Free Chicago Rent Increase Notice | RLTO | Fillable PDF Form
Fill in the fields below to generate your formatted rent increase notice. Click Print / Save as PDF when done.
✏️ Fill In Your Rent Increase Notice
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Notice of Rent Increase
Please be advised that effective _______________, your monthly rent for the above-referenced property will increase from $________ to $________ per month, an increase of $________ (______%).
Legal Basis: _______________________________
This notice is provided in accordance with applicable state and local law. Please ensure that your lease or rental agreement is updated to reflect the new rental amount as of the effective date stated above.
If you have any questions regarding this notice, please contact the landlord or property manager at the information provided below.
How to Complete & Serve This Notice
Fill In All Fields Above
Complete every field. The notice preview updates live as you type. The increase amount and percentage are calculated automatically.
Click "Print / Save as PDF"
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Serve the Notice
Chicago requires at least 30–120 days written notice before the increase takes effect. Deliver by personal service, certified mail, or first-class mail. If mailing, add 5 days to the notice period.
Keep a Signed Copy
Sign your copy of the notice and retain it with your tenant file. In any dispute, the burden is on the landlord to prove proper notice was given.
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This form template is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Notice requirements and required disclosures vary by state and municipality. Always verify compliance with applicable state and local rent increase laws before serving notice. Consult a licensed attorney for specific legal questions.
