Is your notice real?
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RentNotice.org is a free public service that lets tenants verify whether an eviction or legal notice is authentic. No app. No login. No cost. Ever.
RentNotice.org is a free public service that lets tenants verify whether an eviction or legal notice is authentic. No app. No login. No cost. Ever.
Fake eviction notices are a documented fraud vector in California. Bad actors distribute fabricated notices to intimidate tenants — particularly those who are elderly, non-English speaking, undocumented, or unfamiliar with their rights — into vacating without legal cause.
Every notice generated on RentNotice.com is printed double-sided. The notice faces the door. The verification page faces the world. This creates trust and provides both privacy and dignity to the tenant.
When a tenant scans the QR code, RentNotice sends a text to their registered phone confirming the notice is real, who issued it, and when it was served. The text includes a link to the full affidavit of service — photos, GPS coordinates, server identification, and timestamps.
No data generated by the tenant — including clicks, text replies, or browsing activity — is ever recorded.
Enter the reference number printed on your notice.
Or scan the QR code on your notice.
A landlord posts a notice on your door or mails it to you.
Use your phone camera to scan the QR code printed on the notice.
Get instant confirmation the notice is legitimate, who served it, when and next steps.
See the texts you'll receive from us, and the organizations that can help.
Eviction Prevention
Stay Housed LA
Eviction prevention, multilingual. Covers all of LA County.
stayhousedla.org · (888) 694-0040Legal Aid
LAFLA — Legal Aid Foundation of LA
Free legal representation for low-income tenants.
lafla.org · (800) 399-4529Legal Aid
Tenant Advocacy
Legal Aid
Legal Aid
Housing Dept
HCIDLA — LA Housing Department
City of LA tenant protections and complaints.
housing.lacity.gov · (866) 557-7368