Eviction Notice

Every state has a slightly different Eviction Notice form. Depending on your state, the Eviction Form is sometimes called an "Eviction Notice," "Notice to Vacate," "Notice to Pay Rent or Quit," "Notice to Quit," "Eviction Letter," or "3 Day Notice." Please choose your state below to purchase the correct form for your state.

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	Alabama Eviction Notice			Louisiana Eviction Notice			Ohio Eviction Notice
	Alaska Eviction Notice			Maine Eviction Notice			Oklahoma Eviction Notice
	Arizona Eviction Notice			Maryland Eviction Notice			Oregon Eviction Notice
	Arkansas Eviction Notice			Massachusetts Eviction Notice			Pennsylvania Eviction Notice
	California Eviction Notice			Michigan Eviction Notice			Puerto Rico Eviction Notice
	Colorado Eviction Notice			Minnesota Eviction Notice			Rhode Island Eviction Notice
	Connecticut Eviction Notice			Mississippi Eviction Notice			South Carolina Eviction Notice
	Delaware Eviction Notice			Missouri Eviction Notice			South Dakota Eviction Notice
	Florida Eviction Notice			Montana Eviction Notice			Tennessee Eviction Notice
	Georgia Eviction Notice			Nebraska Eviction Notice			Texas Eviction Notice
	Hawaii Eviction Notice			Nevada Eviction Notice			Utah Eviction Notice
	Idaho Eviction Notice			New Hampshire Eviction Notice			Vermont Eviction Notice
	Illinois Eviction Notice			New Jersey Eviction Notice			Virginia Eviction Notice
	Indiana Eviction Notice			New Mexico Eviction Notice			Washington Eviction Notice
	Iowa Eviction Notice			New York Eviction Notice			West Virginia Eviction Notice
	Kansas Eviction Notice			North Carolina Eviction Notice			Wisconsin Eviction Notice
	Kentucky Eviction Notice			North Dakota Eviction Notice			Wyoming Eviction Notice

Unlike a sample eviction notice letter, or one of the many of the free eviction notice forms the internet, the Eviction Notices on this site are designed to specifically fit the requirements of each corresponding state. Make sure you follow the instructions when customizing your form. When you are done filling out the eviction notice template, print it, sign it, and make some copies of it.

For safety reasons, if you are going to hand-deliver your Eviction Notice, make sure you do it during daylight hours. Write down on your copies what time you delivered the Eviction Form to the tenant. It helps to have a witness with you who can watch you deliver the Eviction Notice and testify later that they saw you deliver it. That is in case the tenant claims that they never got it. Some people also have a friend take a picture of them delivering the Eviction Form.

If you mail the Eviction Notice, it is a good idea to send it via regular mail AND certified mail. Sometimes a tenant will refuse certified mail because they can guess what it is. If you end up going to court later, you can show the judge that you sent it both ways, and the certified mail came back to you as "refused." That way you can prove the tenant received (or had the opportunity to receive) the Eviction Notice Form.

Disclaimer: Although this site strives to have the most current information on state eviction laws and forms, legislatures and judges' rulings are always changing the laws. The information on this site is to be used as a guide, and is not to be used as legal advice, or as a substitute for the advice of an attorney. If you believe any information on this site is incorrect or needs to be updated, please Contact Us immediately. *This statement does not mean you are receiving legal advice or counsel. The attorneys used to create this form may not have been licensed in your state. Purchasing a form does not create an attorney-client relationship.