How it works

From confused to organized in a few focused sessions

You do not need to understand legal forms. You do not need to know your state's security deposit law. You do not need to be "good with AI."

Get My Security Deposit Back is a PDF guide designed to work with ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. You upload the guide into your AI assistant, paste one starter message, and it begins walking you through your case one question at a time.

That is the whole setup.

If you can download a file, upload a file, and copy and paste a message, you can use this.

A short setup walkthrough: the files you get, how to load the guide into your AI assistant, and how to use the activation prompt.

What the guide helps you do

It moves through your case in the right order

Working inside your AI assistant, the guide helps you:

  • Review your lease and deposit details
  • Look up your state's security deposit deadline
  • Check whether your landlord missed a legal deadline
  • Identify improper deductions, like normal wear and tear
  • Calculate the amount you may be able to pursue
  • Draft a demand letter
  • Prepare for small claims filing
  • Organize your evidence
  • Practice what to say if there is a hearing
  • Understand what to do after judgment if the landlord still does not pay

The goal is not to make you a lawyer. The goal is to help you stop feeling lost.

Why the order matters

Most tenants lose momentum because they don't know what to do first

Should you text the landlord? Write a letter? File in court? Look up the law? Gather photos? Call the clerk?

The guide puts those steps in order. It starts with your facts. Then it checks your state's rules. Then it helps you decide whether your case is worth pursuing. Then it moves into the demand letter, filing, evidence, hearing prep, and collection steps.

You do not have to hold the whole process in your head. The guide walks you through it.

The simple version

Six Easy Steps

  1. 1

    Purchase and download the guide

    After purchase, you receive 3 files: the Get My Security Deposit Back PDF, a How-To-Use Guide, and an Activation Guide.

  2. 2

    Open an AI assistant

    You can use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. Any major AI assistant works.

  3. 3

    Upload the PDF

    Start a new chat and attach the Get My Security Deposit Back PDF.

  4. 4

    Paste the starter message

    The Activation Guide gives you the exact message to copy and paste. You do not have to write your own prompt — just copy, paste, and send it in the same chat where you uploaded the PDF.

  5. 5

    Answer one question at a time

    The AI reads the guide and becomes your case guide. It asks for the facts it needs: your lease, your deposit amount, your move-out date, what your landlord kept, and what documents you have.

  6. 6

    Let the guide do the heavy lifting

    The AI looks up your state's rules, checks deadlines, helps calculate your possible claim, prepares your demand letter, helps organize your evidence, and walks you through the small claims process step by step.

You stay in control. The AI guide keeps the process organized.

Want your facts ready before you start? You can gather them on the free intake form first.

Never used AI before?

That's okay

This was built for regular tenants, not tech people.

You do not have to know how to "prompt" AI. You do not have to figure out what to ask. You do not have to know legal language. The guide already contains the instructions.

Your job is simple: download the file, upload the file, copy and paste the starter message, and answer the questions honestly. That's it. The guide takes it from there.

It explains what each step means in plain English. It tells you what information it needs and why it matters. If you do not know an answer, you can simply say, "I don't know," and the guide will help you figure out the next step.

You are not handing over your case

The AI does not make the decision for you

It helps you understand where you stand, what your options are, and what documents you may need. You decide what to do.

This is legal information, not legal advice. It does not create an attorney–client relationship. It does not guarantee that you will win.

But it does give you something most tenants never get: a clear process, a plain-English explanation, and a way to take the next step without paying a lawyer just to find out where you stand.

Not sure where you stand?

Take the free assessment and get an honest read in about 5–10 minutes.

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Free. Informational only. Not legal advice.