Updated August 25, 2022
An Alaska 5-Day Notice to Quit Form is given to the tenant from the landlord in the event the tenant is caught or suspected of conducting illegal activity (such as prostitution, gambling, or illegal drugs) on the property or premises. According to the law, such illegal activities are considered “nuisances.”
Additionally, if the court finds that the tenant is caught conducting illegal activity in another legal proceeding (such as a criminal case, for example) and it is being conducted on particular leased premises, the court can issue an order of abatement that will terminate the tenancy (of the tenant) immediately.
Laws – AS § 34.03.220(2)
How to Write
Step 1 – Fill-in the form:
- County
- Tenant’s Name
- Description of Illegal Activity
- Date
- Signature and Print Name of Landlord
Step 2 – Deliver the Notice to Quit to the tenant. The tenant will then have 5 days to vacate the property.