FristCheck

Repair bill / delayed deposit / claim above the deposit

Got a move-out bill or still waiting for your deposit? Check the four dates first.

Use FristCheck if your landlord sent a repair claim, has not settled the deposit, or is asking for more than the deposit. Answer up to eight factual questions to map the procedure.

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Apartment keys beside a move-out inspection form
About 3 minutes / no signup / no answer uploads Local: runs in your browser Traceable: fixed rules, not an AI guess Conservative: missing facts are never guessed

From dates to a usable next step

Check free. Pay only when you need a written conclusion or a letter to send.

All prices are per lease. The optional action pack is offered only when the paid assessment identifies a usable procedural finding. Maximum total 249 DKK.

  1. 01

    Free

    Map the procedure

    Put the relevant dates and reports in order and see where a possible procedural issue needs closer assessment.

  2. 02

    99 DKK

    Confirm where you stand

    Get a written case-specific conclusion, exact calculations and locked legal references before you accept a bill or decide what to do next.

    See a full example assessment
  3. 03

    Optional +150 DKK

    Prepare the next step

    If eligible, turn the conclusion into a Danish letter for the landlord, an English explanation and a complaint-preparation checklist.

The assessment is not an AI guess

Fixed Danish rules calculate the result. AI is used only to draft language in the optional action pack.

Limited data use

Only the optional action pack uses AI drafting, processed on Scaleway's European infrastructure. Paid case data is scheduled for deletion within 30 days and never used by FristCheck for model training.

A self-service tool, not a law firm

FristCheck does not represent you or guarantee an outcome. Every paid result links back to the official Danish Rent Act.

Read the law on Retsinformation

Move-out procedure

The deadlines depend on what actually happened

  1. Starting point

    Landlord learns you moved out

    This starts the inspection deadline where the statutory inspection duty applies.

  2. Within 2 weeks

    Inspection within two weeks

    Written notice is normally at least one week. Shorter notice can sometimes be agreed.

    § 187, stk. 3
  3. At inspection

    Report delivered correctly

    At the inspection, or within two weeks if the tenant was absent or would not acknowledge receipt.

    § 187, stk. 4-5
  4. Within 2 weeks

    Claim raised on time

    The relevant starting date depends on whether the landlord had an inspection duty.

    § 187, stk. 2

Free procedural check

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What this tool does, and does not do

It checks procedure

Move-in inspection, move-out timing, notice, reports, claim timing and listed repair items.

It does not decide your case

Amounts, evidence, normal wear, causation and other legal rules require separate assessment.