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Landlord notices that hold upwhen you get to court.
Answer a short set of questions and get a properly worded 14-day rent demand — bundled with the 5-day late notice — or a 30, 60, or 90-day termination notice. Deadlines are calculated for you. Affidavit of service included.
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Fourteen (14) Day Notice to Pay Rent
RPAPL § 711(2) — Written Rent Demand
TO: Jordan Ellis, Tenant and all others in possession
PREMISES: 44 Chestnut St., Unit 2, Kingston, NY 12401
DATE OF NOTICE: March 3, 2026
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that you are justly indebted to the undersigned in the total sum of $3,600.00 for rent of the premises…
• January 2026 — $1,800.00
• February 2026 — $1,800.00
…pay on or before March 17, 2026 or surrender possession.
Landlord/Owner
What you can generate
14-Day Rent Demand
RPAPL § 711(2)
An itemized written demand for unpaid rent — the predicate notice a court expects before a non-payment proceeding.
5-Day Late Notice
RPL § 235-e(d)
Bundled automatically with your rent demand. Skipping it hands your tenant an affirmative defense.
30 / 60 / 90-Day Termination
RPL § 226-c
We read your tenancy start date and pick the correct notice period, then calculate the termination date for you.
Three steps, about five minutes
01
Answer the questions
Landlord, tenants, premises, and either the rent owed or the tenancy start date.
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Check the preview
See the exact document, watermarked, before you pay a cent.
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Pay $50 and download
Clean PDF with an affidavit of service attached, ready to print and serve.
Ready when your tenant isn't
Build the document for free. You only pay when you're satisfied with the preview — $50 per notice, or a monthly plan if you manage multiple units.