Security Deposit Refund Demand Letter in California
This page describes a form of document. It is not advice about your case.
Landlords in California generally must account for a residential security deposit on a statutory timetable. Confirm the current statute before you rely on a deadline.
This letter identifies the tenancy, the deposit paid, and the sum demanded, and reserves your remedies under California law.
$39.00 one time
Start guided draftGather these facts first
- Lease names
- Move-in and move-out dates
- Deposit paid
- Amount demanded
- Forwarding address
Finished documents are Official U.S. English. Public sample sentence:
I demand the return of my security deposit under the law of the State of California.
Questions
Is this a court filing in California?
No. It is a formal draft you may send or keep. Filing a case, if any, is a separate step.
Is the price a subscription?
No. You pay once for this California document, between $29 and $49. DraftDone never creates a Stripe subscription.
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