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check with your landlord, but typically you would just have to do an "Addendum to Rental Agreement to Remove Tenant."

just remember that all parties have to sign off on the document, the landlord has to agree to it, and that the deposit stays with the property until the lease completion. the person being removed from the lease would actually be waiving any claim to the security deposit. at the same time, the person being removed would no longer be responsible for any damages. that's why all parties involved have to sign.

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