Colorado Notice to Vacate
Generator
Create a legally-formatted Colorado Notice to Vacate in under 60 seconds. Instant PDF download for landlords and tenants.
Colorado Notice Requirements
Month-to-Month
21
Days Notice Required
Yearly Lease
30
Days Notice Required
Non-Payment
10
Days to Pay or Quit
Who Needs a Colorado Notice to Vacate?
Colorado Landlords
Properly notify tenants when ending a tenancy in Colorado. Our template meets state requirements.
- End month-to-month tenancies (21-day notice)
- Terminate leases at expiration
- Colorado-compliant formatting
Colorado Tenants
Give proper notice when moving out in Colorado. Protect your security deposit and rental history.
- Provide required 21-day notice
- Document your intent to vacate
- Protect your security deposit
How to Create Your Colorado Notice
Generate your Colorado-compliant notice in three simple steps
Select Colorado
Choose Colorado and we'll apply the correct 21-day notice period.
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Fill in property address, tenant info, and vacate date. Our wizard guides you.
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Colorado Notice Packages
One-time payment. Instant download. No subscription.
Basic
- 1 State Notice to Vacate
- Print-ready PDF
- State-specific formatting
- Instant download
Standard
- All 50 States Coverage
- Print-ready PDF
- Editable copy (Word/Google Docs)
- Delivery checklist
Premium
- All 50 States Coverage
- Notice to Vacate (PDF + Editable)
- Pay-or-Quit Notice
- Lease Termination Notice
Colorado Notice to Vacate FAQ
How much notice do I need to give in Colorado?
In Colorado, landlords must provide 21 days notice for month-to-month tenancies and 30 days for yearly leases. For non-payment of rent, a 10-day notice is required.
Is this Colorado notice to vacate legally valid?
Our Colorado Notice to Vacate template is formatted according to state requirements. However, this is a template generator, not legal advice. We recommend having an attorney review your specific situation, especially for complex cases.
How do I serve a notice to vacate in Colorado?
In Colorado, you can typically serve a notice by: (1) Personal delivery to the tenant, (2) Posting on the door and mailing a copy, or (3) Certified mail with return receipt. Our Standard and Premium packages include state-specific delivery instructions.
Can a tenant give notice to vacate in Colorado?
Yes, tenants in Colorado can give notice to vacate. For month-to-month tenancies, tenants typically need to provide 21 days written notice before moving out. This helps protect your security deposit and rental history.
What happens after I serve the notice in Colorado?
After serving the notice, the tenant has 21 days (or the specified period) to vacate. If they don't leave, you may need to file for eviction in Colorado court. Keep proof of service for your records.
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