By State

Eviction Notice Periods, State by State

The notice period for nonpayment of rent varies significantly by state — from immediate filing to 14 days. Find yours below, then get a notice drafted to match your state's exact requirements.

Alabama7 days →Alaska7 days →Arizona5 days →Arkansas3 days →California3 days →Colorado10 days →Connecticut9 days →Delaware5 days →Florida3 days →Georgia7 days →Hawaii5 days →Idaho3 days →Illinois5 days →Indiana10 days →Iowa3 days →Kansas3 days →Kentucky7 days →LouisianaQuit notice →Maine7 days →Maryland10 days →Massachusetts14 days →Michigan7 days →Minnesota14 days →Mississippi3 days →MissouriQuit notice →Montana3 days →Nebraska7 days →Nevada7 days →New Hampshire7 days →New JerseyQuit notice →New Mexico3 days →New York14 days →North Carolina10 days →North Dakota3 days →OhioQuit notice →Oklahoma5 days →Oregon10 days →Pennsylvania10 days →Rhode Island5 days →South Carolina5 days →South Dakota3 days →Tennessee14 days →Texas3 days →Utah3 days →Vermont14 days →Virginia5 days →Washington14 days →Washington DC10 days →West VirginiaImmediate →Wisconsin5 days →Wyoming3 days →