If a tenant does not pay their rent on time in the State of Montana, their landlord can serve them with a Montana three (3) day notice to pay or quit. This document informs the tenant how much rent they owe and …

When a tenant damages a rental property or otherwise breaks the conditions of their lease. Depending on the situation, the landlord can serve them a Montana three (3), five (5), or fourteen (14) day notice to comply or quit. The …

The Montana thirty (30) day notice to quit is a document which notifies a tenant that their landlord will be ending a month-to-month lease or rental agreement. The landlord can deliver this document either by mail or in-person. If the tenant …

The Montana seven (7) day notice to quit is served by mail or in-person by a landlord to a tenant and informs the tenant that their rental agreement will be terminated. From the time that the notice is served, the …

The Nebraska 14/30 day notice to quit is a document which a landlord will mail or hand-deliver to their tenant to inform them that they have violated their lease agreement and must comply with the notice or leave the residence. If …

The Nebraska thirty (30) day notice to vacate is served to a month-to-month tenant by a landlord to fulfill the notice requirement when ending this type of lease agreement. When serving the tenant, the landlord must either serve it personally or …

If a tenant has failed to pay rent, their landlord can serve them with the Nebraska seven (7) day notice to pay or quit. This document provides the tenant with seven (7) days to either pay the amount owed or move …

The Nevada three (3) day notice to quit is served to tenants who have committed severe lease violations or persisted in illegal activity on the property. A tenant can be served this notice if they are a considerable nuisance or if …

The Nevada thirty (30) day notice to terminate, or lease termination letter, is a document that informs a tenant or landlord in a month to month arrangement that the tenancy will end. The minimum amount of notice to be given, by the landlord …

The Nevada five (5) day notice to comply or quit is served to tenants when they have committed some type of a lease or rental agreement violation. The tenant will have five (5) business days to rectify the lease violations, move …

The Nevada seven (7) day notice to pay or quit can be served by a landlord to a tenant if their rent has not been paid on time. The notice provides the tenant with seven (7) days to either pay …

The New Hampshire thirty (30) day lease termination letter is used to terminate a month-to-month or “at will” tenancy. The notice provides the tenant (or landlord) with thirty (30) days’ notice of the serving party’s intention to terminate the lease agreement. …

The New Hampshire seven (7) and thirty (30) day notices to comply or quit are served on tenants who have damaged a rental property or otherwise violated the terms of their lease. This notice informs the tenant of the reason for …

The New Hampshire seven (7) day notice to pay or quit is a legal document which a landlord will serve on a tenant who has failed to pay their rent on time. Before the landlord can serve this notice on the tenant, …

The New Jersey one (1) month lease termination letter is required to be served to month-to-month and other “at-will” tenants before the landlord terminates the rental agreement. The notice provides the tenant with one full month to vacate the rental property. …

The New Jersey notice to quit is issued to a tenant who has either been non-compliant, not paid rent, or engaged in disorderly conduct in order to give them notice that their lease will be terminated if they do not pay …

When a tenant fails to pay rent, their landlord may serve them with the New Mexico three (3) day notice to pay or quit (Form CV-105). The notice informs the tenant that they must pay the past due amount within three (3) …

New Mexico three (3) day notice for substantial non-compliance (Form CV-105) is used in extreme situations to evict a tenant, such as when a tenant has committed a crime, has injured someone, or has significantly damaged the rental property. The notice describes the …

The New Mexico thirty (30) day notice to quit may be used to inform a month-to-month tenant of the landlord’s intention to terminate their rental agreement. Under New Mexico law, the landlord can cancel the rental agreement of an “at-will” tenancy …

The New Mexico seven (7) day notice to comply or quit (Form CV-106) is a form which a landlord sends to a tenant who has committed a lease violation, violated apartment complex rules, and/or broken the law. If the tenant breaks the …

The New York fourteen (14) day notice to pay or quit is used to notify a tenant of the landlord’s intention to terminate the rental agreement and file an eviction lawsuit due to the tenant’s failure to pay rent. The …

The New York thirty (30) day notice to quit, also known as a “Notice to Cure,” is a document that is used to begin the eviction process when a tenant has committed one or more lease violations. The notice tells …

The New York one (1) month notice to terminate is served on tenants who do not fix their lease violation(s) or move out following a ten (10) day notice to cure. In the document, the landlord will name the tenant(s) being …

The New York lease termination letter may be used by a landlord to inform a tenant of the impending termination of a month-to-month lease or rental agreement. Furthermore, this notice may be issued by a tenant to their landlord in order …

The North Carolina ten (10) day notice to pay or quit is used to inform a tenant that they have ten (10) days to either pay the past due rent amount or vacate the rental unit. If the tenant does not …

