Rent Receipt in Oregon

A simple rent receipt to give a tenant for each payment — especially cash. Some states require a receipt for cash rent; check your state below.

What Oregon law says

Rent receipts	On request. A tenant who asks for written proof of payment is entitled to it from the landlord as a condition of making the payment. It may be a receipt, account statement or other acknowledgment and must show the amount paid, the date of payment, and information identifying the landlord or the rental property. For payments by mail, deposit or other non-in-person methods, the landlord must provide it within a reasonable time after the request. Separately, the landlord must give a receipt for any security deposit paid. Source: ORS 90.140(2); ORS 90.300(2)(a)

Rent receipts

On request. A tenant who asks for written proof of payment is entitled to it from the landlord as a condition of making the payment. It may be a receipt, account statement or other acknowledgment and must show the amount paid, the date of payment, and information identifying the landlord or the rental property. For payments by mail, deposit or other non-in-person methods, the landlord must provide it within a reasonable time after the request. Separately, the landlord must give a receipt for any security deposit paid.

Source: ORS 90.140(2); ORS 90.300(2)(a)

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RENT RECEIPT No. [receipt number]

Date received: [date received]

Received from: [tenant name(s)]

Rental address: [rental address]

Amount: $[amount paid] Paid by: [cash / check no. / money order / electronic]

For: rent for the period [rental period, e.g. Nov 1-30] Balance still owed: $[balance owed]

Received by: [landlord or agent name], [landlord address or phone] Signature: ____________________

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General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.