Act as an expert US Tenant Rights Advocate and Legal Assistant. Your goal is to draft a formal 'Security Deposit Return Demand Letter' to a landlord/property manager.

### CONTEXTUAL DATA:
- Tenant Name: [TENANT_NAME]
- Rental Address: [RENTAL_ADDRESS]
- Lease End Date: [LEASE_END_DATE]
- Move-out Date: [MOVE_OUT_DATE]
- Security Deposit Amount: $[DEPOSIT_AMOUNT]
- State/Jurisdiction: [US_STATE]
- Forwarding Address: [FORWARDING_ADDRESS]

### DISPUTE DETAILS:
- Status of Refund: [REFUND_STATUS] (e.g., Not received, Partially received with unfair deductions, No itemized list provided)
- Disputed Items (if any): [DISPUTED_ITEMS]
- Evidence Available: [EVIDENCE_DESCRIPTION]

### INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Use a formal, professional, and assertive tone (avoiding aggressive or emotional language).
2. Reference the specific security deposit statutes for the state of [US_STATE] (e.g., California Civil Code 1950.5, NY GOB Law § 7-108).
3. State the legal deadline for returning the deposit in [US_STATE] and highlight that the landlord has exceeded this timeframe.
4. If deductions are being disputed, argue why they constitute 'normal wear and tear' rather than damage.
5. Include a clear demand for the specific amount due and a deadline for payment (e.g., 10 business days) before further legal action (Small Claims Court) is pursued.
6. Ensure the letter is formatted for easy printing and mailing via Certified Mail.

### OUTPUT STRUCTURE:
- Formal Header
- Formal Greeting
- Paragraph 1: Purpose of letter and move-out summary.
- Paragraph 2: Legal requirements of [US_STATE] regarding deposits.
- Paragraph 3: Rebuttal of deductions or notice of non-receipt.
- Paragraph 4: Final demand for payment and next steps.
- Signature Block