The Guarantor Letter For Lease is a crucial document in Hong Kong's property leasing landscape, commonly required when landlords seek additional security for their lease agreements. This document is typically used when a tenant's financial standing alone is insufficient to secure the lease, such as in cases of new businesses, overseas tenants, or high-value commercial leases. The letter establishes a legally binding guarantee under Hong Kong law, detailing the guarantor's obligations to step in and fulfill the tenant's responsibilities if they default on their lease obligations. It serves as a risk mitigation tool for landlords while enabling tenants who might otherwise not qualify to enter into lease agreements. The document must comply with Hong Kong's legal requirements for guarantees and property leasing, including the Landlord and Tenant (Consolidation) Ordinance and relevant contract law provisions.

1. Letter Header: Formal letterhead including date, addressee details (landlord), and reference details of the lease

2. Lease Reference: Clear identification of the lease agreement being guaranteed, including property address, parties, and lease date

3. Tenant Identification: Clear details of the tenant whose obligations are being guaranteed

4. Scope of Guarantee: Clear statement of the obligations being guaranteed, including rent, property maintenance, and other tenant obligations

5. Duration of Guarantee: Period for which the guarantee remains valid, including any extension or termination provisions

6. Financial Limits: Maximum amount of liability if any, and specification of guaranteed obligations

7. Payment Terms: Conditions and timing for guarantee payments upon tenant default

8. Declaration: Formal statement confirming the guarantor's understanding and acceptance of obligations

9. Execution Block: Signature block for guarantor, including witness provisions if required