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What it covers today. Available. Includes an optional, source-checked note about state deposit deadlines for California and Texas. Other states get a factual request letter with no statements about state law.

What it covers today. Available. Includes an optional, source-checked note about state deposit deadlines for California and Texas. Other states get a factual request letter with no statements about state law.

What it covers today. Available for every state as a factual notice. Source-checked notes on the notice period for a month-to-month tenancy are shown for California and Texas (editorial check of official pages, not legal review). The letter never claims that your chosen date satisfies your lease or state law; the notes tell you what to check.

What it covers today. Available for every state as a factual notice. Source-checked notes on the notice period for a month-to-month tenancy are shown for California and Texas (editorial check of official pages, not legal review). The letter never claims that your chosen date satisfies your lease or state law; the notes tell you what to check.

What it covers today. Available for every state as a request letter. It asks the landlord to agree and contains no statements about state law, lease rights, fees or the deposit. The notes point to official pages about special protections (for example active-duty military) that this letter does not rely on.

What it covers today. Available with limits: this version does not include pet deposit, pet fee or pet rent clauses because limits vary by state and city and have not been reviewed. The addendum says those terms must be agreed separately in writing. Assistance animals are not covered; the tool stops and points to the accommodation request instead. Sections or jurisdictions that are withheld are named on the tool page before you enter any facts.

What it covers today. The generator for this letter is switched off. Paused in every state. HUD withdrew its 2013 and 2020 assistance-animal guidance effective September 17, 2025, and LetterForgeUSA has not finished reviewing current federal guidance and state rules. No request is generated and no download is offered. This page explains the pause, what the tool will and will not do, and where to get help now. The tool page explains what to check and lists official resources; it does not offer a download.

What it covers today. Available for every state. This letter is a factual reminder built only from the figures you enter. It applies no state rules and is not a pay-or-quit or other legal notice.

What it covers today. The generator for this letter is switched off. The generator is turned off. Rent increase legality depends on notice periods, state and local caps, exemptions and subsidy rules that differ by address, and no professional has reviewed our rules yet. This page shows what verified official sources say for California and Texas and what to check anywhere else. The tool page explains what to check and lists official resources; it does not offer a download.

What it covers today. The generator for this letter is switched off. Generator not available. Landlord notices to vacate depend on state and local rules that require professional review before this site can generate them. The page explains what to check and links official sources. The tool page explains what to check and lists official resources; it does not offer a download.

What it covers today. The generator for this letter is switched off. Generator not available. Pay-or-quit notices depend on state and local rules about the notice period, how days are counted, which amounts may be demanded and how the notice is served. Those rules require professional review before this site can generate one. The page explains what to check and links official sources. The tool page explains what to check and lists official resources; it does not offer a download.

What it covers today. Available with limits: this version does not include pet deposit, pet fee or pet rent clauses because limits vary by state and city and have not been reviewed. The addendum says those terms must be agreed separately in writing. Assistance animals are not covered; the tool stops and points to the accommodation request instead. Sections or jurisdictions that are withheld are named on the tool page before you enter any facts.

What it covers today. Available everywhere. This is a factual letter written by the landlord, manager or agent who knows the tenancy; it states only the facts you check and makes no legal claims. The tenant cannot write it for themselves, and the real author must review and sign it.

What it covers today. Available everywhere. This is a factual letter written by the landlord, manager or agent who knows the tenancy; it states only the facts you check and makes no legal claims. The tenant cannot write it for themselves, and the real author must review and sign it.