Delaware Rent Receipt Law
Delaware landlords must give a receipt within 15 days for any cash rent payment and keep records of cash receipts for three years.
Last reviewed: October 2026
Make a Delaware rent receipt ↓What to Put on the Receipt
The statute does not list required contents. A receipt that shows the date, the amount, the rent period, the property address, the tenant's name and the landlord's or agent's name and signature covers what tenants, courts and employers usually ask for.
Details
Timing: Within 15 days.
25 Del. C. § 5514(d): landlord must furnish a receipt for an application fee and keep application-fee records 2 years.
Checked against the statute text in October 2026. This is general information, not legal advice; city or county rules and your lease can add to it. Read the statute or ask a local tenant organization or lawyer about your situation.
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Delaware Rent Receipt FAQ
Does a landlord have to give a rent receipt in Delaware?
Delaware landlords must give a receipt within 15 days for any cash rent payment and keep records of cash receipts for three years.
Does a Delaware landlord have to keep copies?
Landlord must keep a record of all cash receipts for rent for 3 years.
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