The North Carolina two (2) day notice to quit is a legal document which is served on week-to-week tenants to inform them of their landlord’s intention to terminate their rental agreement. The notice gives the tenant two (2) days to either …

The North Carolina seven (7) day notice to quit is used by a landlord to inform a month-to-month tenant of their intention to terminate the lease or rental agreement. State law requires that a tenant must receive seven (7) days notice to …

The North Carolina immediate notice to quit is used to evict a tenant that has committed some form of criminal activity on the premises of the rental property or who has otherwise committed an incurable lease violation. In North Carolina, this type …

The North Carolina notice to cure is the document which a landlord should serve to a tenant who has committed one or more “curable” lease violations. The form tells the tenant what their violations are and how long they will have to remedy them. In …

The North Dakota three (3) day notice to quit, also known as the Notice to Evict, can be used to evict a tenant for failing to pay rent, breaching the lease agreement, damaging property, disturbing the peace, or conducting illegal activity on …

The North Dakota thirty (30) day notice to quit is served on a month-to-month tenant to notify them of the landlord’s intention to terminate the written or verbal rent agreement. The notice cannot be served by the landlord. Instead, it must …

The Ohio three (3) day notice to quit for non-compliance is served on a tenant who has committed some type of “curable” lease violation. This document must be served, and the notice period respected before a landlord can file an eviction lawsuit …

The Ohio three (3) day notice to pay or quit is the standard notice that is used to inform a tenant that they must pay past due rent or face being evicted. The notice states that the tenant must either pay …

The Ohio thirty (30) day lease termination letter is to be used to inform a tenant or landlord of the other party’s intention to terminate a month-to-month or “at-will” lease agreement. The notice gives the tenant thirty (30) days to vacate …

The Ohio thirty (30) day notice to quit for a health and safety hazard is used when a tenant has failed to comply with the rental/lease agreement and/or caused a “health and safety hazard” (see citation). The notice gives the tenant …

The Oklahoma fifteen (15) day notice to cure or quit provides the tenant with ten (10) days to remedy a correctable lease violation. If the tenant does not remedy the violation within the ten (10) day period, they must vacate the …

The Oklahoma thirty (30) day termination letter can be used by a landlord or tenant to cancel a month-to-month lease. The notice informs the other party of the sender’s intention to terminate the lease agreement and provides them with the thirty (30) …

The Oklahoma five (5) day notice to quit is served by a landlord on a tenant who has failed to pay the rent. The notice informs the tenant how much rent they owe and that they have five (5) days to pay …

The Oklahoma seven (7) day termination letter is a document that gives a landlord or tenant the required seven (7) days notice to terminate a week-to-week lease by the other party. Once the seven (7) days have elapsed, the tenant must move …

The Oklahoma immediate notice to quit is a legal form that a landlord will serve on a tenant who has committed criminal activity on the rental premises and/or caused (or threatened) damage to the property or other tenants. An example of a criminal activity that is …

The Oregon ten (10) day notice to cure or quit is specifically used when a landlord feels their tenant violated the lease agreement by keeping an unpermitted pet on the premises. An unpermitted pet is an animal capable of causing …

The Oregon one hundred and eighty (180) day lease termination letter can be used by landlord’s to notify tenant’s of their wishes to vacate the rented space. This form is only applicable to manufactured dwellings and floating homes otherwise not …

The Oregon 24 hour notice to vacate can be served on a tenant who has committed a criminal act, an extremely outrageous act (see statutes) or has caused substantial damage to the rented property. The notice provides the tenant with 24 …

The Oregon three (3) day notice to pay or quit is served on a tenant by their landlord when they fail to pay rent on time. A notice to pay or quit comes in two forms: 3-day (72 hours) and …

The Oregon thirty (30) day notice to comply or quit is a warning issued by a landlord to a tenant who has violated their lease agreement. The notice gives the tenant thirty (30) days to cure the violation or vacate …

The Oregon thirty (30)/sixty (60) day lease termination letter is a type of eviction notice produced by a landlord or a tenant advising the other that they wish to terminate their month-to-month lease agreement. A month-to-month tenancy can be terminated …

The Oregon thirty (30)/sixty (60) day termination and removal notice is a form used by a landlord who decides to terminate a manufactured/floating home tenancy due to disrepair and/or deterioration of the exterior of the unit. It is in the …

The Oregon six (6) day notice to pay or quit, much like the 3-day notice to pay or quit, is a form served on a tenant who has failed to pay rent. However, a landlord can serve a 6-day notice after …

The Pennsylvania ten (10) day notice to pay or quit is to be served on a tenant that has failed to pay rent by the designated payment date. If the lease does not specify a grace period for payment, the landlord may serve …

The Pennsylvania ten (10) day notice to quit is to be used by a landlord when a tenant commits illegal drug activity on the premises of the leased property. According to § 250.505-A, an act constituting illegal drug activity occurs when the …