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Nunavut deposit return date planner
Enter your move-out date to estimate when your deposit should be returned.
Check the current Nunavut rules before using these datesWhy?
The official rental law copy we reviewed was current to May 31, 2024. We have not confirmed whether any later changes affect these dates or amounts. Check with the Nunavut Rental Office before relying on a result.
Check your deposit return date
This gives you a starting date. Your actual deadline may be different.
What the landlord should give back
Usually, within 10 days after you move out, the landlord must return your deposit plus interest and give you a written list of any money kept.
If the landlord wants to keep some money
If the landlord keeps money for damage or unpaid rent, they must explain the amounts in writing and notify the Rental Officer. Special rules may apply.
Usually, they must give the written list and return any money still owing, plus interest, within 10 days.
If repair costs are not known yet, there is a longer process: a first estimate within 10 days, then the final list and any remaining money within 30 days after move-out. This calculator shows only the usual 10-day date.
What if you disagree?
Contact Nunavut Rental Office with the move-out date, agreement, receipts, inspection report and relevant messages.
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Independent legal information, not a government service or legal advice. The available official Act consolidation is dated May 31, 2024; later legal changes have not been independently verified for this guide. Check current legislation, forms, service and exceptions before taking action.