When to file eviction notice?

Depends upon what you mean by "respond". If you want to ignore it, the landlord has the burden of proving you got it. They still have to file a lawsuit and serve you with the summons and complaint, assuming you were properly notified of the intent to evict.

When (and if) you go to court, you could point out that you had no notice at all, and the judge could immediately toss the case as "untimely" until you are properly notified... Or, you could simply ask the landlord what the problem is and see if you can work it out like grown-ups.

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