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The Rental Increase Notice is a mandatory document required under Philippine law when property owners wish to implement a rent increase for their tenants. This document is specifically regulated by Republic Act 11802 (Rent Control Act of 2022), which sets strict parameters around rental increases, including a 3% annual cap for covered residential units. The notice must be issued when a landlord intends to increase rent and must provide sufficient advance notice as prescribed by law. It serves as official documentation of the proposed increase and helps ensure compliance with Philippine rental regulations. The document should include specific details about the current rent, proposed increase, effective date, and confirmation of compliance with legal requirements. This type of notice is particularly important in urban areas and cities where rental control measures are strictly enforced.

1. Date and Address Block: Current date and complete contact details of both landlord and tenant, including the property address

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Rental Increase Notice

3. Current Rental Information: Statement of current rental amount and payment terms

4. Increase Declaration: Clear statement of the new rental amount and the percentage increase (ensuring compliance with the 3% maximum under RA 11802)

5. Effective Date: Specification of when the new rental amount will take effect (must provide minimum notice period as required by law)

6. Legal Compliance Statement: Reference to RA 11802 and confirmation that the increase complies with legal requirements

7. Signature Block: Space for landlord's signature and details