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OFFICAL CODE § 42-3505.01(d) (Supp. 2008)  \n14 DCMR §§ 4300 et seq.(2004)  \nRAD Date Stamp  \nInternal Use Only C/O current:  \n□yes □no □n/a BBL current: □yes □no  \nReg. current: □yes □no  \nTHIS NOTICE MUST BE FILED WITH THE RENTAL ACCOMMODATIONS DIVISION WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS OF THE DATE OF ISSUANCE TO THE TENANT  \nTENANT'S NAME:   DATE:   TENANT'S ADDRESS:    Dear Tenant:  \nThis notice is sent to you pursuant to Section 501(d) of the District of Columbia Rental Housing Act of 1985, as amended (Act), codified as D.C.OFFICIAL CODE. § 42-3505.01(d) (Supp. 2008) .  \nSection 501(d) of the Act provides that a natural person with a freehold (ownership) interest in your Rental Unit may recover possession of your Rental Unit where the person seeks in good faith to recover possession of your Rental Unit for the person’s immediate and personal use and occupancy as a dwelling. The housing provider shall serve on you a ninety (90) day notice to vacate in advance of an action to recover possession of your Rental Unit in instances arising under Section 501(d). No housing provider shall demand or receive rent for your Rental Unit which the Housing Provider has repossessed under this subsection during the twelve (12) month period beginning on the date he/she will recover possession of your Rental Unit. A stockholder of a cooperative housing association who has the right to repossession in a Rental Unit may exercise the rights ofa natural person of a freehold (ownership) interest under this subsection.  \nAttached is a copy of the Housing Provider’s affidavit regarding personal use and occupancy submitted to the Rent Administrator, Rental Accommodations Division.  \nThis notice is your ninety (90) day Notice to Vacate your Rental Unit by (date):  \n.  \nThis notice is intended to be a Notice to Vacate, and you are hereby notified that the Housing Provider desires to have and gain possession of the Rental Unit occupied by you. You are notified to vacate the Rental Unit occupied by you as set forth above, no later than midnight on the date stated above.  \nIn the event you fail to vacate the Rental Unit as stated, the Housing Provider is authorized to take any steps under D.C. law to evict you, including the filing of a suit in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia for possession of the Rental Unit.  \nNothing herein shall be deemed to relieve you of your obligation to promptly pay all future rents when due (subject to any limitations herein), or to prevent the Housing Provider from suing for possession of the Rental Unit for any other [reason whatsoever under D.C. law. You are](reason whatsoever under D.C. law. You are) also notified that the rent for the Rental Unit is due in accordance with your lease, up to and including the date by which you are required to vacate. Also, you will be liable for any damages arising from your continuing use and occupancy of the Rental Unit if you fail to vacate by the date specified in this notice and for any other claims of any type for damages which may arise out of any provision of the lease agreement.  \nThis Rental Unit is registered with the Rental Accommodations Division. The Housing Provider's Registration Number is  .  \nIf you have any questions about this Notice, please direct them to the Rental Accommodations Division in writing at 1800 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE, 2nd Floor, Washington, DC  \n20020. You may call (202) 442-9505, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm or visit  \nthe Housing Resource Center Monday thru Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm.  \nHousing Provider’s Business Address  \n(No P.O. 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