Seayora says my state is not verified. Is the checklist wrong?
It is not wrong, it is unverified — which is a different thing and Seayora will not blur them. The sequence shown is the shape a summary-possession case takes almost everywhere, but no period, court, form or fee for that state has been read from its statute, so none is published. Confirm each one locally. Your state’s notice periods, on Renewals & Notices, are separately verified and are not affected.
From the guide When Rent Has Failed: Navigating an Eviction.
Which states Seayora has verified
Twenty-one jurisdictions were read from their own statutes in September 2026 — New York (and New York City), California (and Los Angeles and San Francisco), Texas, Florida, Illinois (and Chicago), New Jersey, Pennsylvania (and Philadelphia), Georgia, Massachusetts, Washington (and Seattle), Arizona, Colorado, Ohio, Michigan, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Nevada, Minnesota, Oregon, Connecticut and the District of Columbia. Every other state has a row that carries the shape of a summary-possession case and no numbers at all, marked unverified, because the alternative is publishing a deadline nobody read.
Read the whole guide: When Rent Has Failed: Navigating an Eviction