General information, not legal advice. This template is a starting point. Laws differ by state and city, so have a licensed attorney review your final document before you use it.
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The short version
- A free Nevada edition of our lease termination letter template, as a PDF to print and a Word file to edit.
- A month to month tenancy ends on at least 30 days of written notice, and a week to week tenancy on 7 days.
- A month to month tenancy can be ended without cause on at least 30 days of written notice, or 7 days for a week to week tenancy. Tenants who are older or have a disability can ask for more time.
- A service member who enters active duty or receives qualifying orders can end a residential lease early with written notice and a copy of the orders.
- Have a Nevada attorney review your final version before you use it.
A written notice that ends a tenancy, with one version for landlords and one for tenants, plus move-out and deposit details and a proof of delivery. This edition fills in the Nevada rules we could confirm and marks the rest as blanks to check.
Nevada rules for this form
Month-to-month notice. A month to month tenancy ends on at least 30 days of written notice, and a week to week tenancy on 7 days. (NRS 40.251)
Ending a tenancy without cause. A month to month tenancy can be ended without cause on at least 30 days of written notice, or 7 days for a week to week tenancy. Tenants who are older or have a disability can ask for more time. (NRS 40.251)
Military service. A service member who enters active duty or receives qualifying orders can end a residential lease early with written notice and a copy of the orders. (Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (50 U.S.C. 3955))
Domestic violence survivors. A tenant or cotenant who, or whose household member, is a victim of domestic violence, harassment, sexual assault or stalking can end the lease effective at the end of the rental period or 30 days after written notice, whichever comes first, with supporting documents. (NRS 118A.345)
Cities and counties in Nevada can add their own rules on top of these. Check local ordinances before you sign.
What is in the template
- Version A: landlord to tenant
- Proof of delivery
- Version B: tenant to landlord
Before you use it
- A termination letter ends a tenancy the normal way, such as at the end of a lease or with notice on a month-to-month tenancy.
- It is different from an eviction notice, which responds to unpaid rent or a lease violation.
- The notice period, delivery method and any required reason come from the lease and from state and local law.
- Keep a copy and proof of how and when you delivered it.
For the full explanation of this form, read our guide to the lease termination letter.
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General template, not legal advice. Have a Nevada attorney review before use.
Verify current law
We last checked these Nevada rules on . Laws change and cities can add their own, so confirm the current text before you rely on it, and talk to a Nevada attorney about your situation.
Laws named on this page
- NRS 40.251
- Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (50 U.S.C. 3955)
- NRS 118A.345
Official sources
Goes with this form
Using this template. Have a local attorney check it.
What does Nevada law say about month-to-month notice?
A month to month tenancy ends on at least 30 days of written notice, and a week to week tenancy on 7 days. Source: NRS 40.251.
What does Nevada law say about ending a tenancy without cause?
A month to month tenancy can be ended without cause on at least 30 days of written notice, or 7 days for a week to week tenancy. Tenants who are older or have a disability can ask for more time. Source: NRS 40.251.
What does Nevada law say about military service?
A service member who enters active duty or receives qualifying orders can end a residential lease early with written notice and a copy of the orders. Source: Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (50 U.S.C. 3955).
What does Nevada law say about domestic violence survivors?
A tenant or cotenant who, or whose household member, is a victim of domestic violence, harassment, sexual assault or stalking can end the lease effective at the end of the rental period or 30 days after written notice, whichever comes first, with supporting documents. Source: NRS 118A.345.