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  • This form also known as: demand for compliance, demand for possession, demand letter to tenant, landlord demand letter, legal notice to tenant

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A Demand for Compliance is a legal document used to notify a tenant of their failure to pay rent or otherwise abide by the terms of their lease. It is frequently used when another letter such as a Notice to Pay Rent or Notice to Quit has already been sent. This letter demands that the tenant remedy the issue, or give up possession of the property to the Landlord, within a certain timeframe.

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To review Alabama's legislation regarding residential rentals (Ala. Code SS. 35-9-1 to -100), click here.

To review Alaska's legislation regarding residential rentals (Alaska Stat. SS. 34.03.010 to .380), click here.

To review Arizona's legislation regarding residential rentals (Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. SS. 12-1171 to -1183 and SS. 33-1301 to -1381), click here and here.

To review Arkansas legislation regarding residential rentals (Ark. Code Ann. SS. 18-16-101 to -306), click here.

To review California's legislation regarding residential rentals (Cal. [Civ.] Code SS. 1940-1954.1, 1961-1962.7, 1995.010-1995.340, and 1997.010-1997.270.), click here.

To review Colorado's legislation regarding residential rentals (Colo. Rev. Stat. SS. 38-12-101 to -104 and -301 to -302), click here.

To review Connecticut's legislation regarding residential rentals (Conn. Gen. Stat. Ann. SS. 47a-1 to -74), click here.

To review Delaware's legislation regarding residential rentals (Del. Code. Ann. tit. 25, SS. 5101-7013 (excluding Ch. 61)), click here.

To review the District of Columbia's legislation regarding residential rentals (D.C. Code Ann. SS. 42-3201 to -4097 and -3501.01 to -3509.03), click here.

To review Florida's legislation regarding residential rentals (Fla. Stat. Ann. SS. 83.40-.66), click here.

To review Georgia's legislation regarding residential rentals (Ga. Code Ann. SS. 44-7-1 to -81), click here.

To review Hawaii's legislation regarding residential rentals (Haw. Rev. Stat. SS. 521-1 to -78), click here.

To review Idaho's legislation regarding residential rentals (Idaho Code SS. 6-301 to -324 and SS. 55-201 to -313), click here.

To review Illinois legislation regarding residential rentals (Ill. Comp. Stat. ch. 765, para. 705/0.01-740/5), click here.

To review Indiana's legislation regarding residential rentals (Ind. Code Ann. SS. 32-31-1-1 to 32-31-8-6), click here.

To review Iowa's legislation regarding residential rentals (Iowa Code Ann. SS. 562A.1-.36), click here.

To review Kansas legislation regarding residential rentals (Kan. Stat. Ann. SS. 58-2501 to -2573), click here.

To review Kentucky's legislation regarding residential rentals (Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. SS. 383.010-.715), click here.

To review Louisiana's legislation regarding residential rentals (La. Rev. Stat. Ann. SS. 9:3221-3252 and La. Civ. Code Ann. art. 2669-2729), click here and here.

To review Maine's legislation regarding residential rentals (Me. Rev. Stat. Ann. tit. 14, SS. 6001-6046), click here.

To review Maryland's legislation regarding residential rentals (Md. Real Prop. Code Ann., SS. 8-101 to -604), click here.

To review Massachusetts legislation regarding residential rentals (Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 186 SS. 1-21), click here.

To review Michigan's legislation regarding residential rentals (Mich. Comp. Laws Ann. SS. 554.601-.640), click here.

To review Minnesota's legislation regarding residential rentals (Minn. Stat. Ann. SS. 504B.001 to 504B.471), click here.

To review Mississippi's legislation regarding residential rentals (Miss. Code Ann. SS. 89-8-1 to -27), click here.

To review Missouri's legislation regarding residential rentals (Mo. Ann. Stat. SS. 441.005 to .880, and SS. 535.010-.300), click here and here.

To review Montana's legislation regarding residential rentals (Mont. Code Ann. SS. 70-24-101 to -25-206), click here.

To review Nebraska's legislation regarding residential rentals (Neb. Rev. Stat. SS. 76-1401 to -1449), click here.

To review Nevada's legislation regarding residential rentals (Nev. Rev. Stat. Ann. SS. 118A.010-.520), click here.

To review New Hampshire's legislation regarding residential rentals (N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. SS. 540:1 to 540:29, 540-A:1 to 540-A:8, and 540-B:1-10), click here.

To review New Jersey's legislation regarding residential rentals (N.J. Stat. Ann. SS. 46:8-1 to-49), click here.

To review New Mexico's legislation regarding residential rentals (N.M. Stat. Ann. SS. 47-8-1 to -51), click here.

To review New York's legislation regarding residential rentals, visit the following links: New York Real Property Law (RPP) §§ 220-238, Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law (RPA) §§ 701-767, 769-783, 801-853, Multiple Dwelling Law (MDW) all

To review North Carolina's legislation regarding residential rentals (N.C. Gen. Stat. SS. 42-1 to 42-14.2 and 42-25-6 to 42-76), click here.

To review North Dakota's legislation regarding residential rentals (N.D. Cent. Code SS. 47-16-01 to -41), click here.

