Request to Amend an Order in Ontario

The “Request to Amend an Order” form is a legal document designed for parties to request corrections to clerical errors in orders issued by the Landlord and Tenant Board under section 185 of the Residential Tenancies Act 2006. It includes sections for general information, detailed reasons for the amendment request, additional information related to the request, and a signature section. The form outlines procedures for requesting amendments, staying orders, and provides important information on the process, deadlines, and potential consequences of submitting false information.

To fill out this form, follow these steps:

1. Part 1 – General Information: Fill in your personal information, including name, address, contact details, and information about the unit, building, or complex related to the request. If there are other parties involved, provide their details as well or complete a Schedule of Parties form if needed.
2. Part 2 – Reasons for Your Request: Specify the order number you wish to amend, detailing the clerical errors present in the order and how you believe it should be corrected. Attach additional sheets if the space provided is insufficient.
3. Part 3 – Additional Information: Indicate if you have filed a Request for Review or Notice of Appeal to the Divisional Court related to this order.
4. Part 4 – Signature: Sign the form, providing your name, phone number, and date. If a representative is filling out the form on behalf of the requester, their information should also be included.

Remember to file the request within 30 days of the order issue date and to attach any additional documentation supporting your amendment request.