Can I Transfer My HMO Licensing If I Move Properties?

AI Summary

You cannot transfer your House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) licence if you move properties. Instead, you'll need to have the current licence revoked and then apply for a new licence at your new property.

Here’s a quick overview of the steps involved:

Step Action
1. Revocation Contact the council to revoke the existing licence.
2. New application Complete a new HMO licence application for the new property.
3. Fee payment Pay the new application fee as per the current fee structure.

It's important to ensure you follow these steps to comply with regulations and avoid penalties. If you're ready to start the application for a new licence, you can apply online here.

Sources

HMO Licensing HMO Licensing HMO Licensing HMO Licensing

Related questions

What is the typical processing time for a new HMO licence application? Are there any specific requirements for the new property to qualify for an HMO licence? What fees are associated with revoking an existing HMO licence? Can I appeal if my new HMO licence application is denied?

More from Cherwell District Council

Can I transfer my parking permit to someone else if I don't need it? Who do I contact about housing issues? Can I renew or cancel my parking permit in person? How do I apply for a council house? What forms do I need to complete for the renewal or cancellation?