A deposit secures the landlord against any damage a tenant may do to an apartment. The deposit is held in trust for the tenant until the tenancy terminates. At the end of the tenancy, the landlord should tell the tenant about any damage the tenant will be held responsible for. This depends on your landlord.
Every landlord has their own way of handling their damage claims.
You may have a written lease agreement that establishes the process to be followed. You should talk to your landlord about what steps he or she plans to take. After you decide when you will leave the apartment you should attempt to schedule a time to inspect the apartment with your landlord. The best time to do this is after you have moved all of your belongings out of the apartment. You and your landlord can decide if there is any damage beyond normal wear and tear.