New York Eviction Notice (14-Day Rent Demand)
New York gives a tenant 14 days after service of the notice to pay the rent demanded or move out. A written demand for rent giving at least fourteen days, served under RPAPL § 735, before a nonpayment proceeding. This draft prints the notice under RPAPL § 711(2) with your facts, counts the deadline from the day you serve it, and lists the delivery methods New York accepts. Free preview; $29 for the PDF.
- Pay-or-quit notice period
- 14 days after service
- How the days are counted
- If the last day falls on a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday the period runs to the next business day.
- Statute the notice cites
- RPAPL § 711(2)
- Service methods accepted
- Delivered personally to the tenant; Left with a person of suitable age at the premises, then mailed; Affixed to the door or slipped under it after reasonable attempts, then mailed
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