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Get your eviction notice served and documented.

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Upload the notice and the property address. Notice Posting is $64. The service method and notice period depend on the document and the law; include all instructions and copies needed for the job.

87,000+ papers served since 2010
Sworn Salt Lake County constable's office

$64 flat · Next-business-day posting with photo and GPS proof · 200% accuracy guarantee

Reviews

Join the 87,000+ papers we’ve served since 2010

Google review excerpts from Utah clients.

“Had a client who needed ‘vacate notices’ served to tenants who were hard to find as they would come and go late at night, and never would answer door to avoid people. Hired Wasatch, they surprised tenants and served them late that evening.”

Frank Bell, Google reviewer

“There was so much to learn to get through the process and it was a HUGE relief to have Constable Jennings and Katy so well fill their roles”

Marcus White, Google reviewer

“I used Wasatch Constables for a rush service and had a great experience. Katy was quick to respond to every email and kept me updated throughout the process.”

Brian Logan, Google reviewer

71 five-star reviews on Google.

Scope

Notices we post

3-Day Notice to Pay or Vacate (nonpayment)
3-Day Notice to Comply or Vacate (lease violation)
3-Day Notice to Vacate for nuisance, waste, or illegal activity
Notice to Vacate for tenants at will or no lease
15-Day Notice for month-to-month terminations
Notice of non-renewal
HOA notices, abandonment notices, inspection notices

Utah Courts publish the standard forms for the 3-Day Notice to Pay or Vacate and the 3-Day Notice to Comply or Vacate.

How it works

Three steps, one business day

A landlord filling out a Three-Day Notice to Pay or Vacate at a desk, with eviction service pricing open on the monitor

01

Upload your notice.

Upload by noon and we schedule it for the next business day. Need it today? Ask.

A deputy constable holding a notice on the walkway outside a Utah apartment unit

02

We post it.

In a conspicuous place at the property, most often the front door, and photograph it in place.

Filing a Return of Service at the court clerk's counter

03

You get proof.

By email: photo, GPS coordinates, date, time, and our declaration of posting.

A Utah courthouse at golden hour

What happens next

If they don’t pay or leave in three days

You file an unlawful detainer complaint and we serve it. Weekends and legal holidays don’t count toward the three days.

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Proof

See when and where service was attempted.

Each attempt has a recorded location, date, and time. Your Return of Service documents the result. That record helps you respond if service is questioned.

Return of Service

Served
A red SERVED stamp
Attempt1 of 4
Date and timeSample — 04 Mar 2027, 18:42 MST
CoordinatesSample — 40.6669° N, 111.8880° W
MannerPersonal — named recipient
DeputySworn deputy constable

FAQs

Notice posting questions

Does the notice have to be handed to the tenant?

No. Utah allows three ways: delivery to the tenant, delivery to a person of suitable age at the residence, or conspicuous posting at the property. We use whichever the situation allows and record on the return exactly which one it was.

When does the three days start?

The day after posting. Utah’s 3-day notices run in business days, so weekends and legal holidays don’t count. Check your own notice and the Utah Courts eviction guide for landlords before you rely on a date.

Can you post several units in one building?

Yes. Each unit is its own posting at $64 — separate door, separate photograph, separate proof. Managing a lot of doors? Ask us about an account.

A deputy constable handing court papers to a resident at a front door

Ready to start the clock?

Same-day available
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Constable-enforced
71 five-star reviews on Google
200% accuracy guarantee

Need a first attempt today? Choose Rush or Guaranteed and submit before noon Mountain Time on a weekday. Scheduling is subject to acceptance. After noon, call 801-392-9400.

Weekdays 8:30 to 5.