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NJ Notice to Quit - communication options? Attorneys

Robert Bolejszo
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Hi,

are you able to use DocU sign to communicate a notice to quit to a tenant (And require the tenant to sign it)? or is certified mail the only option?

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Ron Brady
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Ron Brady
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@Robert Bolejszo

I'm not an attorney. But, here are our lessons learned from sending one, as advised by our NJ attorney.

The notice formally tells the tenant to leave the home. You write and send it. We sent it by email and certified mail. For the certified mail we used an online mailing tool like Mailform or Click2Mail. PM me if you'd like our template.

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