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Minnesota · Minn. Stat. § 504B.211

Minnesota Notice of Entry

Fill in the facts once. RentDemand computes the 1-day period from your service date, warns you about the Minnesota traps below, and hands you a print-ready document with a proof of service.

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Who and where

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Money owed

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The violation

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Grounds

An unconditional notice offers no chance to fix the problem, and is only available for conduct that cannot be cured — nuisance, waste, illegal activity, or a repeat of a breach already cured. If the tenant could fix it, use Cure or Quit instead.
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Ending the tenancy

This is a no-cause termination. Many cities require just cause, and some require relocation assistance. Verify locally before serving.
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The increase

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The visit

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The deposit

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Where to send your notice

We email the finished notice here as soon as it is paid for, so you still have it if you close this page. Paying by card collects it automatically — this is only needed if you pay another way.

Minnesota Notice of Entry: what the statute actually requires

Reasonable advance notice is required, and Minnesota law restricts entry to specific enumerated purposes.

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days, statutory default
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days added if served by mail
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entry notice period

Authority: Minn. Stat. § 504B.211 — read the Minnesota code

Where Minnesota landlords get this wrong

Local rules that sit on top of Minnesota law

A notice that is perfect under the state statute still fails if it ignores the city. These are the jurisdictions with material local overlays for this kind of notice.

Minneapolis, St. Paul
Just cause is required. St. Paul caps rent increases and requires a longer notice period than the state default.

A Minnesota notice of entry, as generated

This is the real document, filled with sample details. Change the state and the facts above and it becomes yours.

NOTICE OF ENTRY
Minnesota · Minn. Stat. § 504B.211
TO
Devon A. Ruiz and Jordan Ruiz
and all others in possession of
4421 Cedar Ave, 4B
Sample City, MN, 00000

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the landlord, or the landlord's agent or authorized workman, will enter the premises described above on September 28, 2026, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m., for the following purpose:

Annual inspection and a repair the tenant reported.

Entry will be made in a reasonable manner and, except in the case of an emergency, only during normal business hours. This notice is given at least 24 hours in advance as required by Minn. Stat. § 504B.211.

If the scheduled time is not convenient, contact the undersigned as soon as possible to arrange an alternative time.

This notice is given pursuant to Minn. Stat. § 504B.211.

Marisol Vega
1180 Fulton St, Minnesota 00000
(555) 555-0148 · you@example.com
Landlord / Owner / Authorized Agent
Dated: September 24, 2026
Drafting note — read before serving

Reasonable advance notice is required, and Minnesota law restricts entry to specific enumerated purposes.

Generated by RentDemand · Minnesota · Minn. Stat. § 504B.211 · September 24, 2026
RentDemand is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This document is a self-help template. Verify the current statute and any local ordinance, and consult a licensed attorney in Minnesota before serving.

Common questions

How long is the notice period for a notice of entry in Minnesota?
1 days, under Minn. Stat. § 504B.211. Reasonable advance notice is required, and Minnesota law restricts entry to specific enumerated purposes.
Does service by mail change the Minnesota notice period?
Minnesota does not add days for service by mail, but the notice must still be served by a method the statute allows.
Can the rental agreement change the Minnesota notice period?
A lease can lengthen a cure period, and where it does, the longer period controls. Enter your lease's period in the generator and the deadline is recomputed for you. A lease cannot shorten a period the statute sets.
Is this Minnesota notice of entry legally binding?
RentDemand generates a self-help document from the statute cited on its face. It is not legal advice and it is not a substitute for a lawyer in Minnesota, particularly if the tenancy is contested or the unit is covered by a local ordinance.

Other Minnesota notices

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Questions landlords ask at 11pm

Is this legal advice?
No. RentDemand is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. It assembles a self-help document from the statute shown on the notice and computes your deadline. For anything contested, hire a lawyer in your state — the notice you generate here is the document you hand them.
How is this different from a free template?
A free template gives you the same paragraph in every state with blank day counts. RentDemand knows that a Florida pay-or-quit skips weekends and holidays, that Virginia gives 21 days to cure but only 5 to pay, that North Carolina terminates a month-to-month tenancy in 7 days, and that Georgia has no cure period at all. It also computes the actual date the period ends.
What if my lease sets a different period?
Change the number. The notice period field is pre-filled with the statutory default and is yours to edit — a lease can lengthen a cure period, and the longer period then controls.
Do I get a PDF?
You get a print-ready document with correct 8.5×11 pagination. Click Unlock and your browser's print dialog opens; choose Save as PDF. That gives you a cleaner file than most generators produce, because the browser does the typesetting.
What if I serve it wrong?
Service is where these notices fail. Every document includes a proof-of-service block with the recognised methods for your state, and the day-of-service exclusion is already built into the deadline. If you serve by mail, tick the box and the mailing extension is added automatically.