Kentucky Form AOC-215: Notice of Eviction Hearing

Enter the Case No., the Court, the County and the Division.

Enter the Plaintiff, the Defendant, the Defendant's Address, the Plaintiff's Attorney and the Address.

The Sheriff (or any Constable) is commanded, in the name of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, to summon Defendant tenant to appear on the Trial Date, to give Defendant at least three days notice of the time and place of trial, and to make return of service at or before the time of trial.

Enter the Trial Date on the line after "A trial will be held", the time, a.m. or p.m., the (location) and the (address). TO THE TENANT: Your landlord has filed an eviction notice against you in this Court, claiming you are not entitled to remain on the premises. A trial will be held at that time, to determine whether you will be evicted. If you have reasons for why you should not be evicted, you MUST APPEAR in Court to explain your reasons at this time. If you will need an interpreter at your court appearance, please contact the Court as soon as possible. THIS IS AN IMPORTANT PAPER. TAKE IT TO YOUR LAWYER IMMEDIATELY.

Mark the one way a copy of this Eviction Notice was served: by delivering same personally to Defendant this date.

Or mark: served and explained to, with the line after "explained to", the age and who is Defendant's (relationship) entered on their lines, this date, after Defendant could not be found.

Or mark: as neither Defendant, nor a family member could be found, a copy of this Eviction Notice was posted in a conspicuous place on Defendant's premises this date; AND mailed to the address by regular mail through the U.S. Postal Service, postage prepaid, this date.

On the line or lines of the way you marked, enter Date, Served by and County. The way posted and mailed has two lines.