Eviction Notice in New York

New York Requirements

• 14-day written demand for rent required before filing nonpayment proceeding
• 30-day notice to terminate month-to-month tenancy (or 60/90 days for long-term tenants)
• Predicate notice must be served by personal delivery, substituted service, or conspicuous place service
• Good cause eviction protections may apply under recent legislation
• Tenant has the right to cure a lease violation before eviction in most cases

How to Complete This Form

1. 1Determine the legal ground for eviction (nonpayment, lease violation, or tenancy termination).
2. 2Prepare the appropriate notice form using your state's required format and time period.
3. 3Include all required information: tenant name, property address, reason for eviction, and cure period (if applicable).
4. 4Serve the notice on the tenant using a method authorized by your state (personal service, posting, or certified mail).
5. 5Wait for the notice period to expire before filing an eviction lawsuit.
6. 6If the tenant does not comply, file the eviction complaint with the appropriate court and pay the filing fee.
7. 7Attend the court hearing with copies of the lease, notice, and proof of service.

Eviction Notice in Other States

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