Do I need to prove my right to rent in England?
Yes. For our build-to-rent homes in England, a right-to-rent check is required for relevant adult occupants. This is a legal check of whether you are allowed to rent residential accommodation in England.
How you can prove your right to rent
- British & Irish citizens can generally use an accepted passport or Irish passport card, including certain expired documents.
- People with digital immigration status may provide a Home Office right-to-rent share code.
- Some applicants can use other accepted original immigration documents.
- If your documents are with the Home Office, an official checking service may be available.
We will explain the appropriate route for your circumstances. Checks should be applied consistently to relevant adult occupants, regardless of nationality. You do not need to produce a share code if an accepted alternative checking route applies to you.
Find the official requirements at GOV.UK: Prove your right to rent.
This scheme applies to England, not to our Dublin development.