Generate, Send, & Track Your Notice of Intent
Maryland law requires landlords to send the tenant an official Notice of Intent 10 days before filing a rent case. EvictPro's FREE tool generates your trackable, court-compliant notice instantly.
Free notice now. File the rent case with EvictPro only if the tenant doesn't pay or move by the cure deadline.
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Include all leaseholders and adult residents at the property.
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This generates a Notice of Intent per Maryland RP § 8-401(c). Not legal advice.
1,700+ landlords served 13,355+ notices sent
- Maryland 10-day format
- PDF in minutes
- No account required
- Court fees included if you file
- Online case management & tracking after filing
What happens after the 10-day notice?
The notice is a legal predicate to filing. Here's the path from notice to resolution.
1. Generate the notice
Free, no account, court-compliant Maryland 10-day Notice of Intent to File. Download or email it to the tenant immediately.
2. Serve and wait the cure window
Deliver the notice and give the tenant the legally required time to pay or move. Many cases resolve at this stage without ever going to court.
3. File if unresolved
If the tenant doesn't cure, file the rent case with the District Court. EvictPro handles the filing, hearing, and any warrant or sheriff scheduling — court fees included.
This tool generates a Notice of Intent to File per Maryland Real Property Article § 8-401(c). It does not constitute legal advice. Consult with an attorney if you have questions about your specific situation.
