To start a Pre-Submission Review, please sign in to your client portal first.
Go to Sign InA PRP reviewer is following up on your submission. The free pre-screen is one-time only — to run another check, talk to PRP about an upgrade.
Before we begin, tell us where you are in the process so we ask only the questions that matter for your situation.
Do you currently have a short-term rental permit registered with the City of Toronto?
Not sure? If you’ve never received an STR-XXXX-XXXXXX registration number from the City by email, choose “No.”
A short check on your existing permit, listing, and compliance status. We use this to flag risks early and identify where PRP can help with retention, portfolio growth, or compliance defense.
All five fields below are required.
STR-XXXX-XXXXXX. From the email the City sent when your registration was approved.Use the same email and phone you have on file with the City — we’ll cross-reference.
The alternate (emergency) contact is a local contact who will be available 24 hours a day during rental periods and will act on your behalf if you are unavailable. At least one alternate contact is required.
Nothing is submitted to the City of Toronto from PRP automatically. A PRP reviewer will be in touch via the email and phone you provided.
Thanks. A PRP reviewer will be in touch within one business day at the email and phone number you provided.
A short interview that mirrors the City of Toronto's short-term rental registration. Your answers stay with PRP. We use them to prepare your strategy before you submit anything to the City.
Mirrors the City of Toronto's registration form. Start typing — we autocomplete from Toronto's civic address list.
If you register as an entire-unit operator, you are limited to renting your property for a maximum of 180 nights per year. If you register as a partial-unit operator, you can rent a maximum of 3 bedrooms and you must advertise one fewer bedroom than the total available.
A few extra details about how you plan to structure your rentals.
Open answers, in your own words. The more detail, the better the strategy.
If anything in this section feels uncomfortable to share, that's a sign it's worth discussing with us. We hold this information in confidence.
PRP does not store images of your government ID. The City verifies the address printed on your ID against the property you are registering. The questions below help us understand whether your ID would pass that check.
Use the same phone and email you intend to use on your City application — this is the City's official method of communication.
The alternate (emergency) contact is a local contact who will be available 24 hours a day during rental periods and will act on behalf of you, if you are unavailable. At least one alternate contact must be provided. It is your responsibility to obtain consent from your alternate contact(s).
Confirm everything before you submit. You can go back to any step to edit.
Before PRP can review your information, you must agree to the following — these are the same declarations the City requires.
Nothing is submitted to the City of Toronto from PRP automatically. You remain in control. A PRP reviewer will be in touch via the email and phone you provided. If you registered with us before, this review will be linked to your client portal automatically.
Thanks. A PRP reviewer will be in touch within one business day at the email and phone number you provided. In the meantime, you can return to your client portal at any time.