Tenant Move-Out Notice
A state-aware notice-to-vacate letter with the required notice period, move-out date, and delivery instructions — not legal advice.
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What you get
A state-aware notice-to-vacate letter in a text format, including unit address, move-out date, and delivery instructions, for £1.00.
Who it's for
- Landlords needing to evict tenants
- Property managers handling tenant notices
- Estate agents dealing with rental properties
- Individuals letting out rooms or flats
Use cases
- When a tenant is not paying rent and needs to be notified to vacate
- If a property is being sold and tenants must be given notice to leave
- When a landlord wants to end a tenancy agreement due to behavioural issues
- If a tenant is not adhering to the terms of the rental agreement
- When a property manager needs to serve notice to multiple tenants at once
- If an individual is letting out a room in their home and needs to end the tenancy
FAQ
how much notice do i need to give to move out
The notice period varies by state, for example, in California, it's 30 days for tenancies less than 1 year and 60 days for longer tenancies. This notice-to-vacate letter will specify the correct notice period based on your state and tenancy length.
what is a 30 day notice to vacate in california
A 30-day notice to vacate in California is a formal letter informing the tenant that they must leave the premises within 30 days, as required by California law for tenancies of less than 1 year. Our notice-to-vacate letter will be tailored to your specific situation.
how do i write a notice to vacate
You can use our notice-to-vacate letter template, which includes the unit address, move-out date, notice period applied, landlord signature block, and date sent. It will be personalised based on the details you provide, such as tenancy details and landlord name.
what is the difference between a 30, 60, and 90-day notice
The difference lies in the length of time the tenant has to vacate the premises. A 30-day notice is typically used for shorter tenancies or in states like California for tenancies under 1 year, while 60 and 90-day notices are used for longer tenancies or in states like New York, depending on the tenure. Our letter will specify the correct notice period for your situation.
Sample output
August 1, 2026 12 Oak Street Unit 4 [City, CA] Pursuant to California Civil Code §1946.1, this letter provides 60 days written notice that your tenancy at 12 Oak Street Unit 4 will terminate on October 31, 2026. As you have been a tenant for over one year, the 60-day notice period applies. We expect the unit to be returned in a clean and tidy condition, reasonable wear and tear excepted, on or before the move-out date. All keys, including any copies made during your tenancy, should be returned to us by the same date. Please note that this notice is being sent to you via certified mail and email (jane@example.com) to ensure you receive it in a timely manner. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this notice, please do not hesitate to contact us. Sincerely, Jane Doe jane@example.com 555-0100 This letter is a template only — verify notice requirements with a licensed attorney in your state before serving.
Last updated: 2026-06-28