Right to Rent checks have been adapted to “make it easier
for landlords” to carry them out during the Coronavirus outbreak, the Home
Secretary has announced. Effective immediately, the temporary changes will mean
the Home Office will not require landlords to see original documents and will
allow checks to be undertaken over video calls. These temporary changes will
mean that, during the Coronavirus outbreak, prospective renters and workers are
now able to submit scanned documents, rather than originals, to show they have
a right to rent or right to work. Read more on 24housing.
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