The Utah 3-day notice to vacate for a criminal act is notice delivered to a tenant who has committed a criminal act on the premises of a rental property communicating that they must vacate the property within three (3) business days or face an eviction suit. This notice does not provide a chance for the tenant to cure the breach of agreement; therefore, the tenant must gather their belongings, leave the key/key card with the landlord, and move out. A criminal act is any criminal activity that isn’t at the level of a criminal nuisance. It’s for the landlord to decide which notice to quit to deliver; however, both eviction notices provide the same timeframe in which to vacate.

Laws – § 78B-6-802(1)(g)

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Related Forms

3-Day Notice to Vacate for Committing Waste – Used if the tenant has caused damage to the property. Terminates their lease with three (3) days’ notice.

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3-Day Notice to Vacate for Nuisance – Served on tenants whose behavior is a nuisance to other tenants and/or the landlord.

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3-Day Notice to Vacate for Criminal Nuisance – If a tenant’s behavior endangers another individual’s comfort or safety on the property the landlord can cancel their lease with this document.

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3-Day Notice to Vacate for Unlawful Business – Forces a tenant to leave the property for running an unlawful business on the property.

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