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Tenant Rights Checker

Last updated: April 2026

England-focused tenant rights check

This diagnostic highlights common issues around deposits, documents, repairs, landlord entry, eviction, and rent increases. It is general guidance, not legal advice.

Deposit

Was your deposit protected within 30 days?

Applies to assured shorthold tenancy deposits in England and Wales.

Were you given prescribed information?

This explains the scheme, amount, address, and dispute process.

Documents at the start

Were you given an EPC?

Were you given a gas safety certificate?

Were you given the How to Rent guide?

During the tenancy

Does your landlord enter without 24 hours notice?

Except emergencies, visits should be at a reasonable time with notice.

Have you reported repairs?

Were reported repairs fixed within a reasonable time?

Are deposit deductions unfair?

Eviction and rent

Have you received an eviction notice?

Have you received a rent increase notice?

Does the rent increase notice look valid?

Violation summary

No significant violations detected based on your answers.

Keep your tenancy documents and communications safely in case a dispute arises later.

Your rights summary

RightStatusYour situation
Deposit protectionOKScheme protection reported
Gas safety certificateOKCertificate provided
EPC providedOKRating C
How to Rent guideOKProvided
24hr notice for landlord entryOKNo entry issue reported
Repairs addressedOKNo repair issue reported

Priority actions

  1. Keep copies of your tenancy agreement, deposit certificate, gas safety certificate, EPC, and repair messages.Contact: Your own records

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What are my basic rights as a tenant?

Core rights include deposit protection, key safety documents, quiet enjoyment, repairs within a reasonable time, and protection from unlawful eviction or unfair rent increases.

What can I do if repairs are not made?

Report repairs in writing and keep records. If the landlord does not act, contact your council environmental health team. Get legal advice before withholding rent.

What does this mean?

This calculator is designed to help you understand the likely number before you make a decision or start an application.

Your result should be checked against official UK guidance, especially if your circumstances include dependants, exemptions, prior leave, or a complex immigration history.

Treat the figure as a planning tool rather than legal advice. Where the answer affects an application deadline or major payment, speak to an authorised adviser.

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