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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Pennsylvania eviction law
In Pennslyvania, does the 10 day eviction notice need to be posted at the house or can it be mailed to be legal?
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@Jeanni Prescan as long as you can prove it was sent then anyway will work. I would do certified letter and post it personally. If you send it certified they may never pick it up so posting it assures they received it. Take a picture of it and note the date posted. I know a lot of landlords that just send certified mail so thats probably good enough.