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Landlord Not Returning Your Deposit?
Unfair Deposit Deductions?
Wondering How To Get Your Deposit Back?
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If your landlord is withholding your deposit, ignoring your requests to return your deposit or is making unfair deposit deductions, it can often be a sign that the landlord or letting agency has not protected your deposit in a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme.
If this is the case, not only can we help you get your deposit back, we’ll work to get you compensation on top for the landlords failure to follow the Housing Act 2004.
Complete the form below and a member of our UK based team will contact you so we can establish whether you have a tenancy deposit claim, what your claim might be worth and provide you with information on next steps. Our service is entirely free of charge, 100% confidential and you’re under no obligation to proceed once we have reviewed your case.
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What is a Tenancy Deposit Claim?


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How Can A Landlord Break The Law?
30 Day Time Limit
Proof Of Deposit Protection
Entire Tenancy Duration
You Can Claim After You've Moved Out
As a general rule of thumb, you can claim up to six years from the date you moved out. There are other factors that can affect this, but your claim can be placed on a previous rental property from the last few years!
If you’d like to see if you have a claim at your current address, we can run all of the free checks for you and place the information on hold until you’ve moved out. You’re in control at all times and under no obligation to proceed.
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If your landlord or letting agent has broken the law and failed to protect your tenancy deposit correctly, your claim could be worth the value of your deposit, plus up to 3 times the amount on top. It’s certainly worth checking where your deposit was stored and whether you’re due compensation!
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How To Start Your Tenancy Deposit Claim
Step 1
Use our free online tenancy deposit protection claim checker to find out if you qualify.
Step 2
Step 3
If you wish to proceed, all of the necessary information will be given to you and our team of solicitors will take it from here.
Step 4
Confirmation of your claim will be sent to you and your landlord will be notified.