if we are raises the rent of a tenant at will do we need to have a notary sign it to make it legal

we are having personal issues with my ex sister in law who still lives in the house she refuses to leave and pays her rent every month(even though she is usually late giving it to my mother) she has a 3 bedroom apartment with everything included and only pays $300.00 a month with the price of oil and gas , electric ect going up my mother wants to raise her rent at least $100.00 to help cover expenses alittle she wants to make sure she goes about the correct and legal way.

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