PRESCRIBED INFORMATION RELATING TO TENANCY DEPOSITS
Tenancy details
The landlord or letting agent protecting this tenancy deposit must give Prescribed Information to all tenants at the property
in accordance with The Housing (Tenancy Deposits) (Prescribed Information) Order 2007. They must do this within 30 days
of receiving the deposit from the tenant. It informs the tenant about the deposit protection measures the landlord or letting
agent has taken, the scheme contact details, and procedures that apply regarding the protection and return of the deposit.
The landlord or letting agent must provide a copy of The DPS terms and conditions to the tenant with this form. This can be
downloaded from www.depositprotection.com.
The DPS has provided this document by way of information only. The DPS accepts no liability for its contents. It’s the Landlord(s)
responsibility to ensure it is accurate and given to the tenant (or tenants) within 30 days of receipt of the deposit. They should also give
the tenant the opportunity to review and sign this document.
Tenancy address: Deposit amount:
Landlord or letting agent’s details:
Name:
Address:
Telephone:
Email:
Fax:
Contact details
Your deposit is protected with The Deposit Protection Service (The DPS). They are approved by the Ministry of Housing,
Communities and Local Government for this purpose. Here’s how you can contact them if you need to.
by post: The DPS
The Pavilions
Bridgwater Road
Bristol
BS99 6AA
Call: 0330 303 0030
Email: contactus@depositprotection.com
Website: www.depositprotection.com
How the scheme works
Information supplied by the Scheme Administrator to the Landlord explaining the operation of the provisions contained in the
statutory scheme.
Please see section 3 of The DPS Custodial Terms and Conditions
To: (insert names of all tenants and any other person (third party) paying a tenancy deposit on behalf of a tenant)