit co-op unit
Laws, rules and decisions
- Learn more about the Residential Tenancies Act
- Learn about the laws, rules and decisions affecting the LTB
Contact the LTB
- Learn how to contact the LTB by email, phone, or mail
Learn about the supports and services offered by Tribunals Ontario, such as requesting an accommodation (including access to a computer, internet or phone), video and phone proceeding resources, options for legal help, French language services, Indigenous services, accessibility and diversity and more.