Alaska 5/10 Day Notice to Quit (Non-Compliance) | Form CIV-727

An Alaska 5/10-day notice to comply or quit is a document created by the landlord and served to the tenant if they have violated their lease (other than late rent). If it is the first occurrence, the tenant has 10 days to remedy the issue. If it is the second occurrence of the same violation in the last 6 months, the landlord can terminate the lease with 5 days' notice.

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Updated November 12, 2024

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Laws – AS 34.03.220(a)(2)

2 Types of Notice

Option to Cure – If the violation can be remedied by repairs, payment for damages, or other curable means, the landlord can give 10 days’ notice to fix or vacate the property.
No Option to Cure – If the violation is substantially the same or similar to a previous act within the previous 6 months, the landlord can terminate the lease with 5 days’ notice.