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Generate a legally-binding eviction notice in minutes.

Skip the $350/hour attorney fees. Use our smart builder to automatically draft a court-ready, state-specific Notice to Quit and Proof of Service.

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How AutoEvict Works

Generate authoritative, state-compliant forms without the hourly attorney fees. The process takes less than 3 minutes.

1. Select Your State

Choose your property type, state, and eviction reason. Our dynamic form adapts to ensure your notice complies with your local jurisdiction.

2. Provide Details

Fill in the tenant's information, property address, and the specific violation or past-due rent amounts required for the document.

3. Download & Serve

Instantly download your standardized Notice to Quit and Proof of Service Declaration. Print it out and deliver it to your tenant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our eviction notice generator.

Are these notices legally binding?

Yes. Our forms are formatted based on standard state statutes for eviction notices (Notices to Quit). However, as a landlord, it is your legal responsibility to ensure you are selecting the correct notice period (e.g., 3-Day vs. 30-Day) as dictated by your state's current laws and your specific lease agreement.

How do I properly serve this notice?

Service laws vary by state, but standard acceptable methods include Personal Delivery (handing it directly to the tenant), Substituted Service (leaving it with another adult at the property and mailing a copy), or posting it securely to the front door and mailing a copy. Your generated PDF includes a Proof of Service form to document your chosen method for the court.

What happens after I serve the notice?

Once the notice is served, the "clock" begins on the notice period. If the tenant cures the violation (e.g., pays the rent) within that timeframe, the tenancy usually continues. If the deadline passes and they remain on the property, you can file a formal eviction lawsuit (Unlawful Detainer) with your local court.

How do I get my document?

After you complete the brief questionnaire and submit your one-time payment, the system instantly generates your tailored PDF. You can download it directly to your device, and a backup copy will be automatically emailed to the address you provide.

Document Generator

Step 1 of 5: Property Details

Tenant & Property Details

Accuracy here is critical. Courts require exact matching to the original lease.

Select the date the lease started. If verbal, select the approximate move-in date.

Violation Details

Provide specifics regarding the chosen notice type.

Statutory Notice Period

Landlord & Delivery Details

Where should the tenant contact you?

Delivery Method

Some states require specific notices to be served by a Sheriff or Constable. Please verify your local laws.

Sign Your Document

You can sign electronically now, or leave it blank to print and sign with a pen later.

If left blank, we will generate a physical signature line for you on the final PDF.

Complete Your Notice

Unlock your premium, attorney-drafted PDF.

  • Court-Ready Formatting Traditional legal layout expected by judges.
  • State-Specific Compliance Tailored to your state statutes.
  • Proof of Service Included Protects your case if tenant denies receiving it.
  • Instant Download & Backup Get your PDF immediately + email backup.
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NOTICE OF TERMINATION

To:
Rental Address:
Date:

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT, under the terms of the lease agreement dated for the rent and use of the premises listed above now occupied by you:

THIS NOTICE IS PROVIDED TO YOU IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LEASE AND STATE LAW. NOTHING IN THIS NOTICE IS INTENDED OR SHALL BE CONSTRUED AS A WAIVER BY THE LANDLORD OF ANY RIGHTS OR REMEDIES THE LANDLORD MAY HAVE UNDER THE LEASE OR UNDER STATE OR FEDERAL LAW.

Landlord / Agent Signature

Date

Landlord's Contact Information: