Tribunal document service
Landlord and Tenant Document Service
Request professional delivery of client-supplied landlord and tenant documents across File & Serve service areas, subject to the permitted method and deadline provided by the client.
Landlord and Tenant Board
Document delivery where the client is required to serve
File & Serve can deliver client-supplied landlord and tenant documents where the applicable LTB rules, form instructions or an order permit or require that method. The LTB serves many applications itself, but there are exceptions and ordered-service situations.
LTB service methods and effective dates vary. The client must confirm the correct document, recipient, method and deadline.
LTB guide: serving a landlord or tenant · LTB forms, filing and fees
Assignments
Examples of client-supplied documents
Notices
Landlord or tenant notices where hand delivery or another instructed method is permitted.
Applications and hearing documents
Documents the client is directed or required to serve rather than documents served by the LTB.
Orders, motions and evidence packages
Client-supplied documents where the applicable rules or a Member’s direction requires service.
How to order
Submit the assignment through the existing workflow
Read the LTB instructions or order
Confirm whether you—not the LTB—must serve the document.
Specify the permitted method
File & Serve does not choose the method or calculate the effective date.
Upload the complete document set
Provide every page, attachment and party name.
Enter the rental or recipient address
Include unit, buzzer, access, former-tenant information and the real deadline.
Use the factual service record
File & Serve does not complete or advise on official LTB forms; the client uses the factual record as required.
Important limitation
Administrative service only
File & Serve is not a law firm, lawyer, paralegal, collection agency, or debt-settlement service. We do not select forms, calculate deadlines, decide who must be served, determine the permitted method of service, or provide legal advice. The client remains responsible for the legal sufficiency of documents and instructions.
Use the existing request system
Ready to submit an assignment?
Keep the destination postal code, documents, reference number, recipient information, instructions, pricing, HST and payment in one request record.