Free Printable Eviction Notice - Page 2
Why Do I Need an Eviction Notice?
A landlord may use an eviction notice to inform a tenant about the termination of the lease or rental contract. There are several reasons to prepare such a letter. The most likely is the non-payment of the rent. However, violation of the terms of the contract, including damage to property, the excess of sound limits and so on, may also cause riddance. For the first time, a lessor may make a verbal remark. In case a tenant fails to fulfill set conditions, they will receive a 3-day notice. This means they still have time to settle the problem or leave the apartment. Otherwise, the landlord may apply to a court for an eviction motion. Note, that any attempts to evict a lessee are illegal if you do not have a court order called a Judgment for Possession.
You can find the template of a letter for free on our website and fill it out electronically. Make any changes you want, including editing and adding fillable fields. An online form may be signed and sent to a recipient via email, fax or SMS.
How to Prepare An Eviction Notice
There are available templates of a 30-day and a 3-day eviction notice. Both of these documents have to be completed in accordance with certain rules.
Read the following information on how to fill out the blank form.
If necessary, print out the form and fill it out by hand. However, that means you will need to meet with your tenant in person, which may be too inconvenient in case of a conflict.
Three days counting starts from the first day after the notice is issued.
