Florida Eviction Court Forms
The standard eviction forms published for Florida courts, with links to the official source. Fill them in with the Court Forms Wizard or download the blank official PDF.
About these forms
Supreme Court-approved landlord/tenant forms; flcourts.gov help pages block automated fetch.
8 of these forms can be filled in with the Court Forms Wizard: answer the questions once and download the official PDF with your details typed in.
For landlords: notices, complaint, summons and writ
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Notice
Form 1 — Notice From Landlord to Tenant — Termination for Failure to Pay Rent (3-day notice)
County Court — Residential Eviction · printed form (we type onto it)
The notice period on this form excludes Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays; we only fill in the deadline if you typed one.
Research note: Florida Supreme Court–approved landlord/tenant form (published by The Florida Bar, an official arm of the Court)
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Notice
Form 2 — Notice From Landlord to Tenant — Notice of Noncompliance for Matters Other Than Failure to Pay Rent
County Court — Residential Eviction · printed form (we type onto it)
Research note: Florida Supreme Court–approved landlord/tenant form (published by The Florida Bar, an official arm of the Court)
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Complaint
Form 5 — Complaint for Landlord to Evict Tenants
County Court — Residential Eviction · printed form (we type onto it)
Research note: Florida Supreme Court–approved landlord/tenant form (published by The Florida Bar, an official arm of the Court)
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Complaint
Form 5a — Complaint for Landlord to Evict Tenants for Failure to Pay Rent and to Recover Past Due Rent
County Court — Residential Eviction · printed form (we type onto it)
Research note: Florida Supreme Court–approved landlord/tenant form (published by The Florida Bar, an official arm of the Court)
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Complaint
Form 6 — Complaint for Landlord to Evict Tenants for Failure to Comply with Rental Agreement
County Court — Residential Eviction · printed form (we type onto it)
Research note: Florida Supreme Court–approved landlord/tenant form (published by The Florida Bar, an official arm of the Court)
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Summons
Form 7 — Summons — Eviction Claim
County Court — Residential Eviction · printed form (we type onto it)
The clerk signs and seals the summons; fill in the courthouse address the clerk gives you if it is blank.
Research note: Florida Supreme Court–approved landlord/tenant form (published by The Florida Bar, an official arm of the Court)
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Writ / possession
Form 11 — Writ of Possession
County Court — Residential Eviction · printed form (we type onto it)
The clerk issues the writ after the final judgment; you prepare it and deliver it to the clerk.
Research note: Florida Supreme Court–approved landlord/tenant form (published by The Florida Bar, an official arm of the Court)
For tenants: answering an eviction
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Answer
Fla. R. Civ. P. Form 1.947(b) — Answer — Residential Eviction
County Court — Residential Eviction · revised 07/01/2024 · printed form (we type onto it)
Florida requires you to deposit the rent claimed (or file a motion to determine rent) with this answer for most defenses — read paragraph 2 of the form.
Research note: Rules of Civil Procedure form
Official sources
Other states
These are official court forms; EvictWeb is not affiliated with any court. Links were compiled from the Florida courts’ websites and forms are revised from time to time — check the court page for the current version before filing.