How many days pay-or-quit notice does New York require?
New York requires 14 days for pay-or-quit under RPL 711(2), 30-60-90 tenure-based for non-renewal under RPL 226-c. The notice period starts the day after service. The notice must be written and include the amount of rent due, the deadline, the property address, and the landlord's signature. Serving by personal delivery, certified mail, or posting (where state law allows) counts as valid service. An incorrectly drafted or served notice voids the subsequent eviction.
Source: New York eviction statute
This is an informational answer based on New York eviction statute as of early 2026. It is not legal advice. Housing law changes year to year and local ordinances (especially in rent-controlled or rent-stabilized cities) can override or add to state law. For contested cases, consult a New York-licensed attorney.