Eviction notices formal documents that tell tenants that you're planning to evict them from your property. There are different types of eviction notice forms depending on the state where you live and the specific circumstances of your tenant. Some forms revolve around lease violations and others deal with tenants who don't pay their rent on time.
Most forms contain information about the property, the tenant's name and contact details and the reason for eviction.
State laws typically determine the length of time you have to wait for the eviction process. You also have to consider the terms of the tenant's original lease agreement.
In some states, you must send at least two eviction notices, along with steps to remedy the situation, before pursuing eviction. In the case of apartment damage or dangerous violations, you may be able to pursue eviction in under a week.
The laws around eviction notices vary by state and city. You should check local regulations before sending the eviction notice.
In many places, you can send the notice via email as long as the tenant has agreed to email communication, such as for rent payment receipts. Otherwise, you can often deliver a paper copy by hand or use registered mail with proof of receipt. In some areas, you need police authority to deliver the eviction notice. But with PDFSimpli you can send any form through the mail or through an email!
