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The Tenant To Landlord Notice To Vacate is a crucial document in Philippine property rental relationships, required whenever a tenant plans to end their lease and vacate a property. This document must comply with Philippine legislation, including the Rent Control Act (RA 9653) and the Civil Code of the Philippines (RA 386). It is typically used at the end of a lease term or when early termination is necessary, requiring proper notice periods as specified in the lease agreement or by law (usually 30 days for residential properties). The notice serves multiple purposes: it formally documents the tenant's intention to vacate, protects both parties' legal interests, and initiates the process for property inspection and security deposit return. In the Philippine context, this document is particularly important due to specific local requirements for lease termination and property handover procedures.

1. Tenant Information: Full name and contact details of the tenant(s) giving notice

2. Property Address: Complete address of the rental property being vacated

3. Date of Notice: Current date when the notice is being given

4. Formal Statement of Intent: Clear declaration of intention to vacate the property

5. Vacation Date: Specific date when the tenant will vacate the property

6. Reference to Lease Agreement: Details of the original lease agreement including its date

7. Request for Property Inspection: Request for final inspection and return of security deposit

8. Forwarding Address: New address for future correspondence and deposit return

9. Formal Closing: Signature block with tenant's name and signature