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Compensation readiness
Check Ontario N12 one-month rent compensation, acceptable alternate-unit records, purchaser own-use responsibility, and the September 21, 2026 120-day exception prompt.
Researched by usecos.app Research & Engineering · Official sources verified 2026-08-01
For the current 60-day Ontario N12 path, keep one month's rent compensation or an accepted alternate unit visible and documented by the N12 termination date. The future 120-day no-compensation prompt is limited to landlord-own-use notices served on or after September 21, 2026 where the statutory criteria can apply; purchaser own-use notices should still keep compensation visible.
Official form boundary. This helper creates a preparation summary only. It does not replace a current LTB notice, application, service rule, hearing direction, order, lawyer, or licensed paralegal.
Keep compensation or accepted alternate-unit proof visible before relying on an N12 path.
Confirm the current Ontario rule, LTB form, filing instruction, or evidence direction before serving a notice or filing an application.
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