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SECTIONNote that information given in this section cannot take the place of a lawyer. For legal divorce advice about your specific situation, you must consult a qualified lawyer. See our disclaimer.

"What do I need to bring with me when I go to rent an apartment?"

Once you have chosen your apartment and are ready to meet with the leasing representative at the community, the following information will be needed to expedite the approval process:

  • Driver's license for U.S. citizens, passport for non-citizens.
  • Financial information, such as checking and savings account information.
  • Check, money order, or cashier's check for the deposit.
  • Proof of income or ability to pay rent. If you're employed, bring a recent pay stub or tax return. If other financial assistance will be provided, you must show proof of income/ability to pay, such as a pay stub or tax return, and a passport or U.S. Social Security number.

Colleen Lambros is vice president of sales & marketing for The Irvine Company Apartment Communities, and manages the rental-living Apartment Information Center in Irvine. The center maintains a database of more than 80 rental communities throughout Northern and Southern California (including Santa Monica, Orange County, and San Diego).