3 Day Eviction Notice Florida– Fast Forms & Delivery
12. The Florida 3-Day Eviction Notice (also called a 3-Day Notice to Vacate) is the form landlords use when tenants fail to pay rent on time. This notice provides tenants with three business days — excluding weekends and legal holidays — to either pay the full rent owed or vacate the premises.
If you need to act quickly, accuracy is key. Even a minor error in dates, amounts, or delivery can result in costly delays.
👉 For a complete statewide overview of all Florida eviction notices.
Visit our Florida Notice to Vacate Resource Hub.
At Florida Landlord Eviction Service LLC, we make it easy with free downloadable 3-Day Notice forms and flat-rate professional delivery across Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco Counties.
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When to Use a Florida 3-Day Notice
A landlord should use this notice only for nonpayment of rent. It cannot be used for lease violations (see the 7-Day Notice of Noncompliance) or to end a month-to-month tenancy (see the 30-Day Notice to Vacate).
What the 3-Day Notice Must Include
A valid Florida 3-Day Eviction Notice should list:
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The property address.
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The exact rent amount owed (excluding late fees).
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The date the notice is served.
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The deadline is three business days later.
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The landlord’s or agent’s name and contact information.
If any detail is missing or incorrect, the notice may be considered invalid.
Free Florida 3-Day Eviction Notice Form
Download a ready-to-use form here:
📌 Note: Only business days count toward the three-day deadline. Weekends and court holidays are excluded.
Professional Notice Delivery in Tampa Bay
Serving notices yourself is allowed, but mistakes in timing or posting can restart the process. Many landlords choose professional delivery for:
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Hillsborough & Pinellas Counties – $35
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Pasco County – $45
Every delivery includes documented proof of service.
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FAQs – Florida 3-Day Eviction Notice
Q: Do weekends and holidays count in a 3-day notice?
No. Only business days are counted.
Q: Can I use a 3-day notice for lease violations?
No. For lease violations, use a 7-Day Notice.
Q: Do you provide proof of service?
Yes. Every notice we deliver includes signed proof showing when, where, and how it was served.
Q: Can I email a 3-day notice?
Email is not an approved delivery method. Notices must be delivered in person, posted, or mailed.
Take Action Today
Avoid delays with a clear notice. Use our free Florida 3-Day Notice form and let us handle delivery if you need proof of service.
📞 Call (813) 433-0120 now or download your free 3-Day Eviction Notice Florida PDF.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This information is provided for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For guidance on your specific case, consult an attorney.