Want to learn more about how eviction reports from TransUnion work?
Here's a quick overview of what you need to know:
Only finalized eviction cases are reported. Eviction cases will only appear on a screening report if they resulted in a final court action.
Eviction records older than 7 years are not included. In accordance with reporting regulations, eviction records that are more than 7 years old cannot be reported or used in tenant screening decisions.
Massachusetts eviction records may be unavailable. As of May 2025, the Massachusetts Affordable Homes Act allows tenants to petition the court to seal eligible eviction records. Once an eviction record is sealed, consumer reporting agencies, including TransUnion, must no longer include it in tenant screening reports.
Eviction record availability varies by state. As of August 15, 2025, changes in state laws and jurisdictional limitations mean that eviction records may not be available in certain states.
States Where Eviction Reports Are Not Available
❌ Kentucky
❌ Louisiana
❌ Maine
❌ South Dakota
❌ Wyoming
For more information, see the SmartMove TransUnion Disclaimer.
Note: Eviction reporting requirements may change as state laws evolve. We'll continue to monitor these updates and keep this information as current as possible.
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