15-Day Notice of Intent to File an Eviction

Aug 31, 2026

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Notice letter providing a 15-day warning that a landlord may file a court case to evict a renter after the Minnesota COVID-19 eviction moratorium ended. The letter states that the renter owes money, references an accounting of charges totaling $Z, and lists unpaid rent, late fees, and other lease charges. It includes payment instructions, contact details, and links to emergency rental assistance, legal aid resources, government benefits, and mediation support.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLetters

FormatDOCX

Pages2

Reading Time1 min

AccessFree to download

15-Day Notice of Intent to File an Eviction

Amount Owed and Accounting

Unpaid Charges and Payment Instructions

Questions and Help Resources

FAQs

What does the 15-day notice mean in this letter?

It informs the renter that the landlord may file a court case to evict starting after the notice period, related to money owed under the lease.

What charges are described as making up the total amount owed?

The letter explains that the total $Z is made up of unpaid rent, late fees, and other charges under the renter’s lease, referred to as an accounting.

How can the renter make a payment or get help?

The letter provides a payment method to the landlord at the listed address and gives phone/email contact details for questions. It also lists resources for emergency rental assistance, legal rights, government benefits, and mediation support.

Aug 31, 2026

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