For tenants facing eviction
Fight your eviction, with a custom plan built for your situation.
You may have more time and more rights than you think.
- A step-by-step plan for your case
- Your court documents, filled in and ready to file
- A text before every deadline
- Flat $375 for 120 days of help
- Court documents filled in for you
- Text reminders before each deadline
Free to explore. Pay for full access only if you think we can help.
Everything you need to handle your eviction
No legal experience needed. We walk you through every step in plain language, right from your phone. You're not alone. Our system helps you navigate this stressful process.
Tell us what documents you received. You get a step-by-step plan with the exact deadline for each step, based on your state's rules.
Answer a few simple questions and we fill in your court documents for you, including your written answer to the court, a request to waive court fees, and a request for more time.
Ask for a payment plan, repairs, a copy of your rent records, or more time to move. Ready to sign, print or mail.
Sign with your finger, then download, print, or send by certified mail. We show you where to file and what to bring.
Missing one date can mean losing your case without a hearing. We text you 3 days before, the day before, and the day of.
Snap a photo and the app reads the dates and names for you. You check every answer before it is used.
Photos of repairs, rent receipts and texts with your landlord, saved and ready to show the judge.
Every screen, every reminder, and a read-aloud button if reading is hard. Free legal aid phone numbers for your state, too.
Also included: landlord communication letters, digital signatures from your phone, document scanning by photo, an evidence folder for your case, and full support in English and Spanish.
You don't have to face this alone. Start now while you still have time to act.
Get prequalified for freeGet prequalified for free. $375 one-time fee.
Your account and a snapshot of your case:
- How urgent your case is
- Your next date
- Where you are in the eviction process
- How many defenses and documents may apply to you
Everything you need to take action:
- Your step-by-step plan
- Your court documents, filled in for you
- Digital signatures from your phone
- Letters to your landlord
- An evidence folder for photos and receipts
- A checklist for your court date
One flat fee covers 120 days of help.
See how it works
A short tour of the app, from your first question to your signed court documents.
How it works
Tell us about your situation
Answer a few simple questions about your notice or court documents. No legal knowledge required.
Get your plan and deadlines
See what to do first, what can wait, and the deadline for each step.
Prepare your documents and be ready for court
Complete, sign and print your court documents and letters, plus a checklist for your court date.
Time matters in an eviction.
Evictions move quickly. In some states you have only 3 to 5 days to respond to court documents. Miss that deadline and the judge can rule against you without hearing your side. The sooner you start, the more options you have.
Get prequalified for freeQuestions tenants ask us
How much does it cost?
One flat fee of $375 covers 120 days of help. You can get prequalified for free first.
Do you file the documents for me?
No. We prepare your court documents and show you exactly where and how to file them, and what to bring.
Is this a lawyer?
No. Eviction Help USA is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. It is a tool that helps you prepare your own documents, using your answers and your state's forms and rules. We also show you free legal aid in your state, and you can talk to a lawyer at any time.
Will this stop my eviction?
No one can promise that. What we can do is help you answer on time, use the rights your state gives you, ask for more time when the law allows it, and walk into court prepared. Many tenants lose only because they missed a deadline.
What if I can't pay my back rent?
The app can make a letter asking your landlord for a payment plan, and it shows you rental help programs in your state.
Do I need a computer?
No. Everything works on a phone, even an older one. You can take pictures of your documents with your phone's camera.
What if I already have a writ of possession or a sheriff's notice?
You may still have options. In many states you can ask the judge to pause the removal or give you more time to move, and if the deadline to appeal hasn't passed, you may be able to file an appeal. Some courts require a bond or rent paid into court. The app prepares the Request for More Time Before Removal and the Notice of Appeal. These deadlines are very short, sometimes only a day or two, so start today. If you've already been locked out, call 211 or free legal aid right away.