Always wondered, how does "time at address work"

dekaspace · 16 February 2018 at 9:28PM

As in lets say I moved to a property Jan 2000 and moved Jan 2003 is that 3 years or 3 years 1 month?

And even more what if I moved in on the 1st Jan and moved 31st? or moved in the 31st and out on the 1st?

Basically is it total collective months, actual amount of days or something else?

ashe · 16 February 2018 at 9:44PM

I would put 3 years unless I had completed the full month, but i've never had it be so picky to be honest. I generally put an approximation in - my understanding its generally used to know if they need further address history e.g if under 3 years or whatever.

Shakin_Steve · 16 February 2018 at 10:02PM

dekaspace wrote: »

As in lets say I moved to a property Jan 2000 and moved Jan 2003 is that 3 years or 3 years 1 month?

And even more what if I moved in on the 1st Jan and moved 31st? or moved in the 31st and out on the 1st?

Basically is it total collective months, actual amount of days or something else?

If you've always wondered, why has it taken you ten years to ask?

Nebulous2 · 16 February 2018 at 10:28PM

I don't know about credit history, but as someone who used to check CVs for gaps in employment history, make sure all the individual time periods add up to the total time!

Always wondered, how does "time at address work"

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