A Rent Agreement is a short-term legal contract between a landlord and a tenant for renting residential or commercial property. Typically valid for 11 months, it outlines rent, duration, rights, and responsibilities. It is commonly used for quick, flexible, and legally valid rental arrangements.

1. Protects both landlord and tenant in case of disputes or misunderstandings.
2. Clearly defines the rental term, rent amount, notice period, and deposit.
3. Can be used as valid legal proof for address and residency purposes.
4. Required for police verification, KYC updates, and utility connections.

1. Landlord and tenant information
2. Property address and details
3. Monthly rent, deposit, and mode of payment
4. Duration (usually 11 months)
5. Renewal, termination, and maintenance clauses

1. ID Proof of landlord and tenant
2. Proof of property ownership
3. Utility Bill (as address proof)
4. E-Stamp paper (as per applicable value)
5. Two witnesses (for notarization or registration)

1. Landlords renting residential or commercial property
2. Tenants staying in flats, PGs, or rented houses
3. Students and working professionals living away from home
4. Shop or office renters in commercial buildings

1. At the start of any rental occupancy
2. During police verification or tenant registration
3. For submitting address proof in banks, jobs, or official IDs
4. During service address change (gas, phone, internet, etc.)