Lease Renewal Letter Form – Ready to Fill & Submit

Lease Renewal Letter Form

Minimum 15 Days

Landlord & Tenants

Residential Rental

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A lease renewal letter is a formal document used by either the landlord or tenant to extend an existing lease agreement for another term under mutually agreed conditions. It helps confirm the proposed renewal period, any updated terms, and the effective start date of the continued tenancy. This notice ensures both parties have a clear, written understanding before the current lease expires, helping to avoid disputes and maintain compliance with rental regulations. Download your professionally drafted, easy-to-complete fillable template today to renew your agreement with confidence.


Use this form when a tenant plans to continue renting. They should send this letter to formally request and notify the landlord that they want to extend their lease for another term.

The landlord can send the lease renewal letter when they intend to renew the lease before it expires.

This letter is commonly used 30 or 90 days before the end of the lease to ensure neither party faces an unexpected vacancy or move-out.

If both parties agreed to switch from a fixed-term to a month-to-month agreement, the renewal letter documents this change professionally.


This section includes the names of the landlord and tenant to identify who is entering into the renewal clearly.

Write the complete address of the property (premises) covered by the renewal.

Mention the date the original lease agreement was signed.

Choose the extension period, such as the number of days, months, or years. You can also convert the lease into a month-to-month tenancy.

If the lease will be amended, such as changes in rent amount, responsibilities, or policies.

If the lease will be amended, such as changes in rent amount, responsibilities, or policies.

Both parties should confirm their acceptance of the renewal terms by signing and dating the document.


  1. Landlord & Tenant Information: Write the full names and complete mailing addresses of both parties.
  2. Property Address: Specify the complete address of the rental property covered by the renewal, including building, apartment, or unit number.
  3. Lease Date: Mention the date the existing lease agreement was signed.
  4. Renewal Type: Select the renewal type, such as:
    • Extend the lease for a set number of days, months, or years.
    • Convert the agreement to month-to-month.
    • Specify another form of extension.
  5. Start Date: Enter the date renewal begins immediately after the current lease ends.
  6. Additional Amendments: Describe additional amendments, such as updated rent, responsibilities, or policies.
  7. Sign & Date: Both the landlord and the tenant must sign and date the renewal form for it to be legally binding.

It is a formal document used to extend an existing lease agreement for an additional term. It outlines the renewal period, the effective start date, and any updates or adjustments to the original lease.

Both the landlord and the tenant can issue it. A landlord may send this notice to a tenant to offer continued tenancy, or a tenant may send an intent to renew lease letter to request an extension.

Of course, once both parties sign and date the renewal, it becomes a legally binding extension of the original lease.

Most landlords and tenants send the renewal 30-90 days before the end of the current lease term. However, the required notice period may vary depending on state law or the original lease agreement.

Yes, the form allows conversion to a month-to-month rental agreement, with a specified termination notice period.