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5. Using a holder service to conduct a right to rent check
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5.a. Passports and passport cards can be withdrawn or cancelled, and right to rent checks are not transferrable from one landlord to another. As such, if you want to use a pre-existing identity stored in a holder service to conduct a right to rent check, you must be able to assure the landlord that the user holds a British passport, Irish passport or Irish passport card at the time the check is conducted, and that the passport or passport card is not visibly clipped or expired by more than 6 months by conducting a [GPG 45 validity check](https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-to-check-someones-identity-1-0/how-to-check-someones-identity-1-0-pre-release#section-6) on it. If an expired passport or passport card is used, it must be validated according to 3.2.b. 5.b. If a holder service is used to conduct a right to rent check, you must follow [the rules for holder service providers](https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-digital-verification-services-trust-framework-1-0/uk-digital-verification-services-trust-framework-1-0-pre-release#section-7) set out in the trust framework and the holder service must have medium protection using medium quality authenticators as a minimum according to [GPG 44](https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-to-use-authenticators-to-protect-an-online-service-1-0). 5.c. To conduct a right to rent check as described in 5.a, you must know the pre-existing identity was created in line with 3.2, and you must share the data in 4.a with the landlord.