APPEALS, REFUSALS & IMMIGRATION PROBLEMS
Right to Rent Problems
About Right to Rent Problems
Right to rent rules require landlords in England to check that tenants have status to live in the UK. Problems show up as failed checks, refused tenancies, or civil penalty action against landlords. For tenants the impact can be severe, especially where families are involved. The right response usually combines a careful look at the underlying immigration status, eVisa or share code, and a clear conversation with the landlord. RakLAW acts for both sides, protecting homes and helping landlords stay on the right side of the rules.
Who this is for
- Tenants refused a property over right to rent
- Landlords carrying out right to rent checks
- Letting agents managing tenant compliance
- Families at risk of losing a home
How RakLAW helps
- Diagnose underlying status and eVisa issues
- Provide written confirmation of right to rent
- Defend civil penalty action against landlords
- Advise on tenancy renewal and follow-up checks
Speak to a RakLAW solicitor about Right to Rent Problems
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