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Right To Rent Liability – 12 Important Questions Answered
The forthcoming wider roll-out of the Right To Rent Scheme has attracted a lot of media attention over recent weeks and one aspect in particular, Right To Rent Liability, has generated a significant level of interest. Right2Rent asked leading immigration
…10 Key Facts About Right To Rent Checks [infographic]
The legal team at Right2Rent have been dealing with a high volume of queries from landlords across the UK following the introduction of right to rent checks for tenants within the West Midlands pilot area.
To assist landlords, we have …
Important Update
As of the 1st July 2021 we are no longer able to carry out manual checks on EU nationals to confirm a right to rent.
From 1st July 2021, the majority of EEA citizens will prove their right to rent using the Home Office online service. Those who have made a successful application to the EU Settlement Scheme will have been provided with an eVisa and can only prove their right to rent using the Home Office online service ‘prove your right to rent in England’ available on GOV.UK: https://www.gov.uk/prove-right-to-rent.
To prove their right to rent from 1st July 2021, individuals will provide landlords with a share code and their date of birth which will enable landlords to check their Home Office immigration status via the online service available on GOV.UK: https://www.gov.uk/view-right-to-rent.
We are still able to carry out manual checks for non EU nationals and family member of EU nationals in some instances, if you are unsure whether your prospective check meets this criteria please contact right to rent at enquiries@right2rent.co.uk.