Employed and ready to move? Let's skip the guarantor stress.
Even with a steady job, plenty of tenants get stuck at the guarantor stage — a new city, a first tenancy, or simply not knowing who to ask. My Guarantor offers a straightforward, professional alternative based on your income.
A steady job isn't always enough
Letting agents often still ask for a guarantor even when you’re earning well — especially if you’re new to an area, recently changed jobs, or renting for the first time on your own. Finding someone willing and eligible to take on that responsibility isn’t always simple.
My Guarantor gives you a professional guarantee instead, assessed quickly against your actual income rather than who you happen to know.
My Guarantor gives you a professional guarantee instead, assessed quickly against your actual income rather than who you happen to know.
Based on simple, real evidence
We look at straightforward proof of employment and income — nothing overly complicated. Most applicants can pull everything together from documents they already have.
- Recent payslips or an employment contract
- Confirmation of your salary and job role
- Bank statements if needed to support your application
- No lengthy reference chasing between employers
Documents to have ready
Recent payslips
Usually your last 1–3 months, to confirm your regular income.
Employment contract
Confirms your role, start date and salary, especially useful in a new job.
Proof of ID
A valid passport or driving licence to confirm who you are.
Property details
The address and rent amount for the tenancy you're applying for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, a signed employment contract confirming your salary is usually enough, even if you haven't received your first payslip yet.
Being on probation doesn't automatically rule you out — we assess each application individually alongside your overall financial picture.
No. We focus on your current income and employment rather than requiring an established UK credit file.
Ready to secure your next home?
Apply in around 15 minutes — most decisions within 4 hours.