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Now I'm scared

TheCatWoman

Starmer has announced that he's introducing digital ID cards and as yet theres no alterantive for those of us with no smart phones, althought "they're going to consult" on it, who with or how we don't know. But quite frankly this news has me really scared, terriied, I'm shaking and may have to take some anti-anxiety meds. 

I can see a situation where my Mum, me and a few of our neighbours are going to be illegal in our own country and unable to access services.

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  • It’s all about gaining property and footing in the uk. Uk property, arguably British genes in your relatives have high value. The wave we see now are not skilled economic migrants, because we are such a democratic country the laws are so humanitarian that it used to take many years for cases to be taken to court, in which time the immigrant may have disappeared or returned then retried the route. This is the system being abused. In the cities there are communes all over being managed by visa holders. This is what is scary you could let your flat so someone with the ‘legal’ right to rent but they sublet to all number of people. 

  • in reply to pietro_21

    It is a worry if you're renting out a property, but then you could let to someone with a digital ID and then find they've sub-let to a load of others. I think it's unfair that the onus is on the landlord to ensure the person you're letting to is legal, big companies may have the skills and resources to do this but how many ordinary people do?

  • in reply to TheCatWoman

    You be able to check. The onus is on the letting agent to ensure they have the right to rent. If they don’t have the right to work they won’t have the right to rent. Anyone not on a tenancy agreement can be evicted.

    fyi The id is free, its protection for your rights. If you do things by paper they will help you.

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  • in reply to TheCatWoman

    You be able to check. The onus is on the letting agent to ensure they have the right to rent. If they don’t have the right to work they won’t have the right to rent. Anyone not on a tenancy agreement can be evicted.

    fyi The id is free, its protection for your rights. If you do things by paper they will help you.

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