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Connecticut security deposit statement template
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Your Connecticut security deposit statement has 2 rules to meet. ReportDraft puts every one on your checklist and checks your draft before you sign.
- The 21-day return or written itemized statement of damages
- The tenant's forwarding address in writing
A security deposit statement template set up for Connecticut, with fields for the date you received the tenant's forwarding address. In Word and PDF.
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Connecticut Security deposit statement Template
Landlord or property manager
Tenant names
Rental unit address
Tenant's forwarding address
Date the tenant moved out
Date of this statement
Security deposit held
Date you received the tenant's forwarding address
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Connecticut rules for this report
These rules are about how and when you report, not the template's fields. Check them before you deliver.
- Within 21 days after the tenancy ends, or 15 days after receiving the tenant's forwarding address in writing if that is later, the landlord delivers the full deposit with interest, or the balance after damages with a written statement itemizing the nature and amount of the damagesConn. Gen. Stat. s. 47a-21 (d) (2) ยท Conn. Gen. Stat. s. 47a-21, 2026 Supplement (history: P.A. 23-207 reduced 30 days to 21)
- When the tenancy ends, the tenant may give the landlord a forwarding address in writing, and the deposit and statement go to that addressConn. Gen. Stat. s. 47a-21 (d) (2)
- Deductions are limited to damages the landlord suffered because the tenant failed to comply with the tenant's obligationsConn. Gen. Stat. s. 47a-21 (d) (1)
- A landlord who breaks these return rules owes twice the security deposit; if the only failure is the interest, ten dollars or twice the interest, whichever is greaterConn. Gen. Stat. s. 47a-21 (d) (2)
- A tenant can sue to reclaim any part of the deposit due, and either side may still recover other damagesConn. Gen. Stat. s. 47a-21 (g)
What is in it
- Itemized deductionsDeduction, Why it is charged, Supported by, Amount
- Move-out conditionTwo to four sentences from the notes on the unit's condition at move-out compared with move-in, including anything noted as normal wear and tear and not charged, and photos if the notes mention them. Never state amounts.
- Refund and questionsHow the refund is paid or the balance should be paid, and where (from the notes, such as a check mailed to the forwarding address), and that the tenant may contact the landlord with questions. Never state amounts: the accounting table shows them.
Rules last reviewed October 23, 2026. Read the full Connecticut security deposit statement requirements.