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Enter your state, lease dates, move-out date, deposit amount, forwarding address, deductions, and evidence.
AI help getting your deposit back
SecurityDepositHelpAI turns your lease, move-out facts, landlord deductions, photos, messages, and state deadline rules into a demand letter, evidence checklist, and follow-up timeline.
State-aware workflow · Evidence checklist · Refund deadline tracker · Legal information, not legal advice
What is SecurityDepositHelpAI?
SecurityDepositHelpAI is built for renters who moved out, waited for a refund or itemized deductions, and need a clear written demand before escalating to mediation, a housing agency, or small claims court.
How it works
Enter your state, lease dates, move-out date, deposit amount, forwarding address, deductions, and evidence.
Get a structured demand letter, exhibit checklist, state deadline summary, mailing plan, and response tracker.
Track the landlord response deadline and prepare the facts needed for mediation, agency complaints, or small claims.
Source-backed guides
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Read guideA source-backed guide to sample letter asking for deposit back, including what to check, documents to gather, and when to get professional review.
Read guideFrequently asked questions
A security deposit demand letter is a written request asking a landlord to return a deposit, explain deductions, or comply with the state's refund deadline. A strong letter usually identifies the lease, move-out date, forwarding address, deposit amount, disputed deductions, evidence, legal deadline, and requested payment date.
AI can organize lease facts, move-out dates, photos, messages, deductions, receipts, and state deadline rules into a demand letter and follow-up checklist. It cannot guarantee payment, represent you in court, or replace state-specific legal advice.
Common evidence includes the lease, deposit receipt, forwarding-address proof, move-in and move-out photos, inspection notes, repair invoices, cleaning receipts, landlord messages, itemized deduction statements, and proof of keys returned or possession surrendered.
No. SecurityDepositHelpAI provides legal information and document organization. It is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.