Notice delivery log

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How and when a notice was delivered, by whom, to whom — as you observed it.

Facts, written down while they are fresh

Handed to the tenant at the door at 6:10pm. Posted first class and taped to the door. Nobody home, left with the person who answered. That is what this log holds, in your words.

It does not say you served it properly

There is no “served” box here, no sufficiency determination and no supplied method, because whether what you did satisfied the rule is a legal question about a specific notice in a specific place — and getting it wrong ends cases.

No deadline is counted

Nothing is calculated from the delivery date. If a period runs from service, what it is and when it starts is for your lease and your jurisdiction.

Alongside this: Notice to vacate · Lease violation notice · Pay or quit notice

A factual record you entered. CompliMaint does not determine that any notice was legally served, states no method of service, counts no deadline and gives no legal advice. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Does this prove the notice was served?
No, and the page says so where you are about to type. Service rules are set by your state and sometimes by your court, they differ by notice type, and this product has not researched them. What is recorded here is what you say happened.
Does it tell me how to serve a notice?
No. It supplies no method of service and recommends none. You record the method you used.
Does it count a deadline from delivery?
No. No period is counted and no date is calculated from what you enter.
Why record it at all, then?
Because a contemporaneous factual note — what you did, when, who was there — is worth far more than a memory six months later. What it means legally is for somebody qualified to say.
How is this different from the notice itself?
The notice tools produce the document. This records what happened to it afterwards.