the way to avoid that is to pressure your landlord to file the TM30 as soon as you move in or make sure you ask about it before you sign a lease

In theory the TM30 should be filed by your landlord in the 24h after you check in, they are the ones subjected to a fine if they don’t do it.

@Tod ********

right, it’s just that the whole premise would be not to have to worry about asking your landlord to file a new TM30 while you’re already dealing with the headache of an extension just because you spent the week end in a guest house up country 3 months ago 😅

@Tod ********

I always wondered how that would work with most hotels registering you automatically without telling you 🤔

might not be the case here but the first time you do a 90 report, or if you changed your address, you can’t do it online, you have to go in person

@Darren *****

not entirely, the labour law specifies minimums, I encountered this issue when we had to fire an employee on the spot. The labour office came after us because we should have give them 3 months notice or 3 months severance because they had been working with us more than 3 years. In the end it went nowhere because they were fired with cause but I learned about that.

@Jimmy ******

I believe that depending on how long you have been working in a given place the law says you have 1 to 3 months notice, that’s usually enough time to find a solution

@Rakeb ******

may be just try later as they suggest, you may have receive the email but the account is still not created

@Benjamin *****

I am assuming they wouldn’t have receive an email in the first place if that was the case but the landlord doesn’t seem to understand how the system works

I just logged in one of my accounts on the website and seems to be working