To review Ohio's legislation regarding residential rentals (Ohio Rev. Code Ann. SS. 5321.01-.19), click here.

To review Oklahoma's legislation regarding residential rentals (Okla. Stat. Ann. tit. 41, SS. 1-136), click here.

To review Oregon's legislation regarding residential rentals (Or. Rev. Stat. SS. 90.100-.450), click here.

To review Pennsylvania's legislation regarding residential rentals (Pa. Stat. Ann. tit. 68, SS. 250.101-.510-B), click here.

To review Rhode Island's legislation regarding residential rentals (R.I. Gen. Laws SS. 34-18-1 to -57), click here.

To review South Carolina's legislation regarding residential rentals (S.C. Code Ann. SS. 27-40-10 to -940), click here.

To review South Dakota's legislation regarding residential rentals (S.D. Codified Laws Ann. SS. 43-32-1 to -29), click here.

To review Tennessee's legislation regarding residential rentals (Tenn. Code Ann. SS. 66-28-101 to -520), click here.

To review Texas legislation regarding residential rentals (Tex. Prop. Code Ann. SS. 91.001-92.354), click here.

To review Utah's legislation regarding residential rentals (Utah Code Ann. SS. 57-17-1 to -5 and -22-1 to -6), click here.

To review Vermont's legislation regarding residential rentals (Vt. Stat Ann. tit. 9, SS. 4451-4468), click here.

To review Virginia's legislation regarding residential rentals (Va. Code Ann. SS. 55-218.1 to -248.40), click here.

To review Washington's legislation regarding residential rentals (Wash. Rev. Code Ann. SS. 59.04.010-.900 and .18.010-.911), click here.

To review West Virginia's legislation regarding residential rentals (W. Va. Code SS. 37-6-1 to -30), click here.

To review Wisconsin's legislation regarding residential rentals (Wis. Stat. Ann. SS. 704.01-.45), click here.

To review Wyoming's legislation regarding residential rentals (Wyo. Stat. SS. 1-21-1201 to -1211 and 34-2-128 to -129), click here.

To review British Columbia's legislation regarding residential rentals (Residential Tenancy Act, Chapter 78 (SBC 2002)), click here.

To review Manitoba's legislation regarding residential rentals (Residential Tenancies Act, C.C.S.M. c. R119), click here.

To review New Brunswick's legislation regarding residential rentals (Residential Tenancies Act), click here.

To review Newfoundland and Labrador's legislation regarding residential rentals (SNL2000 Chapter R-14.1, Residential Tenancies Act, 2000), click here.

To review Northwest Territories legislation regarding residential rentals (Residential Tenancies, R.S.N.W.T. 1988, c. R-5), click here.

To review Nova Scotia's legislation regarding residential rentals (1989 Revised Statutes, ch. 401, Residential Tenancies Act), click here.

To review Nunavut's legislation regarding residential rentals (Residential Tenancies Act (Nunavut), R.S.N.W.T. 1988, c.R-5), click here.

To review Ontario's legislation regarding residential rentals (Tenant Protection Act, 1997, S.O. 1997, Chapter 24), click here.

To review Prince Edward Island's legislation regarding residential rentals (Rental of Residential Property Act, ch. R-13.1), click here.

To review Saskatchwan's legislation regarding residential rentals (Residential Tenancies Act, Ch. R-22, R.S.S. 1978), click here.

To review Yukon Territory legislation regarding residential rentals (Landlord and Tenants Act, R.S.Y. 2002, Ch. 131), click here.

Tenant Information:

How many Tenants do you wish to address the letter to?

First Tenant:

Second Tenant:

Property Information:

Do you wish to add a suite number?
 Yes No

Suite Number:

Address:

City:

Country:

Province:

State:

Zip:

Landlord Information:

How many Landlords are there?

First Landlord:

Second Landord:

Landlord Contact Phone (e.g. (384) 926-4847):

Landlord Contact Address:

Lease Information:

Date Lease was Signed (e.g. June 1, 2005):

Prior Notice:

Select the type of prior notice you have given the tenant:

Date this notice was delivered (e.g. May 15, 2007):

As a result of this notice, is the Tenant's lease now terminated?
 Yes No

How long does the Tenant now have to return possession of the premises to you? (e.g. 7 days)

How long does the Tenant now have to either pay you or return possession of the premises? (e.g. 7 days)

How long does the Tenant now have to return possession of the premises to you? (e.g. 7 days)

How long does the Tenant now have to cure violations or return possession of the premises? (e.g. 7 days)

Describe the reason for the prior notice:


How long does the Tenant now have to comply with the lease or return possession of the premises? (e.g. 7 days)

Signing Information:

Date of Signing, if known:

Day (e.g. 11):

Month (e.g. June):

Year (e.g. 2007):

Place of Signing:

City:

Country:

Province:

State:

Proof of Service:

A proof of service provides written evidence that the tenant was served with this form.
Do you wish to include a proof of service?
 Yes No

Date of Delivery, if known (e.g. July 31, 2007):

This notice will be:

Delivery will be via:

Select who will witness the signing of this notice: