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The 7 Day Notice To Pay Rent is a crucial document in Canadian residential tenancy law, used when tenants have failed to pay their rent on time. This notice is typically issued immediately after rent becomes overdue and serves as the first formal step in addressing non-payment of rent. It must include specific information such as the exact amount owed, the rental period in question, and a clear deadline for payment. The document must comply with provincial residential tenancy regulations and be properly served to the tenant. This notice is a prerequisite for any further legal action, including eviction proceedings, and helps establish a documented history of the landlord's attempts to collect rent. The notice period of seven days is designed to give tenants a reasonable opportunity to remedy the situation while protecting the landlord's interests.

1. Date of Notice: Current date when the notice is being issued

2. Tenant Information: Full legal name(s) and current address of all tenants on the lease

3. Landlord Information: Full legal name and contact information of the landlord or property management company

4. Property Details: Complete address of the rental property including unit number if applicable

5. Rent Arrears Details: Specific amount of rent owed and the rental period(s) for which payment is outstanding

6. Payment Deadline: Clear statement of the 7-day deadline and exact date by which payment must be made

7. Payment Instructions: Acceptable methods of payment and where/how to make the payment

8. Legal Consequences: Statement of potential consequences if payment is not received by the deadline

9. Legal Authority: Reference to relevant section of the Residential Tenancies Act