Thru what means should a landlord tell their tenants to, say, expire their tenancy so they can't deny it?

Question

A rogue tenant could just throw away a notice in regular mail and deny having been notified. How to avoid that? Sending a letter through a law firm? Is so, are there more affordable ways? I guess this question could be generalised to all legal notifications and it depends on the jurisdiction. I'm hoping there're some general and affordable means to do notifications like that in the subject.

Answer 1

Any kind of delivery that requires a signature upon receipt would work, but sometimes people refuse letters sent this way. The best way is to hand deliver the letter with a witness.

Answer 2

All the courts require is proof that you mailed it, ie certified mail thru the post office.

Just write the letter, put it in an envelope, address it, go to the post office and tell them you want to send it certified mail. Cost about $5. Just make sure you keep your reciept.

Answer 3

Send the notice via recorded delivery.

Answer 4

registered letter