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Letter · Wisconsin

Notice to vacate: the Wisconsin letter

Your written notice that you are ending the tenancy on a date, with your forwarding address and a request about the move-out inspection. When: By the last day to give notice in your Move-Out Plan: your lease period, or your state’s default for month-to-month tenancies. It cites Wis. Stat. §704.28(4), with the statute text checked 2026-10-05.

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October 29, 2026

[landlord's name] [landlord's address]

Re: Notice of intent to vacate Rental: [rental address]

Dear [landlord's name],

This is my written notice that I will end my tenancy at the rental above and vacate on [last day of the tenancy]. I will return the keys on [key return date].

Thank you.

Sincerely, [your name]

This letter states facts and dates; it is not legal advice. Prepared with housr.io, a free renter tool.

Still to fill in: landlord's name, landlord's address, rental address, last day of the tenancy, key return date, your name.

Information, not legal advice. The letter states facts, dates and the statute. Whether a deduction is lawful depends on facts a court decides. Statute text checked, legal review pending.