Oklahoma Eviction Forms

Free, Simple Eviction Notices for Oklahoma Landlords

Navigating the eviction process can be stressful. We're here to help by providing Oklahoma-specific eviction notices completely free of charge. These forms are designed to be straightforward and easy to use, helping you take the first step in the eviction process with confidence. No sign-ups, no fees—just the forms you need.

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Notice for Non-Payment of Rent

This is a 5-day notice used when a tenant has failed to pay rent on time. It informs them of the amount due and that they have five days to pay or vacate the premises.

Download Late Rent Notice (.pdf)

Notice of Lease Violation

Use this form when a tenant has violated a term of the lease agreement (e.g., unauthorized pets, property damage). It gives the tenant 10 days to correct the violation, or the lease will terminate in 15 days.

Download Lease Violation Notice (.pdf)

Immediate Termination Notice

This notice is for severe situations, such as criminal activity or actions that threaten the health and safety of others. It demands the tenant vacate the property immediately.

Download Immediate Termination Notice (.pdf)

Termination of Month-to-Month Tenancy

To end a month-to-month lease, this 30-day notice must be given to the tenant. It provides a formal end date for the tenancy without requiring a specific reason.

Download Month-to-Month Notice (.pdf)

How to Serve an Eviction Notice in Oklahoma

Properly serving the notice is a critical step. According to Oklahoma law, you must follow this process:

Important Disclaimer

This tool is used for general notices to conform to Oklahoma standards only. It is not a substitute for legal advice. If your property has additional requirements, such as those imposed by federal regulations or HUD, or if you are in a complex situation, please consult with a qualified attorney to ensure you are in full compliance with all applicable laws.