Membership

How TVS membership works:

 

  1. You must Sign Up to become a member; there is no cost for this. However, there is a membership & confidentiality agreement that you need to review and agree to before you can use the Service. TVS must establish your Identity and your permissible purpose for obtaining Consumer information.
  2. You must provide documents as per the membership application confirming rental property ownership and documents that identify who you are before the account can be activated.
    NOTICE: TVS requires documentation in Compliance with Credit Bureau Policy

    Please see below which documents are required from you:

    Landlord

    Landlord 1. Current telephone or cellular bill (MUST be current and list your name, current residence, and the phone number listed on your application)
    2. Proof of identification (valid driver's license or Passport)
    3. Proof of ownership for the rental property (two of the following documents: Deed, Insurance Declaration, Mortgage Statement, Title or Transfer Papers, Settlement Statement, Escrow, Utility, Purchase and Sales Agreement)

    Property Manager

    Property Manager 1. Property Management Agreement which is signed by you and the Property Owner.
    2. Clear copy of your valid driver's license or Passport
    3. Copy of a valid business license (if applicable)
    4. Current telephone or cellular bill (MUST be current and list your name, current residence, and the phone number listed on your application)

     

  3. The turn around time for the reports that you order online is 2-3 minutes and they are posted to your account on the website.
  4. Review the Operating Instructions that you will receive immediately after sign up.
  5. TVS will activate your account when documents are received. If application or documents are submitted after Office hours, TVS will activate you the next business day. Also note that the documents need to show the rental property address and your name (they need to be clear enough so TVS Operators can read them).
    TIP: When photocopying documents, set the photocopier to light, particularly for a Driver's License.