Notice to Quit, Termination of Tenancy
Landlord-Tenant
(Form DC 100c)
Use this form if you are a landlord and you want to
give your tenant notice to move out because the
tenancy has ended or for some other reason.
If the tenant does not move out as requested in the
Notice to Quit, you can file a complaint (Form DC
102c) with the district court requesting the court to
order eviction.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
Approved, SCAO
TO:
DC 100c (3/10) NOTICE TO QUIT, TERMINATION OF TENANCY, Landlord-Tenant
MCL 600.5714(1)(a), (b), MCL 600.5716,
PL 111-22 § 702, 123 Stat 1660
NOTICE TO QUIT
TERMINATION OF TENANCY
Landlord-Tenant
1. Your landlord/landlady, , is terminating your tenancy and wants to
evict you from:
because your tenancy has ended. other:
2. You must move by or your landlord/landlady may take you to court to evict you.
3. If your landlord/landlady takes you to court to evict you, you will have the opportunity to present reasons why you believe you
should not be evicted.
4. If you believe you have a good reason why you should not be evicted, you may have a lawyer advise you. Call him or her soon.
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I certify that on I served this notice on
by delivering it personally to the person in possession.
delivering it on the premises to a member of his/her family or household or an employee of suitable age and discretion
with a request that it be delivered to the person in possession.
first-class mail addressed to the person in possession.
Name
Court copy (to be copied, if necessary, to attach to the complaint)
Address or description of premises rented (if different from mailing address):
*NOTE: Except for a 7-day notice given under the authority of MCL 600.5714(1)(a), a 24-hour notice given under the authority of MCL
600.5714(1)(b), or a 90-day notice given under the authority of Public Law No. 111-22, § 702, 123 Stat 1660 after foreclosure of the premises,
if the lease agreement does not state otherwise, the landlord/landlady must give notice equal in time to at least one rental period.
Name (type or print)
Date (*see note)
Date
Address
City, state, zip
Telephone no.
Signature of owner of premises or agent
Date
Signature
Complete all blanks. You can fill out the form by tabbing to each item or you can move the mouse to each
item. Check box items must be selected by using the mouse.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
Approved, SCAO
TO:
DC 100c (3/10) NOTICE TO QUIT, TERMINATION OF TENANCY, Landlord-Tenant
MCL 600.5714(1)(a), (b), MCL 600.5716,
PL 111-22 § 702, 123 Stat 1660
NOTICE TO QUIT
TERMINATION OF TENANCY
Landlord-Tenant
1. Your landlord/landlady, , is terminating your tenancy and wants to
evict you from:
because your tenancy has ended. other:
2. You must move by or your landlord/landlady may take you to court to evict you.
3. If your landlord/landlady takes you to court to evict you, you will have the opportunity to present reasons why you believe you
should not be evicted.
4. If you believe you have a good reason why you should not be evicted, you may have a lawyer advise you. Call him or her soon.
HOW TO GET LEGAL HELP
1. Call your own lawyer.
2. If you do not have an attorney but have money to retain one, you may locate an attorney through the State Bar of Michigan
Lawyer Referral Service at 1-800-968-0738 or through a local lawyer referral service. Lawyer referral services should be listed
in the yellow pages of your telephone directory or you can find a local lawyer referral service at www.michbar.org.
3. If you do not have an attorney and cannot pay for legal help, you may qualify for assistance through a local legal aid office. Legal
aid offices should be listed in the yellow pages of your telephone directory or you can find a local legal aid office at
www.michiganlegalaid.org. If you do not have Internet access at home, you can access the Internet at your local library.
Tenant's copy
Name (type or print)
Address or description of premises rented (if different from mailing address):
*NOTE: Except for a 7-day notice given under the authority of MCL 600.5714(1)(a), a 24-hour notice given under the authority of MCL
600.5714(1)(b), or a 90-day notice given under the authority of Public Law No. 111-22, § 702, 123 Stat 1660 after foreclosure of the premises,
if the lease agreement does not state otherwise, the landlord/landlady must give notice equal in time to at least one rental period.
Date (*see note)
Date
Address
City, state, zip
Telephone no.
Signature of owner of premises or agent
