Bridgeton, MT · Cumberland County
Rent Control Disclosure Statement
Bridgeton landlords provide this rent control disclosure to tenants, who complete and sign the acknowledgment confirming they received information about their rights.
What this form is
This disclosure explains general tenant rights under Bridgeton’s rent control ordinance and collects the property, landlord, and tenant details, along with the tenant’s acknowledgment of receipt. The document says landlords must provide it to each tenant when applicable and keep a signed disclosure on file with the Office of Rent Leveling and Stabilization. Tenants sign and date the final-page acknowledgment.
Who needs it
Bridgeton landlords provide the disclosure to tenants at the start of a tenancy, and each tenant signs to acknowledge receipt.
How to submit it
The document says landlords must keep a disclosure signed by all tenants on file with the Office of Rent Leveling and Stabilization; it does not provide a delivery address or submission method.
About notarization
No notary is required for this document; the tenant signs and dates the acknowledgment, with no notarized or sworn attachment mentioned.
How to submit this form
- 1
Download The Disclosure
Download the Rent Control Disclosure Statement PDF.
- 2
Complete The Property And Tenant Details
Fill in the property address, landlord details, tenant names and contact information, unit number if applicable, and initial occupancy date.
- 3
Review The Disclosure
Review the information about tenant rights under Bridgeton’s rent control ordinance.
- 4
Sign And Keep On File
Tenants sign and date the acknowledgment; the landlord keeps the signed disclosure on file with the Office of Rent Leveling and Stabilization.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Rent Control Disclosure Statement?
- It informs tenants about general rights under Bridgeton’s rent control ordinance and includes an acknowledgment for tenants to sign confirming receipt.
- Who provides and keeps this disclosure?
- The document says landlords provide the disclosure to each tenant when applicable and keep a copy signed by all tenants on file with the Office of Rent Leveling and Stabilization.
- Do I need a notary for the Rent Control Disclosure Statement?
- No. The tenant signs and dates the acknowledgment; the document does not mention a notarized or sworn attachment.
- How do I submit the Rent Control Disclosure Statement?
- The document instructs landlords to keep the disclosure signed by all tenants on file with the Office of Rent Leveling and Stabilization, but it does not give an address or delivery method.