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We’ll Be Your Guarantor.
Even with a steady salary and full time employment, landlords and letting agents may still require a guarantor before approving your tenancy. And finding someone willing or eligible to take on that responsibility isn’t always easy.
Perhaps you don’t have a uk based family member or friend who can act as your guarantor, or you’d simply prefer to keep your financial commitments independent.
That’s where My Guarantor steps in!
Our professional guarantor service offers a simple, dependable alternative, so you don’t have to rely on loved ones to secure your next home.
We take the time to understand your individual circumstances, assessing your employment and financial position to provide a fair and straightforward application process.
By giving landlords the reassurance they need, we help you overcome guarantor hurdles and move forward with greater confidence.
Perhaps you don’t have a uk based family member or friend who can act as your guarantor, or you’d simply prefer to keep your financial commitments independent.
That’s where My Guarantor steps in!
Our professional guarantor service offers a simple, dependable alternative, so you don’t have to rely on loved ones to secure your next home.
We take the time to understand your individual circumstances, assessing your employment and financial position to provide a fair and straightforward application process.
By giving landlords the reassurance they need, we help you overcome guarantor hurdles and move forward with greater confidence.
Securing a rental property shouldn’t depend on having someone else to guarantee your tenancy. Whether you’re starting a new job, relocating, or renting independently for the first time, **My Guarantor** provides a professional guarantor service that helps you move forward with confidence.
A Professional Solution for Working Having a stable income doesn’t always mean you’ll avoid guarantor requirements. Many landlords and letting agents still ask for a guarantor, even if you’re in full-time employment. If you don’t have a suitable family member or friend to help, or simply don’t want to place that responsibility on someone else, we’re here to provide a straightforward alternative.
We assess your application based on your employment and financial circumstances, giving landlords added confidence while making the rental process simpler for you.
A Professional Solution for Working Having a stable income doesn’t always mean you’ll avoid guarantor requirements. Many landlords and letting agents still ask for a guarantor, even if you’re in full-time employment. If you don’t have a suitable family member or friend to help, or simply don’t want to place that responsibility on someone else, we’re here to provide a straightforward alternative.
We assess your application based on your employment and financial circumstances, giving landlords added confidence while making the rental process simpler for you.
A Straightforward Application
Applying is quick and uncomplicated. We use the information you already have to assess your eligibility, without unnecessary paperwork or lengthy delays.
- We’ll typically ask for:
- Recent payslips or proof of employment
- Confirmation of your salary and job role
- Bank statements where additional evidence is required
- A few details about the property you’re renting
- Documents
Documents to Prepare
With My Guarantor, you can focus on securing your new home while we provide the reassurance your landlord needs.
Recent Payslips
Your latest payslips help us verify your regular income and employment.
Employment Contract
Useful if you’ve recently started a new role, confirming your position, salary, and start date.
Proof of Identity
A valid passport or UK driving licence to confirm your identity.
Tenancy Details
The property address, monthly rent, and letting agent or landlord information for the tenancy you’re applying for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Starting a new role doesn’t prevent you from applying. If you haven’t received your first payslip yet, a signed employment contract confirming your position and salary is usually sufficient for us to assess your application.
Yes. Being in a probationary period doesn’t automatically affect your eligibility. We look at your application as a whole, taking into account your employment, income, and overall financial circumstances. If you have a confirmed role and can provide the relevant documentation, we’re happy to consider your application.
No. We understand that not everyone has an established UK credit history. That’s why we focus on your current employment, income, and overall financial circumstances, allowing us to assess your application on its own merits rather than relying solely on your credit profile.