Right To Rent checks “under review” by Home Office.

Right To Rent checks “under review” by Home Office.

The government says it’s reviewing the checking process that agents and landlords have to follow under Right To Rent.


Right To Rent checks “under review” by Home Office


The revelation has come to light in a Home Office response to Propertymark, which has previously complained about one element of the checks - that is, the suggestion that agents can conduct checks via video call during the pandemic, but then must go back and conduct retrospective checks within eight weeks of the Home Office announcing that the temporary measures are ending.
In a response to Propertymark the Home Office says: “As this adjusted period [the pandemic] has remained for longer than anticipated we are taking this opportunity to conduct a review of the adjusted checking process.” 
The letter goes on to say: “Whilst our priority remains the security and integrity of the right to rent checks, we constantly seek to improve our process and innovate where possible. We also recognise the need to ensure the system of right to rent checks supports tenants and landlords.”
It continues: “We will update the adjusted checks guidance on gov.uk in due course, allowing sufficient time for landlords to comply with any updates or changes following our review.”


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