Fill a Lease Addendum online — free template
A lease addendum is a written amendment to an existing lease — adding a new tenant, allowing a pet, raising the rent, or extending the term. AttachKit auto-fills your existing landlord + tenant info so you only type the new terms.
Who needs it: Landlords or property managers modifying an in-force lease. Tenants requesting a documented change (pet permission, rent reduction). Roommates adding a new occupant.
Why fill it here
- Auto-fill landlord name + address, tenant name(s), property address, original lease date from your saved profile.
- Free-form text section for the new term — pet clause, rent-increase amount, additional occupant name, etc.
- Sign in-browser via /app/sign — adds an audit-trail page with timestamp + browser details.
- Free to fill unlimited forms (15 signed PDFs/mo on the free tier).
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Lease Addendum questions, answered
General information, not legal or tax advice
This page is general information about a commonly-used document. State and local law varies — for advice on your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. AttachKit fills the PDF; you're responsible for whether the contents are right for your case.
- Does both parties need to sign an addendum?
- Yes. An addendum that changes the lease's terms requires every party to the original lease to sign — landlord plus every tenant. Use /app/sign's Multi-party flow (Max) or send-to-sign for remote signers.
- When should I use an addendum vs a new lease?
- Addendum for small changes mid-term (one clause, no expiration change). New lease at renewal, when many terms change, or when adding a tenant to a long-term agreement. State landlord-tenant law often dictates which is required.
- Is this template legally binding?
- An addendum signed by all parties is binding under most state laws, but specific clauses (rent control, eviction terms, security deposits) are state-regulated. Have an attorney review for high-stakes changes.
More forms: Lease agreement · Rental application · Eviction Notice · Sublease Agreement · Lease Termination Letter