Filing a Complaint with the Residential Rental Property Tribunal
Here's how to file an application with PEI's Residential Rental Property Tribunal, part of IRAC, and what happens once you do.
Last updated: September 2026
How to File an Application
Applications to the Residential Rental Property Tribunal can be started online through IRAC or by contacting the office directly. You'll need to identify the parties, the rental unit's address, and what you're asking the tribunal to decide, whether it's a deposit dispute, a repair order, or an eviction matter.
What It Involves
Check IRAC's website for current fees and required documents before filing, since these are periodically updated. Have your lease, any written correspondence with the landlord, and photos or condition reports ready to support your application.
What Happens After You File
Once filed, the other party is notified and a hearing is scheduled. The tribunal reviews the evidence from both sides before issuing a written decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I file an application with PEI's Residential Rental Property Tribunal?
Online through IRAC or by contacting the office directly, identifying the parties, the rental address, and what decision you're seeking.
What documents should I have ready before filing?
Your lease, any written correspondence with the landlord, and photos or a condition report supporting your application.
What happens after I file?
The other party is notified, a hearing is scheduled, and the tribunal reviews the evidence before issuing a written decision.
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