Eviction - Notice to Quit
Information Sheet
Your landlord has given you a Notice to Quit. This is the first step in the eviction process.
If you and your landlord do not work things out, your landlord may start a court case to evict you.
A Notice to Quit tells you:
The reason the landlord wants to evict you,
A way to fix the problem, if it can be fixed, and
The day you need to move out by to stop the landlord from starting an eviction case.
Do not ignore the Notice to Quit.
Act If you ignore the notice to quit, your landlord may start a court case to evict you.
You have options:
Try to fix the problem,
Talk to your landlord and try to work out an agreement, or
You move out.
It is always a good idea to get legal information and advice.
Learn Get free legal information Get free legal advice from volunteer lawyers
from the court's webpage: with Alaska Legal Services Corporation's
visit ak-courts.info/housing (ALSC) Landlord-Tenant Helpline:
or scan the QR code.
Monday – Thursday
855-743-1001 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
If you think you may qualify for ALSC services, apply
at 888-478-2572 or alsc-law.org/apply-for-services
Alaska 211 can help connect you with available local resources that best fit
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MED-600 (12/25) Civil Rule 100,
EVICTION - NOTICE TO QUIT INFORMATION SHEET Admin. Bulletin 98