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Geetika Casmon
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Lease Termination Notice and Delivery Method

Geetika Casmon
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  • Chicago, IL
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Hello, I am trying to deliver a notice for termination of lease without renewal option to 2 tenants (roommates). The lease ends on June 30, 2016. Within our lease terms, we are required to give 45 days notice. Is there any IL law which requires this period to be 60 days? Also, when giving notice, would you suggest certified mail to each of the tenants (although they reside at same location), requiring signature for receipt? 

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John Yousef
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John Yousef
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Me experience in the past when I had to evict tenants was to give them the notice the month before the lease ends air when you wanted them out. So if you want them out June 30th, you have to serve them notice by no later than May 30th. I usually just give the tenants the notice and I also post it on there door. Both work just fine if you don't want to mail it.

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