Renters' Rights Act · Landlord Compliance
Your tenancy paperwork.
Now legally out of date.
The Renters' Rights Act changed what every periodic tenancy in England needs in writing. The Process Dept. turns that legal duty into a straightforward, done-in-an-evening fix, without a solicitor's fee.
No card required · instant download · 2 minute self-assessment
Since 1st May 2026, every periodic tenancy in England requires a compliant Written Statement of Terms. Most landlords haven't issued one yet.
STATUS: ACTION REQUIREDThe Compliance Journey
Four steps, in the order landlords actually need them.
Start free, fix what's missing, stay compliant as rent reviews come round, and know exactly what to do if a tenancy needs to end. Each stage stands alone, but they're built to hand off to the next.
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RRA Readiness Checklist
A short self-assessment across every area the Act touches. Ten minutes to find out exactly where your paperwork stands, with a plain-English score.
Free
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Written Statement of Terms Pack
The compliant statement document, the required tenant information leaflet, and a one-page guide to what happens next and by when.
£35
Get the packMaintain
Section 13 Rent Review Toolkit
Everything needed to run a compliant rent review under Section 13, so future increases hold up if a tenant ever challenges them.
£45
Get the toolkitResolve
Section 8 Possession Toolkit
The five grounds landlords rely on most, notice-period worksheets, ready-to-check statutory wording, and a proof of service log, so you're organised before a solicitor gets involved.
£65
Get the toolkitStart Here
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Four minutes, ten sections, no card required. Your score and full checklist land straight in your inbox.
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About
Compliance paperwork, written for landlords, not lawyers.
The Process Dept. is an independent compliance practice built around one job: keeping small and individual landlords on the right side of the Renters' Rights Act, without the cost or delay of instructing a solicitor for routine paperwork.
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Built around the Act itself
Every document is written directly from the current legislation, not a generic template repurposed for the UK market.
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Kept current as the law moves
Products are monitored against gov.uk and updated when the legislation changes, so you're not working from a version that's quietly gone out of date.
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Plain English, on purpose
No legal jargon standing between you and what you actually need to do. Just the document, the checklist, and the deadline.