New York State · outside NYC
Landlord notices that hold up when 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.
- Free preview before payment
- $150 all-in — mailed and served for you
- No account required
I need to give a notice
14-day rent demand bundled with the 5-day late notice, or a 30/60/90-day termination — on the official New York form, with the affidavit of service.
$150 all-in per notice
Create a noticeI need to file in court
The nonpayment or holdover petition on the official UCS form, with your served notice attached as Exhibit A. Take the full package or pick only the services you need.
$249 full package
From notice to court filing
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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 $150 — we mail and serve it
Certified mail with return receipt and personal service by a process server are included and dispatched for you, along with the clean PDF and affidavit of service.
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File in court if needed
If the tenant doesn't comply, turn the same answers into a court petition for a flat $249 — notarization, court fee, runner, process server, and affidavit filing included.
Get the right notice. Serve it legally. Move forward.
Build the document for free. You only pay when you're satisfied with the preview — $150 all-in per notice — certified mail and process server included — or a monthly plan if you manage multiple units. When the notice isn't enough, the same answers become your court petition packet for a flat $249.