A Texas Notice of Non-Renewal of Lease is used by landlords to notify a tenant that a fixed-term Lease will conclude on its stated expiration date and will not be renewed. This notice confirms the landlord’s decision to allow the Lease to expire and provides written documentation of the end of the tenancy.
For fixed-term leases, occupancy generally ends on the expiration date specified in the Lease unless the agreement provides for renewal or extension. Some leases may require advance written notice of non-renewal. Landlords should review the Lease Agreement to determine whether any notice provisions apply before issuing this notice.
This form is arranged to clearly document the Lease expiration and communicate the expected move-out timeline in a straightforward format.
This form includes:
- Property and Lease identification fields for the rental address and tenant names
- Space to reference the original Lease date and scheduled expiration date
- A written non-renewal and Lease expiration statement
- Move-out and possession return language for concluding the tenancy
- Space reminding tenants to provide a forwarding address for future correspondence
- Signature lines for the landlord or authorized agent
- Certificate of Service section to record how the notice was delivered
- Instruction page, sample copy, and general landlord reference sheet included
Printed & Shipped Version
- Professionally printed on quality paper
- Shipped directly to you and ready to complete
- Helpful for landlords who prefer maintaining physical notice forms
- Includes instructional and reference materials for general guidance
A digital version is also available for landlords who prefer immediate download access.
This notice form is also included in the Texas Landlord Notice Forms Kit, which provides multiple commonly used landlord notices in one packet at a bundled price.
Important Before Use
- Review the Lease Agreement to determine whether advance notice of non-renewal is required
- Confirm any notice period referenced in the Lease
- Verify that the method of service complies with applicable requirements
- Deliver the notice within the timeframe required by the Lease or applicable rules
Rental laws and notice practices can change over time. Always review current state and local requirements before serving any lease-related notice.
This form is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Requirements vary by jurisdiction. Users are responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable law before use.
