Get Your Security Deposit Back
Did your landlord illegally withhold your security deposit? Our free analysis checks deadlines, deductions, and compliance issues. Recover what you're owed — potentially up to 3x the deposit in penalties.
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Cases Analyzed
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What Tenants Are Saying
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Everything You Need to Recover Your Deposit
How It Works
Get your money back in 4 simple steps. Most tenants complete the process in under 10 minutes.
Enter Your Details
Answer questions about your deposit, move-out date, and deductions.
AI Analysis
Our system checks for deadline violations, invalid deductions, and compliance issues.
Get Your Letter
Receive a professional demand letter citing applicable state laws.
Send & Track
Mail your letter via certified mail and track delivery status.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Free analysis. Only pay when you're ready to send your letter.
Free
$0
- Deadline calculator
- State law lookup
- Deduction checker
- Full case analysis
Pro
$59
- Everything free
- Demand letter PDF
- Certified mail delivery
- Depreciation analysis
- Small claims guide
Basic
$29
- Everything free
- Demand letter PDF
- First class mail
- Email delivery
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does my landlord have to return my deposit?
It varies by state: California and Washington have 21 days, Arizona and New York 14 days, Florida and Texas 30 days, and Colorado up to 60 days. Use our deadline calculator to check your specific situation.
What happens if my landlord misses the deadline?
In many states, missing the deadline means the landlord forfeits their right to keep any of the deposit. You may also be entitled to penalties — California allows up to 2x, Texas allows $100 plus 3x.
Is this legal advice?
No. ReclaimDeposit is a document preparation service, not a law firm. We provide general information and help you prepare demand letters, but we do not provide legal advice. For legal guidance specific to your situation, please consult a licensed attorney.
What states do you support?
We currently support Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, New York, Texas, and Washington with comprehensive legal analysis and demand letter generation. Visit our state laws page for more information.
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