Move forward with a clear record.
A place to start.Details in order.
A focused review of the right-to-rent information supplied for an agreed application. The report records the available evidence while the landlord or agent retains responsibility for the appropriate prescribed check.
What you receive
The detail matters.
Here is what is included.
A useful result explains the work behind it. Your document records the agreed service, the evidence and the outcome.
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A record of the right-to-rent information reviewed
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A clearly stated outcome and any limitations
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The relevant supporting information organised in one place
Before you start
A little preparation.
A smoother request.
Have these details ready. You will review your request before proceeding to payment.
What you will need
- The applicant’s identity details
- A valid share code where appropriate
- The date of birth and necessary authority
- The relevant landlord, agent or application information
How it works
From first step.
To a clear result.
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Add the details
Provide the information needed for the correct checking route.
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We review the record
The available information is reviewed within the agreed scope.
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Receive the outcome
The recorded result is available in your account.
Clear pricing
Right to rent
See the price and any selected options before paying.
Where does right to rent apply?
The UK right-to-rent scheme applies to residential renting in England. Different rules may apply elsewhere.
Does this remove the landlord’s responsibilities?
No. The landlord or agent must meet the relevant requirements and use the appropriate prescribed checking process.
For organisations
Your work moves faster
when the details are clear.
A dedicated business workspace for your organisation’s requests, documents and results.
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