Section 8 is now the only route to possession, and councils have a legal duty to investigate — with civil penalties up to £40,000, issued without a court. LetCompliance is the notice generator, not another tracker: enter your dates for an instant read, then produce the served-ready document — grounds and dates filled in, each line citing the exact statute.
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£325 to a solicitor for one Section 8 notice — or £9.99/month for every notice, every deadline, cited to the Act.
No star ratings, no invented reviews — the proof is the legislation each notice cites, line by line.
Other tools stop at a dashboard that tells you a deadline is coming. LetCompliance drafts the actual cited notice — from gas safety to the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, each card carries its own live deadline ring.
Annual certificate reminders and tenant notification letters — served within the statutory 28 days.
Correctly formatted possession notices citing the right ground (1–17) with the correct notice period.
Five-year electrical inspection deadlines tracked, with the report obligations flagged early.
The statutory rent-rise method under the Renters' Rights Act 2025 — correct form and timing.
Track DPS, MyDeposits and TDS. Generate return letters with itemised deductions.
Immigration Act 2014 checklists, document templates and follow-up reminders.
LetCompliance watches each date and presses a compliance seal as you clear it.
Serve a valid CP12, EPC and protect the deposit within 30 days.
New CP12 from a Gas Safe engineer; copy to tenants within 28 days.
Fresh electrical inspection; report to tenants within 28 days.
Statutory notice period served correctly under the 2025 Act.
Correct ground and notice period — Section 21 no longer exists.
No legal knowledge needed. LetCompliance does the heavy lifting.
Section 8 notices, rent increases, inspection notices, tenancy clauses, deposit letters, gas safety reminders and more.
Address, tenant, tenancy dates and document-specific detail. We generate a compliant document citing the correct legislation.
Copy, print or download — with serving instructions, required notice periods and the compliance seal.
Common questions
Section 21 'no-fault' eviction notices have been abolished by the Renters' Rights Act 2025, effective May 2026. Landlords can no longer evict tenants without giving a reason. Instead, you must use Section 8 grounds for possession. LetCompliance helps you identify the correct ground and generates a compliant Section 8 notice.
LetCompliance generates 9 document types: Section 8 possession notices, Section 13 rent increase notices, inspection notices, tenancy agreement clauses, end of tenancy letters, deposit return letters, gas safety reminder letters, and EPC action plans. All documents cite the correct UK legislation and are formatted for legal compliance.
No. LetCompliance generates compliance documents based on current UK landlord and tenant legislation. For complex disputes, court proceedings, or unusual situations, we recommend consulting a solicitor or the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA). Our documents are designed to be legally compliant but are not formal legal advice.
The Act makes several major changes: Section 21 is abolished (no more no-fault evictions), all tenancies become periodic (no fixed terms), rent can only be increased via Section 13 (rent review clauses are void), landlords must register on the new landlord register, and there is a new Private Rented Sector Ombudsman. LetCompliance keeps all its templates up to date with these changes.
Yes. Under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, you must have an annual gas safety check (CP12) carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer for every property with gas appliances. You must give a copy to existing tenants within 28 days and to new tenants before they move in. Failure to comply is a criminal offence with an unlimited fine.
If you fail to protect a deposit in a government-authorised scheme (DPS, MyDeposits, or TDS) within 30 days of receiving it, the tenant can claim 1-3x the deposit amount through the courts. You also cannot serve certain possession notices until the deposit is properly protected and prescribed information has been provided.
Your alternatives
Section 8 is now the only route to possession. There are three ways to serve one — only one of them is unlimited and cited.
Around £325–£350 to draft and serve a single Section 8 notice. Accurate — but you pay it again for the next one, and the next.
Free to download — but you choose the ground and fill it in yourself. One wrong Schedule 2 ground and the notice is void, so you start the clock over.
Unlimited Section 8 and Section 13 notices, every deadline tracked, each line cited to the Act — with the correct ground chosen for you before you serve.
£325 to a solicitor for one Section 8 notice — or £9.99/month for every notice, every deadline, cited to the Act.
Pricing
Every plan starts with a free compliance assessment. A solicitor charges around £325 for a single Section 8 notice.
Unlock one cited, compliant document. No subscription — pay once, serve it, done.
Every notice and every deadline, cited to the Act, for less than a month’s parking.
Everything in Monthly, billed yearly — £99 a year instead of £119.88.
Councils can now issue civil penalties up to £40,000 without a court. Cancel subscriptions anytime — no contracts, no hidden fees.
Councils now have a legal duty to investigate, with civil penalties up to £40,000 issued without a court. LetCompliance keeps every Section 8 notice, rent increase and safety certificate cited and served on time — the notice generator, not another tracker.
£325 to a solicitor for one notice — or £9.99/month for every one. Free assessment. Cancel anytime.