ProperNotice fills in the government’s official Form 4A for an assured tenancy, checks the two-month and 52-week rules, and gives you a covering letter and a certificate of service.
Not legal advice and not affiliated with GOV.UK. Always download the current Form 4A from GOV.UK and check it before you serve.
The mistakes that make a section 13 notice invalid are nearly always about dates. ProperNotice does that arithmetic for you and shows its working.
The tenancy, the current rent, the new rent, and when you’ll serve the notice. A short screening step flags tenancies where Form 4A may not be the right route.
Your details drop into the exact prescribed wording. The three date rules in Note A are checked live, with the earliest lawful start date and how we got there.
Unlock the pack: the Form 4A notice, a plain-English covering letter, a short summary for the tenant, and a certificate of service to keep as proof.
Most landlords need this once a year. Pay when you use it.
No. ProperNotice is a form-filling aid. It completes the prescribed form and checks the statutory dates, but it does not assess your particular circumstances. If the stakes are high, or the screening step flags something, get advice from Shelter, Citizens Advice, or a housing solicitor.
The wording is the government’s prescribed Form 4A (version 05.26), reproduced under the Open Government Licence. We fill your details into it. Forms are occasionally updated — always download the current version from GOV.UK and check ours matches before serving.
The tool checks the three requirements in Note A — two months’ notice, 52 (or 53) weeks since the last increase, and starting on a tenancy-period boundary — and shows the earliest lawful start date with its working. You are still responsible for checking it against your tenancy.
No. England only. The other nations have different tenancy regimes and different forms.
Because the pack is generated and downloadable immediately, the pack purchase is non-refundable once unlocked. If something went wrong — a payment taken but no pack, or an obvious defect — email hello@propernotice.co.uk and we’ll put it right.
Yes — by applying to the First-tier Tribunal before the start date on the notice, if they think the proposed rent is above market rate. Your tenant cannot be evicted for challenging. The pack explains this to them.
Fill this in and check the preview. When it’s right, unlock the pack for £14.99 to remove the watermark and download.