60-Day Notice to Vacate (Landlord)
CaliforniaAbout the 60-Day Notice to Vacate (Landlord)
The 60-Day Notice to Vacate (Landlord) is a notice prepared specifically for California. Required in CA once every tenant and resident has lived there a year; 30 days otherwise (Cal. Civ. Code 1946.1). Preview and fill the document online for free. Sign in to download a watermarked copy, or review Prime plans for clean PDFs and signing.
California rental-law essentials
The California rules this notice is built around (statute).
- Max security deposit
- Max 1 Month
- Deposit return deadline
- 21 Days
- Notice to enter / terminate
- 30-60 Days
- Late fee rule
- Cost-Based
General information, not legal advice. See the full California landlord-tenant law guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is the 60-Day Notice to Vacate (Landlord) free to preview?
Yes. Preview and fill the form online for free. A free account can download a watermarked copy; Prime adds clean PDF downloads and the signing workflow. Review the current plan details before choosing.
Which states does the 60-Day Notice to Vacate (Landlord) apply to?
This notice is prepared for California. Required in CA once every tenant and resident has lived there a year; 30 days otherwise (Cal. Civ. Code 1946.1).
Can I fill it out and e-sign it online?
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