Document background
The 60 Day Intent To Vacate Letter is a crucial document in Australian residential tenancy arrangements, required by state and territory legislation when a tenant plans to end their tenancy. This formal notification must be provided to landlords or their representatives at least 60 days before the intended vacation date, though specific notice periods may vary by jurisdiction and lease type. The document serves multiple purposes: it fulfills legal notice requirements, initiates the end-of-tenancy process, and provides essential information for both parties to manage the transition. Typically used in periodic tenancies or towards the end of fixed-term leases, this notice helps ensure compliance with Australian tenancy laws while protecting the interests of all parties involved. The document should include specific details about the property, tenants, intended vacation date, and forwarding contact information.
