Acceptable Forms of Documentation
URP Management, LLC
List of Acceptable Forms of Documentation
List of Acceptable Forms of Documentation
Identification Documents
- Social Security Card or Individual Tax Identification Number
- US Driver’s License Permanent Resident Card
- Any Passports International Approved US IDs
- US State IDs Canadian Driver's License
- Mexican Driver's License
For Hourly or Salaried Employees
- 1 month worth of most recent pay stubs
- Current notarized letter of employment on company letterhead
- Most recent 2 years Income Tax Records (Federal form 1040)
- Current notarized letter from Accountant to verify annual income
- Current 12 months banking statements reflecting an average monthly balance equal to three times the monthly rental payment
- Copy of Current Business License to verify self-employment only (Not income)
- Current Federal Schedule C (Profit & Loss Statement for business)
Retired
- Current 6 months banking statements reflecting deposits from Pension Fund and/or Social Security equal to three times the monthly rental payment.
- Current banking statement with available funds reflecting an average balance equal to a minimum of a 6-month term of lease. Funds must be at 3 times the monthly rental payment. Example: Rent is $1000 at 3 times = $3000 times 6 months = $18,000 available funds.
- Required 6-month lease term with additional one month deposit required.
- Current copy of letter from Social Security Administration Office documenting the monthly amount to receive. (Must equal 3 times the monthly rental payment.)
- Copy of divorce decree stating how much child support is to be received
- Current copy of 6 months banking statements reflecting deposits into account
- Current copy of authorized letter from government agency indicating the amount to receive.
Trust Fund/Pension Fund
- Current copy of 6 months bank statements reflecting income received on a monthly basis. Income must equal 3 times the monthly rent.
- Current letter from attorney/accountant/trustee handling account indicating the monthly amount received equal to 3 times the monthly rent.
Students
- Student loans can be considered as a source of income
- Dorm housing can be considered as a source of rental history
- Typically, all students would need a qualified cosigner making 4 times the monthly rent and an 1-2 months additional deposit. Cosigner guidelines required to be met.
- Income must be 3 times the monthly rent for individual approval.