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Sample: the names, dates and amounts are examples. Replace them with your own, then delete this line.

Lease Contract

Made on 30 October 2026 at Quezon City.

1. The parties

Party Full name, as on government ID Email

Lessor Maria Santos maria.santos@example.com

Lessee Jose Reyes jose.reyes@example.com

2. What is agreed

Lease of Unit 4B, 12 Sample St., Quezon City, as a home for the Lessee.

3. Money

Jose Reyes pays Maria Santos PHP 12,000 a month. How and when: In advance, on or before the 5th day of each month.

4. Dates

Starts on 1 December 2026. Ends on 30 November 2027. Other dates: First rent on signing.

5. Changes and ending

A change to this contract counts only if it is in writing and every party accepts it. This contract can end early as follows: by either party with sixty (60) days’ written notice. Philippine law applies to this contract.

6. Other terms

One month advance rent and a security deposit of two months’ rent.

7. Signatures

Signer Full name Signature Date

Lessor Maria Santos

Lessee Jose Reyes

Witness Ana Cruz

Witness Paolo Mendoza

Signed electronically under R.A. 8792, sec. 8. To verify, open the address under the signature or scan the QR code on the signing certificate.

For you: not part of the contract, remove this page

– Write what fits your case in sections 2 to 4. Services: the work and the delivery date. Job: the position, pay, hours and start date. Lease: the address, rent, deposit and term. Loan between people: the amount, interest if any, and repayment dates.

– Write each name exactly as on the person’s ID. Use each signer’s own email: the signing code goes there.

– Add a row in section 7 for each extra signer. Delete the witness rows if you do not need them.

– If you sign on paper, delete the line under the signatures. If your signed copy shows no verification address or QR code, as with a plain share link, delete its second sentence.

– R.A. 8792, sec. 16: a contract is not denied validity only because it is electronic. Sec. 8: an electronic signature is equivalent to a handwritten one if it is proved that a prescribed procedure identified the signer and showed their consent.

– Signing online does not replace a notary. If the law or the other party requires notarization, sort that out before you rely on this contract.

Source: R.A. No. 8792 (Electronic Commerce Act of 2000), secs. 5(e), 8, 16, lawphil.net. Checked 01.11.2026. Not legal advice.