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Oregon Nonpayment of Rent Notice Packet
Download an Oregon nonpayment packet with three landlord-authored editable Word notices — 10-day, 13-day, and 72-hour week-to-week — plus the mandatory official Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent PDF, instructions, service record, and #10 envelope.
This Oregon package is built around notice selection and the mandatory OJD nonpayment notice. The three notices are not interchangeable: week-to-week uses the 72-hour notice; other residential tenancies choose between an earlier 13-day option and a later 10-day option.
Choose the correct ORS 90.394 notice before service: 72-hour for week-to-week tenancies; for other tenancies, 13-day can be served as early as the 5th day and 10-day cannot be served before the 8th day.
Complete the correct editable Oregon notice and service record, attach the current official OJD nonpayment PDF, and keep copies of the served documents.
Serve the selected notice together with the current Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent. The bundled official PDF is a required government attachment, not a PublicLegal-authored notice.
This product includes seven files: six editable Microsoft Word files — instructions, three nonpayment notices, service record, and #10 envelope — plus the official Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent PDF.
Self-help notice overview
This package is for Oregon residential rent nonpayment under ORS 90.394 and includes three landlord-authored notice options plus companion instructions, service record, envelope, and the official OJD nonpayment PDF.
The three notices are not interchangeable. Week-to-week tenancies use the 72-Hour Week-to-Week Notice only. For other residential tenancies, the 13-Day notice can be served as early as the 5th day of the rental period but gives a 13-day cure period, while the 10-Day notice cannot be served before the 8th day but gives a shorter 10-day cure period.
Every Oregon nonpayment notice must be served together with the Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent required by ORS 90.395. Confirm the OJD revision is current before service.
This page highlights the current downloadable Oregon nonpayment package: six editable PublicLegal Word files plus one official Oregon Judicial Department PDF. The state-specific guidance below explains notice selection, mandatory OJD attachment, service and time-counting considerations, veteran-services content, and next-step considerations before checkout.
The complete Oregon nonpayment packet is available immediately after checkout. Use the state-specific guidance below to choose the correct notice, attach the required OJD PDF, document service, and next-step considerations before serving.
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Primary sources are linked for self-help research. Oregon notice timing, service method, OJD nonpayment-notice revision, local practice, and federal or subsidized-housing overlays should be confirmed before service.
Quick answer
Use this Oregon nonpayment packet for residential rent nonpayment under ORS 90.394. It includes three landlord-authored notice options plus the mandatory Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent PDF that must be served with whichever notice applies.
The three Oregon notices are not interchangeable. A week-to-week tenancy uses the 72-Hour Week-to-Week Notice of Nonpayment of Rent only.
For other residential tenancies, ORS 90.394 gives the landlord two options: the 13-Day notice can be served as early as the 5th day of the rental period but gives a 13-day cure period, while the 10-Day notice cannot be served before the 8th day but gives a shorter 10-day cure period.
Every Oregon nonpayment notice in this packet must be served together with the Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent required by ORS 90.395.
That OJD notice is a government PDF, not a PublicLegal-authored notice. This package includes the OJD PDF supplied for this product, but customers should confirm the OJD revision is still current before service because courts can dismiss a nonpayment eviction if the required notice was not delivered.
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Yes. This product is an Oregon residential nonpayment packet built around ORS 90.394 notice timing and the ORS 90.395 requirement to serve the Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent with the selected notice.
This Oregon product includes seven files: Oregon Notice Instructions in Microsoft Word, the 10-Day Notice of Nonpayment of Rent in Word, the 13-Day Notice of Nonpayment of Rent in Word, the 72-Hour Week-to-Week Notice of Nonpayment of Rent in Word, the official Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent PDF, Notice Service Record in Word, and a #10 Mailing Envelope in Word.
Use the 72-Hour Week-to-Week notice only for week-to-week tenancies. For other residential tenancies, the 13-Day notice can be served as early as the 5th day of the rental period but gives a 13-day cure period, while the 10-Day notice cannot be served before the 8th day but gives a shorter 10-day cure period.
Yes. This package includes the official Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent PDF supplied for this product. Confirm the OJD revision is still current before service, because ORS 90.395 requires this notice to be delivered with the nonpayment notice.
No. Under ORS 90.395, the selected nonpayment notice must be served together with the Oregon Judicial Department Notice re: Eviction for Nonpayment of Rent. The court must dismiss a nonpayment eviction if the required OJD notice was not delivered.
Yes. The PublicLegal notice, instruction, service-record, and envelope files are editable Microsoft Word documents. The OJD nonpayment notice is an official government PDF attachment, not a PublicLegal-authored notice.
No. The Oregon nonpayment notice and OJD attachment are prerequisite documents, not a possession order. If the tenant does not pay or move by the applicable deadline, the landlord may still need to file and prove an eviction case in court.
No. ILRG provides self-help legal forms and information, not legal advice. You are responsible for reviewing the completed notice, OJD attachment, service method, lease terms, state law, local practice, and federal or subsidized-housing overlays before serving or relying on it.