Evicted Tenant – Still using address for Nationalisation
After a lengthy battle I finally evicted my previous tenant in Aug 2014. Since then the tenants partner is still using the property address for credit and business purposes.
He has even applied to the Home Office for Nationalisation using the property address, with his solicitor forwarding correspondence to the property.
As soon as the couple were evicted I made sure that their details were removed form the electoral register. Am I within my rights to write to the Home Office stating clearly that this person no longer lives at this address and according to his partner during the eviction process – has not done so since 2010 (although I know that to be false as he was there when I visited the property up to 2013).
Any help would be appreciated
Ian
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8:16 PM, 4th July 2015, About 11 years ago
Reply to the comment left by “Lammy 247” at “04/07/2015 – 18:59“:
It is fraud to give a false address. It also will shortly become law that we will have to check tenants’ immigration status.