Entry notice Form 9

The Entry notice (Form 9) is used to give notice to tenants about an entry by the lessor/agent.
The form is completed by the lessor/agent and given to the tenant/s.

If the premises are being sold, the notice might be given by an agent who is selling the premises (called a ‘secondary agent’). In this case, a copy of the form must also be given to the renting agent. A secondary agent must show the tenant written evidence of their appointment, if asked, before entry can take place.

If you receive this form as a tenant it means that your lessor/agent is notifying you that they intend to enter the rental premises on a particular date. A lessor/agent must not enter the premises unless the entry is authorised under the Act.

If you dispute the grounds on which this notice was given you may first attempt to resolve it by contacting the party who gave the notice. If that fails you can access the RTA’s Dispute Resolution Service by lodging a Dispute Resolution Request (Form 16) with the RTA.