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The After 30 Day Notice To Vacate is a crucial document in Philippine property law, used when a landlord needs to formally request a tenant to vacate a property. This notice must comply with the minimum notice period requirements under Philippine law, particularly the Rent Control Act and Civil Code provisions. The document is typically used at the end of a lease term, when there's a need for major property renovation, or when the property owner intends to use the property for personal purposes. It must include specific details such as the property address, vacation date, condition requirements, and security deposit information. The notice serves as a legal prerequisite for any potential ejectment proceedings if the tenant fails to vacate, making it essential for the document to be properly drafted and served according to Philippine legal requirements.

1. Date: Current date when the notice is being issued

2. Recipient Details: Complete name and address of the tenant

3. Property Information: Full address and description of the leased property

4. Notice Statement: Clear statement that this is a 30-day notice to vacate the premises

5. Vacation Date: Specific date by which the tenant must vacate the property (at least 30 days from notice date)

6. Legal Basis: Reference to relevant provisions of Philippine law and/or lease agreement

7. Property Condition Requirements: Statement of condition the property must be in upon vacancy

8. Security Deposit Information: Information about the return of security deposit and conditions thereof

9. Signature Block: Space for landlord's signature and date