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Pay or quit eviction notice for Georgia rent cases

When the problem is unpaid rent, the first paper is a pay-or-quit that matches the lease. We write it, document delivery, and keep it from going out so early the filing is useless.

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 Pay or Quit Written Call (678) 300-5766

Start the pay or quit

Tell us the rent claimed and whether any demand already went out.

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 pay or quit notice and lease paperwork on a desk

What's included

Pay-or-quit drafted against the current ledger and lease
Amount claimed reconciled so the notice is not internally wrong
Delivery documented for the later affidavit
Calendar for when a dispossessory can be filed
Copies held for the case file

What's not

Legal advice or representation
A promise the tenant will pay
Work outside Georgia

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

A pay-or-quit that lists the wrong balance, the wrong names, or no proof of delivery is a gift to the defense at the hearing. This page is the rent-specific demand — not a cure notice and not the filing itself.

When you need this

Use this when the tenant is behind on rent and you want a formal pay-or-quit before a Georgia dispossessory. If the issue is a lease violation instead of money, use cure-or-quit notices.

The next step

Send the property, county, and current balance. We write the notice to the ledger, document how it went out, and tell you when filing can start. Nothing is filed from this page alone.

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

Does Georgia require the words pay or quit?

What Georgia requires before a dispossessory is a demand for possession. We use pay-or-quit language when the lease and the facts support it, and we keep a record either way.

What if they pay part of it?

Tell the coordinator. A partial payment can change what the next notice or filing should say. Do not guess — send the updated ledger after intake.

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 Pay or Quit Written

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