What to do if your right to rent from Landlord Checking Service has come Negative?
What to do if your right to rent from Landlord Checking Service has come Negative and the prospective tenant has filed an in time application or an in time appeal?
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Negative Right to Rent Notice has been received from the Landlord Checking Service and the prospective tenant has made an in time application
If you have received a negative confirmation for the right to rent check done through the Landlord checking service
You will be using the UAN(Unique Application Number) to do the check, If the Biometrics have not been enrolled, then it is highly likely that the check will come as Negative stating that the individual does not have a Right to rent
What are the options:
Ask the tenant to try and get an earlier appointment, sometimes, they may have to pay for an earlier appointment
Once the Biometrics are enrolled, the do the check again
If time is of the essence, then it is better to take the advice of the Immigration lawyers like ourselves, we do advise and represent Landlords and estate agents in such matters
We can issue a letter confirming whether or not the tenant has a right to rent
We can take all the facts of the case, if required, we can also do the right to rent check, we will review the previous expired BRP and a copy of the application filed and can issue a letter to the agent or landlord, which will act as a defence against any civil penalty.
We also represent agents/landlords with any Civil Penalty matters and negotiate a reduction in the penalty, in case a penalty is levied
For detailed advice regarding your particular situation, it is advisable that you seek advice from a qualified immigration adviser. We are registered with the OISC and are qualified to give Immigration Advice at the highest level, i.e. Level 3 (Advocacy and representation). You may book a video/audio consultation at the below link:
