The Lettucey Reference

Checks

Explore each evidence category as a focused part of one complete tenant-reference process.

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Explore checks.

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Bring the core applicant evidence into one traceable reference and make unresolved points visible.

Record identity evidence and flag material inconsistencies without treating identity as the whole tenancy decision.

Support the prescribed Right to Rent checking process with a clear record of the route and evidence used.

Keep relevant adverse-credit and public-record findings distinct from income evidence and Open Banking data.

Compare verified income evidence with the proposed rent using a visible, reviewable affordability method.

Record employment and income evidence with its source, age and any unresolved inconsistency.

Assess applicants whose income does not fit a standard monthly payroll pattern without forcing a false binary result.

Record the evidence returned by a previous landlord or agent and show clearly when it cannot be verified.

Reference a proposed guarantor through a clearly defined route and record how the guarantor relates to the application.

Use consented account data as one possible income and affordability input. It is not a substitute for adverse-credit checks.

Provide a defined evidence route for applicants whose identity, income or rental history sits outside the usual UK sources.

Keep company-tenant checks separate from individual tenant referencing and define the evidence needed for the legal entity.

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The content is organised around evidence, responsibility and limitations, not an unexplained pass or fail.