Kagaznama
Start the Tenant's deposit recovery kit
Kit price₹99
Every paper in this kit
In the order you will need them.
- Tenant's Notice of Intention to Vacate
- Move-out Handover Checklist
- Deposit Deduction Statement
- Tenant's Legal Notice for Refund of Security Deposit
Why a kit
- Fill your details once, and every paper in the kit is filled for you.
- All the papers for the deal, in the right order, with a checklist to tick off.
- A kit counts as one download, however many papers it has.
What you will need
Use the papers in this order.
Before you start, collect these papers.
Have ready:
- Your rent agreement and the receipt for the security deposit
- Proof of the rent you paid, such as receipts or bank statements
Give the landlord written notice that you are vacating, in the time your rent agreement asks for.
- Tenant's Notice of Intention to Vacate (made below, with your kit details)
When you hand back the keys, fill in the move-out checklist with the landlord, note the condition of the home and the meter readings, and both sign it.
- Move-out Handover Checklist (made below, with your kit details)
Ask the landlord to state every amount held back from the deposit and the reason. Use the deduction statement to record what was deducted and what is still owed to you.
- Deposit Deduction Statement (made below, with your kit details)
If the deposit is still not returned, send the landlord a legal notice asking for the refund.
- Tenant's Legal Notice for Refund of Security Deposit (made below, with your kit details)
Tell us the details of this deal once. Each document in the kit then opens with those answers already filled in, marked "From kit details", and you can change any of them.
A kit is for one deal: one set of people, one property. For a different deal, start a new kit.
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The details of this deal
More than one person? Write the names together in the one box, like "A and B" or "A, B and C". Only the first person’s parentage and address are asked, so only theirs are filled in; add the others’ details on each document before signing.
For example: Harpreet Singh and Meena Kaur
For example: Harpreet Singh and Meena Kaur