Maryland 10-Day Notice of Intent (DC-CV-115)
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NOTICE OF INTENT TO FILE A COMPLAINT FOR SUMMARY EJECTMENT
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THIS IS NOT A NOTICE OF EVICTION
An action for repossession of the property may be initiated if the total amount listed below is not paid within 10 days after the landlord provides this notice. You have a legal right to dispute the charges.
The past-due rent and late fee amounts claimed by the landlord to be due are:
These lines fill in from the rent table. Use "Enter rent amounts" to change them.
Only valid if the tenant elected electronic delivery in writing (Maryland RP §8-401). By selecting this, you confirm the tenant has. Your confirmation is recorded with the notice. Keep the tenant's written election; the court may ask for it. You serve this yourself and keep proof of transmission.
Only valid if the tenant elected electronic delivery in writing (Maryland RP §8-401). By selecting this, you confirm the tenant has. Your confirmation is recorded with the notice. Keep the tenant's written election; the court may ask for it. You serve this yourself and keep proof of transmission.
Only valid if the tenant elected electronic delivery in writing (Maryland RP §8-401). By selecting this, you confirm the tenant has. Your confirmation is recorded with the notice. Keep the tenant's written election; the court may ask for it. You serve this yourself and keep proof of transmission.
Note: Notice may be sent electronically only at the request of the tenant. If sent through a tenant portal, the portal must provide the landlord with proof of the transmission by which the landlord can verify the transmission.
You are responsible for serving this notice
EvictPro generates your Notice of Intent but does not serve it on your behalf. Under Maryland law, it is the landlord's or agent's responsibility to deliver the notice to the tenant using the method(s) selected above. Keep proof of delivery for your records.
IMPORTANT:
Maryland makes you wait 10 days after serving this notice to your tenant(s) before you can file the actual failure to pay rent case, and miscounting the days means a dismissed case and lost weeks. Your free landlord account does the counting from your service date and emails you the exact day you're clear to file. Every notice you send stays on record as your proof for your court case.
Delivering the notice is still on you: mail it, post it on the door, or email it.
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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.