FREE 7+ 30-Day Notice to Tenant Samples in PDF | MS Word

Notice Forms are generally the first step to any official change in a contract relationship. Here we will focus on a kind of eviction notice called the 30-day notice to the tenant.

Landlords use such a form to formally tell a certain tenant to move out within or by the end of a month (30 days). This follows as either a final verdict to vacate the premises or as the consequence if the tenant does not remedy his/her violations of the lease contract.

If you’re a landlord and need to vacate a tenant from the premises within 30 days or less, use these free samples as guidelines for your official notice.

Sample 30 Day Eviction Notice to Tenant

Free Tenant 30 Day Notice of Intent to Vacate

Example 30 Day Notice to Tenant

Tenant 30 Day Notice to Vacate Form

How to Use These Samples

For the landlord:

The notice you draft (or print directly) from these samples is only step one in the eviction process of a tenant. Not only does it streamline the eviction process, but it also establishes a record in case the tenant persists against the notice – in this case, you will need further legal action, with these eviction notices serving as evidence of your attempts.

Use these samples when . . .

• you have a valid reason to evict the tenant – you cannot actually kick a tenant out without a court order, so you need good reason, such as a major violation of the lease contract.
• you have exhausted all the other smaller legal, formal, and informal measures to have the tenant remedy the violations to the contract conditions – this is in the case you are actually issuing an eviction notice as a corrective measure.

For the tenant:

If you are a tenant and wish to vacate the premises within the 30-day period, you’ll have to send 30 Day Notice to Landlord Forms to your landlord as well. (See the second sample provided – 30 Day Notice of Intent to Vacate.)

The law in many states require such a notice of intent to be delivered . . .

• in response to an eviction notice (this notice of intent will then serve as agreement and confirmation)
• a certain period of time (20-30 days usually) before the lease contract is to end
• when you intend to move out earlier than your lease contract allows (in the case of a month-to-month agreement; fixed-term agreements may legally require you to still pay for the full duration of the original lease period)

30 Day Notice Letter to Tenant

Landlord 30 Day Notice to Tenant

30 Day Move Out Notice to Tenant

Tenant  30 Day Notice to Vacate

More Free Notice Form Resources

Of course, 30 Day Notice Forms are but one type of official announcement. There are other situations where you will need a professional notice template.

For landlords, other options would be

• 3-day alerts
• 7-day notices
• 60-day notices
• eviction notice by court

Tenants are often required by law to respond to these notices with a notice of intent to vacate, which basically confirms and agrees with the verdict to leave.

Using the above templates, you can draft any of these forms, after all legal and informal action has taken place and the tenant persists.