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    🏠 Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service — Alberta

    RTDRS Help for Tenants & Landlords in Alberta

    Quorex gives you AI-powered guidance for every Alberta RTDRS application, eviction notice, and hearing — so you can show up prepared and know your rights.

    Free triage · No account required to start

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    For Alberta Tenants

    • ✓Dispute an eviction notice (14-day, 1-month)
    • ✓Challenge an illegal rent increase or entry
    • ✓File for repairs and maintenance
    • ✓Recover your security deposit
    • ✓Understand your rights when a property is sold
    • ✓Dispute a bad-faith termination notice
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    For Alberta Landlords

    • ✓Issue a 14-day notice for unpaid rent
    • ✓File for eviction for cause or personal use
    • ✓Claim for damage beyond normal wear
    • ✓Apply to keep a security deposit
    • ✓Terminate a fixed-term tenancy properly
    • ✓Respond to a tenant dispute application

    ⏰ Alberta RTDRS Key Deadlines — Don't Miss These

    14 days to pay or vacate

    Pay rent after 14-day notice

    10 days after tenancy ends

    Security deposit return

    2 years from incident

    Dispute resolution filing

    3 months written notice

    Fixed-term rent increase notice

    RTDRS Forms

    Common Alberta RTDRS Forms

    Quorex identifies the right form for your situation and guides you through completing it.

    RTDRS-1

    Tenant Application

    File a dispute as a tenant for any tenancy issue.

    RTDRS-2

    Landlord Application

    File a dispute as a landlord for unpaid rent or damage.

    14-Day Notice

    Notice for Unpaid Rent

    Landlord notice when rent is overdue.

    Termination Notice

    Landlord Termination Notice

    End tenancy for cause, personal use, or renovations.

    Security Deposit

    Security Deposit Claim

    Apply to keep or reclaim a security deposit.

    AB Tenancy Agreement

    Standard Lease Agreement

    Province-approved residential tenancy agreement.

    The Process

    How Quorex Guides You

    1

    Describe Your Situation

    Tell Quorex whether you're a tenant or landlord in Alberta and what's happened. No legal knowledge required.

    2

    Identify the Right Application

    We identify which RTDRS form or notice applies to your situation and what deadlines you're facing.

    3

    Prepare Your Documents

    Gather evidence, complete your application, and prepare a clear statement of facts with our guidance.

    4

    Attend Your Hearing Prepared

    We walk you through what an RTDRS hearing looks like and how to present your case effectively.

    Common Questions

    Alberta RTDRS FAQ

    Don't Face the RTDRS Alone

    Whether you're an Alberta tenant disputing an eviction or a landlord dealing with unpaid rent — Quorex gives you the guidance you need.

    Not legal advice

    Quorex is not a law firm. No lawyer-client relationship is created. Information only.

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