Ontario · Landlord and Tenant Board
Here's the process, the forms you'll need, and what to prepare. Acting sooner usually gives you more options.
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Quorex gives you AI-powered guidance for every LTB application, eviction notice, and hearing — so you can show up prepared and know your rights.
Watch & Learn
A short walkthrough of how Ontario evictions work and how Quorex helps you respond.
Common LTB Forms
The LTB uses specific forms for every situation. We help you understand, complete, and file the right one.
First step when a tenant hasn't paid rent.
For damage, illegal acts, or interference.
When owner or family needs the unit.
After an N4 is served and unpaid.
For harassment, illegal entry, or interference.
When a landlord won't fix a serious problem.
The Process
From your first question to your hearing day — we're with you at every step.
Tell Quorex whether you're a tenant or landlord and what's happening. No legal knowledge required.
We pinpoint exactly which LTB form applies, what deadlines you're facing, and what your legal options are.
Quorex helps you gather evidence, fill out the application, and write a clear, compelling statement of facts.
We walk you through what the LTB hearing process looks like and how to present your case effectively.
Common Questions
Whether you're a tenant fighting an eviction or a landlord dealing with non-payment — Quorex gives you the guidance you need.
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