Verified state comparison
Security deposit return deadlines by state, source attached.
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Published timing records
Four states, five statutory scenarios
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| Jurisdiction | Scenario | Published timing | Scope and trigger | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CA California | Return and itemization deadline | 21 calendar days | The statute sets a 21-calendar-day period after the tenant vacates for the itemized statement and any remaining security. | Official source ↗ § 1950.5(h)(1) |
| FL Florida | Return deadline when no claim is made | 15 days | When no claim is intended, the section sets a 15-day period after termination of the rental agreement for return of the deposit. | Official source ↗ § 83.49(3)(a) |
| FL Florida | Claim notice deadline | 30 days | When a claim is intended, the section sets a 30-day period after termination for written notice of the claim and its reason. | Official source ↗ § 83.49(3)(a) |
| NY New York | Return and itemization deadline | 14 days | Subdivision 1-a sets a 14-day period after the tenant vacates for an itemized statement and any remaining deposit. | Official source ↗ § 7-108(1-a)(e) |
| TX Texas | General return deadline | 30 days | Section 92.103 sets a 30-day period after the tenant surrenders the premises for the security-deposit refund. | Official source ↗ § 92.103(a), subject to § 92.107 |
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