Never miss a Seattle deadline.

Always know exactly which official form to use, and when.

GiveProperNotice turns your lease facts into a deadline calendar for Seattle and Washington landlords, with a statutory citation behind every date and a link to the official government form. We never draft your notice. That's the point: you stay in control, and every step traces back to a public source you can verify.

Informational tool, not legal advice. See our disclaimer.

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Serve 180-day rent-increase notice

August 5, 2026
58 days away

Seattle requires 180 days' written notice for any housing-cost increase.

Mailing the notice? Mail by July 31, 2026.

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RRIO registration renewal

March 1, 2027
in 8 months

How it works

1

Enter your address and pick the rules that apply

Seattle is our specialty, and we compute rent-increase notice periods for 11 more Washington places too. Anywhere else in the state we apply the state baseline and warn you when your city is stricter.

2

Add the lease facts

Tenancy start date, current rent, and any planned increase. Takes under 5 minutes.

3

Get your deadline calendar

Every obligation, dated, cited, and linked to the official form.

The stakes

Up to $7,500 per violation under state law, plus $500 per day for a lapsed Seattle registration.

Washington's rent-cap and notice statutes let the state Attorney General seek civil penalties of up to $7,500 per violation, and tenants can recover excess rent plus attorney's fees. Seattle adds its own enforcement: a lapsed RRIO registration runs $150 per day for the first 10 days, then $500 per day. Most violations aren't intentional. They come from an ordinary landlord not knowing a deadline had passed.

Figures from RCW 59.18.700 and Seattle's published RRIO penalty schedule; see individual tool pages for the specific statute behind each deadline.

What we track

180-day rent-increase notice

§ SMC 7.24.030

Seattle requires 180 days' written notice for any housing-cost increase, far longer than most landlords assume.

Washington state rent cap

§ RCW 59.18

State law caps annual rent increases (9.683% for 2026, 10% for 2027). We track the current rate and flag exemptions to verify.

EDRA relocation assistance

§ SMC 22.212

A 10%+ increase, including stacked increases within 12 months, can trigger Seattle relocation-assistance obligations.

RRIO registration

§ SMC 22.214

Seattle rental units must stay registered on a 2-year renewal cycle. We track the renewal date.

Lease renewal decision points

§ RCW 59.18.650

For fixed-term leases, we flag the window to decide on renewal terms or a just-cause termination.

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Informational tool, not legal advice. GiveProperNotice computes deadlines from cited public sources and links to official government forms; it does not draft or file legal documents on your behalf.