A month has passed
The tenancy ended, you handed back the keys and you are still waiting.
Has a month passed since you returned the keys and your landlord still has your deposit? A practising lawyer reviews your case, calculates what you are owed with interest and signs the formal demand. Fixed price from €59.
Enter the date you handed back the keys.
Your claim is over €2,000. We will give you a tailored quote.
Indicative figure. The lawyer checks it against your documents.
after key handover: from then on, what you are owed accrues interest
statutory interest rate in Spain for 2026
fixed price incl. VAT, no hourly billing
general limitation period for a claim like this
Your deposit is not a gift to the landlord. It is your money, and the law says when it has to come back.
If you handed back the keys and your deposit has not been returned, or amounts are deducted without justification, the first useful step is usually a clear, formal demand.
The tenancy ended, you handed back the keys and you are still waiting.
They claim damage that is normal wear or that they cannot prove.
You have written or called several times, but the landlord avoids a solution.
You provide the facts. We give your claim legal form.
Answer a few questions and upload the contract, deposit receipt, proof of key handover and messages.
About 8 minutesWe check the documents, calculate the amount and draft a tailored formal demand.
Professional reviewWe deliver the signed document with instructions, or send it ourselves by certified means.
24–48 hours** Usual turnaround once we have all the documents. Not a guarantee of result.
Five questions. Thirty seconds. We tell you whether we can help at a fixed price.
You can start now at a fixed price. A lawyer reviews your documents before any payment.
Your case has some nuance. Tell us about it and we will give you an assessment and, if needed, a tailored quote.
No hourly rates, no surprises. You will know what is included before paying.
You send it
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With legal follow-up
Prices and sending limits are confirmed in the engagement letter before payment.
ReclamaFianza is a service of the García Formazyn law office in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Every demand is reviewed and signed by a practising lawyer, by name, with professional liability.
Guides in Spanish, written and reviewed by a practising lawyer, updated for 2026.
Guía completa para reclamar la fianza del alquiler: qué dice la ley (art. 36 LAU), plazos, intereses, qué puede descontar el casero y cómo reclamar paso a paso.
Read guide Guía 02¿Tu casero no te devuelve la fianza o no contesta? Qué hacer paso a paso, qué intereses puedes reclamar y cuándo merece la pena enviar un burofax con abogado.
Read guide Herramienta · CalculadoraCalcula los intereses legales que genera tu fianza si el casero no la devuelve en un mes. Interés legal del dinero 2026: 3,25 %. Calculadora gratuita.
Usar herramienta Guía 03Qué es el burofax para la devolución de la fianza, qué debe incluir, errores frecuentes y cómo enviarlo con certificación de contenido y firma de abogado.
Read guide Guía 05¿Te descuentan la fianza por desperfectos? Diferencia entre daños y desgaste normal, qué puede cobrar el casero (pintura, limpieza, agujeros) y cómo defenderte.
Read guide Herramienta · ModeloModelo gratuito de carta para reclamar la devolución de la fianza del alquiler. Rellena tus datos y cópialo al instante. Incluye el artículo 36.4 de la LAU.
Usar herramientaSpanish law does not literally set a one-month deadline, but article 36.4 of the Urban Tenancies Act provides that the balance accrues statutory interest if it has not been returned within a month of the key handover. What you can claim depends on the circumstances and justified deductions.
No. The service covers a specific legal action and cannot guarantee what the landlord does. A professional demand is usually the first step before considering other routes.
The tenancy agreement, proof of the deposit, proof of key handover, the landlord’s details and relevant messages. Photos of the property when you left also help.
We check whether the deductions are explained and supported by evidence. Cases with serious damage or complex evidence are assessed separately.
In most Spanish regions the landlord must lodge the deposit with a public body. Even so, it is the landlord who has to return it to you.
The next step is usually a court claim. With the Plus plan we assess your case and explain the most suitable route.
Yes, if the rental was in Spain and the case meets the criteria. Everything is online, in English, Spanish or German.
Check in two minutes whether your case fits. You pay nothing until you know the scope of the service and accept the engagement letter.
Start today. In two minutes you will know whether your case fits.