Right to rent document checks: a user guide
Guidance for landlords and tenants on how right to rent checks should be carried out and which documents are acceptable.
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This guidance provides youlandlords with information about the rules for document checks, examples of acceptable documents and frequently asked questions.
YouLandlords will also be able to find information on:
- checking the validity of documents
- retaining evidence
- what you can do if you do not have standard identity documents
Last updated
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Updated information for landlords carrying out right to work checks from 1 October.
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Updated guidance published, changes are detailed on page 3.
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This guidance is being updated and will be available soon.
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Added accessible HTML version.
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Updated information relating to the way in which those with outstanding EUSS applications evidence their right to rent.
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Withdrawn out of date guidance.
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Updated guidance due to legislation change.
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Because of coronavirus (COVID-19) there are temporary changes to the way you can check documents. Added a link to guidance about the adjusted process.
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Updated guidance
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Updated guidance.
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First published.
