2. Explain the problem and ask for remedies

In Part 2 of the form, you should choose Reason 3 and any other reasons that describe your situation.

There is a large box for you to explain more about what happened. You can add extra pages if this is not enough room. Give as much detail as you can, for example:

what the problem is (if there is more than one, list them all)
when each problem started
how long it has been going on
when you told your landlord about it
what they have done to stop it

In Part 3 of the form, you choose what kind of orders you want the (LTB) to make. These orders are sometimes called .

For example, you can ask the LTB to your landlord to:

stop the behaviour (Remedy 2)
pay a fine to the LTB (Remedy 3)
pay you a “rent abatement”, which means they must give back some of the rent you paid during the time that the problems were happening (Remedy 1)
repay your moving costs and any increase in rent for up to a year, if you had to move because of the (Remedies 6 and 7)

The LTB also has other powers. Try to get legal advice to make sure you ask for everything you might be able to get in your case.