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Nevada Eviction Notice Selector

Nevada's unlawful detainer statutes give each situation its own notice and period. Pick the situation.

What is the situation?

The Nevada notices at a glance

The tenant has not paid rent

Notice to pay rent or quit, 7 judicial days

Source: NRS 40.2512; NRS 40.253.

The tenant broke another term of the lease

Notice to perform the condition or quit, 5 days

Source: NRS 40.2516.

Nuisance, waste, an unlawful business, drug violations, or subletting against the lease

Notice to surrender, 3 days

Source: NRS 40.2514.

Ending a month-to-month tenancy

Notice of at least 30 days, or 7 for week-to-week

Source: NRS 40.251.

Why the notice matters

Nevada counts its nonpayment notice in judicial days and prescribes what the notice tells the tenant. A notice for a different situation runs on its own period under its own section.

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Legacy Legal AI is not a law firm. This tool provides general information, not legal advice, and is not a substitute for the advice or services of an attorney. Deadlines and requirements can be affected by facts this tool does not ask about.