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Tenancy fraud reporting form

Email:

anti-fraud@brighton-hove.gov.uk

Telephone:

(01273) 291700

The council is committed to stamping out fraud. If you suspect someone is committing housing fraud against the council we would like to know about it. You can either give us the details below, call the council's anti-fraud hotline on (01273) 291700 or email anti-fraud@brighton-hove.gov.uk.

There are four main areas of housing fraud:

unlawfully subletting
obtaining a property by deception
claiming a property illegally following the death of a tenant
applying to buy your home dishonestly

Any details provided will be treated in the strictest confidence and your identity will be protected. If you wish, you can report the suspected fraud anonymously but please give us as much information as possible to help our investigations.

Type of fraud *

If you selected 'other', please give us details here

How long do you think this has been taking place?

Details of suspected fraud

Their name (if known)

Their address

Description of person or people (eg height, hair colour, skin colour)

If they have a vehicle, please give us details such as licence plate, colour, make and model (if known)

If you have any other information you feel is relevant, please provide it here

Your details

This section is optional. However, if you do provide all or some your details, it will help our investigation if we need to get additional information or clarify what you have reported.

Your name

Your address

Your telephone number

Your e-mail address

Being kept informed

If you've given us your contact details, would you like us to tell you the outcome of the investigation? Yes No

Declaration

I confirm that the information given in the above form is correct to the best of my knowledge

Data protection

The information you provide will be used fairly and lawfully and the council will not knowingly do anything that may lead to a breach of the Data Protection Act 1998.

The information will not be disclosed to any other parties, including outside individuals or bodies. Your details may be passed to other council services to help our investigations.

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