"Notice to Quit/Termination of Tenancy Form - 7 Day or 15 Day" - Florida

Notice to Quit/Termination of Tenancy Form - 7 Day or 15 Day is a legal document that was released by the Clerk of Court - Clay County, Florida - a government authority operating within Florida.

Form Details:

The latest edition currently provided by the Clerk of Court - Clay County, Florida;
Ready to use and print;
Easy to customize;
Compatible with most PDF-viewing applications;
Fill out the form in our online filing application.

Download a fillable version of the form by clicking the link below or browse more documents and templates provided by the Clerk of Court - Clay County, Florida.

Download "Notice to Quit/Termination of Tenancy Form - 7 Day or 15 Day" - Florida

Download PDF

Fill PDF online

Rate (4.7 / 5) 7 votes

Show Pagination

Instructions for

CIVIL LAW DEPARTMENT

EVICTION NOTICES

Listed below are the 4 types of notices available in the State of Florida for landlords to be served

on tenants based on the reasons for eviction.

THREE DAY NOTICE FOR NON-PAYMENT OF RENT:

A three-day notice must list every adult living on the premises along with the proper address of the

property. If names are unknown, they may be listed as unknown tenants.

The three-day notice gives the tenant(s) an option to pay up or vacate the premises. The amount

stated on the notice can only include back Rent. No late fees or damages may be added. The

tenant(s) must be given three full working days (excluding weekends, holidays and date of service)

and this must be stated on the notice in the “on or before date” section. The notice MUST be

signed and DATED to show the courts when service was made and specified as to the “type” of

service. This would be either by posting or mailing the notice. This will determine the validity of

the three-day notice and further actions by the court.

NOTICE TO QUIT (15 Day and 7 Day Notices)

A notice to quit (15 days notice to vacate) is used when a landlord wishes to terminate a monthly

rental. The landlord is not required to give a specific reason when this notice is served. Tenants

must be given a 15 day notice AT LEAST “15 days prior to when rent is due” again, excluding

date of service. Notice must be signed, dated and given a specific date to vacate.

A landlord who wishes to terminate a rental agreement for non-compliance may also serve a 7

day notice when the rental agreement is week to week. Again, the landlord is not required to give

a specific reason when this notice is served, and again, the notice must also be signed, dated,

and given a specific date to vacate.

SEVEN DAY NOTICE OF NON-COMPLIANCE

When there is a lease agreement, a 7- day notice of non-compliance may be given to tenants who

have failed to comply with the provisions of the lease. The notice must list each adult involved

along with the correct address of the premises. All reasons for non-compliance MUST be listed.

The notice must be signed, dated, and given a specific date to vacate if the non-compliance

cannot be corrected. If the non-compliance CAN be corrected, however, the tenant must given the

option to either correct the problem or vacate.

Contact the Civil Law Department at (904) 284/269-6302 ext 6466 if you have any questions regarding

completing this form.

Document15

Last printed 10/16/2001 3:38 PM