Renew an HMO licence
You will need to renew your house in multiple occupation (HMO) licence at least eight weeks before the current one expires.
If you have more than one HMO, you will need to renew the licence for each property.
There are three parts to the renewal application, which must be completed in order:
Part One
You must provide:
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information about all proposed licence holders or a property manager if you are using one
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any changes in circumstances since the last licence was granted
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HMO accreditation
Part Two
This section includes information you will need to provide about:
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the property, including detailed layout plans
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the standard of accommodation and tenancy agreement
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energy efficiency ratings (including proof of the Energy Performance Certificate)
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gas and electrical performance and certification
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fire safety (including proof of all fire certificates and fire precaution procedures)
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planning consent or any building accreditation
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HMO management
Part Three
The final section covers:
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the ‘fit and proper person’ test
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further details about the licence holder, accreditations and any other managed properties
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payment of the first part of the HMO licence fee, which is £825 per property
When officer have completed and approved the first series of reviews, you will be sent an email requesting the second £825 payment, plus £150 for each bedroom over 5 bedrooms.
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Renew an HMO licence - Part One