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OREA Form 410 document checklist

OREA Form 410 is the standard Ontario Real Estate Association rental application form. On its own it is just the application; a complete submission also needs supporting documents — government ID, proof of income, references, and credit-check consent. Hivi-X does not provide or generate OREA forms; it turns your brokerage's Form 410 checklist plus supporting documents into one reusable, trackable intake workflow.

What OREA Form 410 is

OREA Form 410 is the Ontario Real Estate Association’s standard "Rental Application — Residential" form. Agents use it to capture a prospective tenant’s details for a landlord’s review. It is the application itself — not the proof behind it.

This page is a practical checklist for assembling a Form 410 submission. It is general information, not legal advice. Hivi-X is not affiliated with OREA and does not generate OREA forms; always follow your brokerage’s guidance and current OREA forms.

The documents that go with Form 410

A landlord almost never decides on the application form alone. The supporting documents are what actually get an applicant approved, and gathering them is where most of the delay happens.

  • Completed OREA Form 410 (rental application).
  • Government-issued photo ID for each applicant.
  • Proof of income — pay stubs, employment letter, or Notice of Assessment.
  • References — current/previous landlord and sometimes employer.
  • Credit-check consent.
  • Guarantor information and guarantee documents where required.

Turn it into a reusable Hivi-X checklist

Instead of re-listing these items in an email for every applicant, build the Form 410 package once in Hivi-X and reuse it. Share the checklist with the applicant; they upload each supporting document through the my-id.ca portal; you track what is missing, approve each item, and export a single landlord-ready PDF package. You spend your time on showings, not on chasing the last reference.

Collect these documents without the chase

Share a checklist on the my-id.ca portal, track what's missing, and export an audit-ready PDF package.

FAQ

Beyond the completed Form 410 itself, a typical submission includes government photo ID, proof of income (pay stubs, an employment letter, or a Notice of Assessment), landlord and sometimes employer references, and credit-check consent. Guarantor documents are added when the landlord requires a guarantee. Exact requirements are set by the landlord and your brokerage.

No. Form 410 is the rental application a prospective tenant submits to be considered. The lease itself in Ontario is the government’s standard form of lease. Hivi-X helps you collect the application and its supporting documents; signing the lease is a separate step.

General information for Ontario realtors only. Not legal, tenancy, or compliance advice. Hivi-X is document-collection software — not a licensed brokerage or real estate agent. Not affiliated with or endorsed by RECO, OREA, or FINTRAC. Checklists organize client uploads; you remain responsible for identity verification, FINTRAC record-keeping, and regulatory compliance per current FINTRAC guidance and your brokerage policy. Last updated 2026-07-09.

General information for Ontario realtors only. Not legal, tenancy, or compliance advice. Hivi-X is document-collection software — not a licensed brokerage or real estate agent. Not affiliated with or endorsed by RECO, OREA, or FINTRAC. Checklists organize client uploads; you remain responsible for identity verification, FINTRAC record-keeping, and regulatory compliance per current FINTRAC guidance and your brokerage policy.

OREA Form 410 Document Checklist (Ontario) | Hivi-X