TenancySense reads the letter, tells you what it legally is, what your landlord can and can't do next, whether the deadline is real — and writes your reply. Renters' Rights Act 2025 built in. In English or your own language.
The first page is enough. Add the other pages, the envelope, or your tenancy agreement's first page if you have it. Nothing is shared with your landlord or agent.
Step 1 is free. You only pay if you want the full report.
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Renters' Rights Act: no more no-fault evictions in England, rent rises once a year with two months' notice, three months' arrears before a mandatory ground. Most tenants — and plenty of landlords — don't know yet.
Not a letter, not a text, not a changed lock. Knowing exactly what stage you're at — and what the landlord still has to do — turns panic into a plan.
The council must help you from 56 days before you could be homeless. Deposit disputes have windows. Court forms have 14 days. We tell you which clock is running.
No. TenancySense explains the letter, the rules that apply and the routes open to you, and drafts your reply. It's an information service; it doesn't represent you and can't guarantee an outcome. Shelter (0808 800 4444) and the council's Housing Options team are free and we point you to them.
Almost never on a letter alone. Upload it and we'll tell you what it is, whether it's valid, and what has to happen before anyone can make you go.
Covered — the rules differ (Notice to Leave, occupation contracts, notice to quit periods) and the report uses the right ones for your address.
Upload it today. We'll explain the form, the 14-day defence deadline and the free duty adviser you're entitled to at court.