The Letter of Intent to Move Out of State is a formal document used in England and Wales to provide written notice of a tenant's intention to end their tenancy and relocate. While the terminology originates from US practice, this document serves as a vital communication tool in the UK residential letting sector. It should be used when a tenant plans to terminate their tenancy in accordance with their lease agreement and statutory requirements. The document typically includes current address details, intended move-out date, forwarding address (if applicable), and confirms compliance with notice periods required under UK housing legislation.

1. Current Address: Full details of the property being vacated including house/flat number, street, city, and postcode

2. Tenant Information: Full name and current contact details of all tenants giving notice

3. Notice Declaration: Formal statement declaring intention to vacate the property

4. Move-out Date: Clear statement of the intended final day of occupancy

5. Notice Period Statement: Confirmation that the notice period complies with the tenancy agreement terms