A bad screening report shouldn't cost you the apartment.
Rentpass reads the tenant-screening report a landlord ran on you and finds the records that don't hold up. You get the evidence and the letters to dispute them.
Upload the report or the denial letter — a PDF, a photo, or a forwarded email.
Rental Readiness Report
3 findings on this report
- Screening company
- Example Screening
- Records found
- 4 records
- Report date
- Read March 14, 2026
Eviction filing, case CV-2023-4471
DocumentedCourt docket shows the case was dismissed on March 4, 2024.
Source: county court docket
Balance owed, $2,140
On your reportDocumentedYour receipt shows this balance was paid in full.
Source: rent payment receipt
Eviction record under a second address
Needs verificationThe address on this record is not one you have lived at.
Needs: a utility bill or lease for the reported address
The four problems we look for first
These are patterns in the record itself, not opinions. Rentpass checks your report against your documents and flags the ones that don't line up.
What we detect
The same eviction, counted twice
A single filing gets reported under two case numbers, so one dispute reads as two.
A record that isn’t yours
A name or address that doesn’t match you — often someone else’s history on your report.
A case that was never decided
A filing with no ruling, reported as if a judge had already ruled against you.
A record too old to report
Entries past the 7-year reporting window that generally shouldn’t appear at all.
Every flag points back to the exact line on your report and the document that answers it — nothing is a guess, and nothing is hidden.
30 days
Once you dispute, the screening company has 30 days to reinvestigate. Rentpass tracks that reinvestigation clock so the deadline doesn't quietly pass.
Evidence package, assembled
Every flag is paired with the document that backs it, indexed and ready to attach to a dispute.
Illustration of a finished evidence package.
From denied to disputed, in four steps
You bring the paperwork you already have. Rentpass does the reading, the matching and the drafting.
- 01Problem
Show us the report
Upload the screening report or the denial letter. Rentpass reads it and lists every rental record a landlord saw.
- 02Evidence
Add what you have
Receipts, court dockets, leases, ID. Rentpass pairs each document to the exact record it answers.
- 03Action
Send the dispute
Rentpass drafts the dispute to the screening company with your evidence indexed, so nothing arrives loose or unexplained.
- 04Resolution
Track it to the deadline
Follow the reinvestigation clock and collect the corrected report to bring to your next application.
Rentpass Fix, and what it honestly is
One flat fee turns a stack of confusing paperwork into a dispute you can actually send.
What you walk away with
- A dispute letter for each record worth challenging, addressed to the screening company
- An evidence package: your documents matched to each record, numbered as exhibits
- The reinvestigation clock, tracked from the day you submit
- A plain-language read of what every record claims and why it may be wrong
Rentpass Fix
$59once, per report
No subscription and no per-letter charge. If Rentpass finds nothing worth disputing on your report, you get a full refund within 14 days.
Check my rental profileNot a law firm
Rentpass doesn’t give legal advice. When a case needs one, it points you to a licensed attorney.
No promises to remove records
Rentpass helps you dispute records that are inaccurate or unverifiable. The screening company and the courts decide the outcome.