Ask your landlord if your
deposit is protected
Your landlord has 30 days from
receiving your deposit to tell you in writing which scheme has been used to
protect your deposit.
If you have not heard from your
landlord in this time, you can write to your landlord and ask for this
information.
Organise your papers and evidence
Before you go any
further, it's a good idea to make sure you have all you paperwork organised.
Gather together:
·
your tenancy agreement and evidence of rent paid
·
evidence of the payment of your tenancy deposit
·
copies of any letters to and from your landlord
·
evidence that the deposit has not been protected by your landlord.
·
your inventory and anything else that may be relevant.
This will help you
if you need to take further action.
