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In December 2021, the UK Government announced plans to make it easier for landlords to check the legal status of their prospective tenants. The changes mean that landlords will be able to carry out eligibility checks digitally, without needing to check physical documents.
Things are changing in 2022 regarding the right to rent checks. Applicable renters will no longer have their right to rent checked physically. Landlords and renters need to prepare themselves for this change which comes into force in April 2022. We explain the changes in 30 seconds.
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