Did you know that landlords are required to protect your deposit? If your landlord failed to use a registered scheme you can claim up to 3 times the deposit back as well as your original deposit.
Since the introduction of laws in April 2007, as a tenant when you pay a deposit to secure a tenancy agreement, by law your landlord is obligated to place this deposit in a certified deposit protection scheme, for the benefit of both parties the landlord and tenant.
Check If your landlord failed to put your deposit in the following government approved schemes;
Starting your claim is simple, follow the steps below
Utilise our free online eligibility checker to find out if you qualify.
Once we receive your enquiry, we will contact you to confirm your tenancy agreement and to ensure you have a valid claim
If you wish to proceed with your claim, one of our specialist solicitors will deal with your case from this point onwards.
If you have a valid Tenancy Deposit Claim, your landlord may be liable for up to three times the amount of the original deposit.
This means your claim could be worth anything up to:
