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Notice eviction to vacate for Georgia holdovers

When the lease ended or you terminated a periodic tenancy and they are still there, the paper is a notice to vacate — not a rent demand. We prepare it so the holdover filing has a date the court can read.

10,000+ completed evictions 72-hour service of tenant after filing on average Metro Atlanta + surrounding counties Written price before anything is filed

Get the Vacate Notice Written Call (678) 300-5766

Start the notice to vacate

Tell us when the tenancy ended and whether they are still inside.

Name *

Phone *

Email *

Property address

County

Number of units

Reason for eviction

Current case stage

Court case filed?

Judgment or writ issued?

Anything else we should know

Preferred contact method

Georgia notice to vacate and lease paperwork on a desk

What's included

Notice to vacate tied to the lease end or termination date
Occupant names taken from the lease, not a guess
Delivery documented for the holdover file
Clear next-step date for a dispossessory if they stay
Copies retained with the rest of the packet

What's not

Legal advice or representation
A lockout or self-help move-out
Work outside Georgia

EvictIQ is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. A notice is a demand — not a lockout authorization.

Holdover cases stall when the file cannot show when occupancy was supposed to end. A notice to vacate is the dated demand that the unit be surrendered. It is not a pay-or-quit and it is not permission to change locks.

When you need this

Use this when the lease expired, a month-to-month was terminated, or a foreclosure occupant was told to leave and they remain. If the live issue is unpaid rent on an unexpired lease, use pay-or-quit notices instead.

The next step

Send the property, the end date, and who is still there. We prepare the vacate notice, document delivery, and tell you when filing assistance can start. Do not change locks from this page.

Service area. Georgia only. We file, serve and run setouts across metro Atlanta and surrounding counties — Fulton, Gwinnett, DeKalb, Cobb, Clayton, Henry, Cherokee and Hall. If your property is outside Georgia we'll tell you rather than take the lead.

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Common questions

Is a notice to vacate enough to take the unit back?

No. It is a demand. Possession still goes through a Georgia dispossessory, judgment, and a writ. We will not treat a notice as a lockout authorization.

What about post-foreclosure occupants?

Tell us it is post-foreclosure. The paper and the later filing have to match those facts. Use the form reason for post-foreclosure occupancy so the coordinator sees it.

Faster than any form(678) 300-5766 Mon–Fri, and anything with a writ should be a call

What we'll need eventually

The signed lease and any addenda
Your current ledger, reconciled
Proof of the demand for possession, if made
Anything already filed — case number, hearing date, judgment or writ
Access details for the property

What happens next

A coordinator reviews it, usually the same business day.
You get a written scope and price before anything is filed.
Nothing starts until you approve it.

Get the Vacate Notice Written

Written scope and price before anything is filed. Nothing starts until you approve it.