What Is a No-Fault Eviction Notice?
Landlord ends tenancy without any tenant wrongdoing
Used for: End of lease, owner move-in, demolition, redevelopment
Notice period in Connecticut: 3 days
Connecticut Requirements
✓ Minimum notice period: 3 days
✓ Must be in writing and addressed to the tenant by name
✓ Must include the specific reason for the notice
✓ Must clearly describe the violation or reason
✓ Must include the landlord's name and signature
✓ Must include the date the notice is served
✓ Must be properly delivered (in person, posted on door, or certified mail)
Sample Notice Language
⚠️ Not legal advice. This is a template only. Requirements vary — have an attorney review before use.
To: [Tenant Name]
Address: [Property Address]
This is to notify you that your tenancy at [ADDRESS] will terminate in 30 days from the date of this notice. You are required to vacate and surrender possession of the premises by [DATE].
This notice is not based on any wrongdoing on your part.
Date: ________________
Landlord Signature: ________________
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After the notice, here's what comes next.
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