Do I need to refile TM30 if I stay an extra night in my old condo?

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Jun 30, 2019

5 years ago

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Hi all, quick TM30 question: 

I’m suppose to move to serviced apartments today but it turns out my current condo changed the rules and I cannot move in weekends.

My work handles the papers in my end. So, I’m thinking that my new address has already been filed as my lease also expires today. My question is, if now I’m spending one more night in old condo... should the old condo file for TM30 again?

Thanks

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The user is seeking clarification on whether their old condo needs to refile a TM30 form since they are spending an additional night at their previous residence due to a change in moving rules.

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