An Eviction Notice is a formal legal document served by a landlord to a tenant to begin the process of removing them from the property. You cannot simply change the locks; you must follow a strict legal process. Issuing an accurate eviction notice ensures that you don’t violate tenant rights and face a counter-lawsuit.

What Is the Difference Between a Notice to Quit and a Notice of Lease Violation?

• Notice of Lease Violation: This is a warning given when a tenant breaks a rule (like having an unauthorized pet) but is given a chance to fix the issue.
• Notice to Quit: This is a more serious demand for the tenant to move out by a specific date, often due to non-payment of rent.

What Are Section 21 and Section 8 Notices?

In specific regions like the UK, landlords must use a Section 21 Notice for “no-fault” possessions or a Section 8 Notice if the tenant has breached the agreement. These are highly technical forms that you can generate quickly and legally to ensure compliance with the latest 2026 regulations.