Your vehicle Identity
‍Verified. Persistent.
Transferable.

You don’t have to file the record yourself. If you’re not a DIYer and have a contractor or someone working on your home, they can submit the records on your behalf. Once the records are submitted, we will send you a notification to confirm the submission.

Self-enrollment means an individual voluntarily signs up for a service on their own, without it being a requirement or part of an application process with a financial institution. It’s a proactive choice to access the service based on personal need or interest.

By default, your Homifax Verified Report is not freely available to the public. Homifax operates as a private record verification and management enterprise, ensuring your information remains confidential. Individuals or organizations of interest may submit a query or request to view your Homifax Verified Report, but access is granted only with your explicit permission as the owner. Additionally, Homifax provides an optional 'free-to-access' feature, which you may choose to enable at your discretion, allowing the public to view the report without requiring your approval for each request. To further protect your privacy, all proofing media and personal information submitted for verification are redacted by a record auditor after validation. In the event a request is made to view such proofing media, only the redacted version—marked with a Homifax verified checkmark—will be released, ensuring sensitive details remain secure while maintaining the report’s credibility.

The Homifax Data Protection Umbrella Policy, provided at no additional cost with each annual asset tracking subscription, safeguards your investment. Should an irretrievable loss of asset records—such as those for properties, vehicles, boats, yachts, or aircraft—occur due to a Homifax system failure, we will reimburse your annual subscription fees for the affected year. You will also receive interest at an Annual Percentage Yield (APY) of 4.5% to 7%, determined by the number of records previously verified by Homifax.

‍When does the reimbursement apply?
Reimbursement applies only in cases of total record loss or irretrievable records caused by Homifax’s system issues, not user errors or external factors like device loss.

‍How is the reimbursement processed?
Upon verification of the record loss, Homifax will refund the full annual tracking fee to your original payment method within 30 days.

‍Does this cover partial record loss?
No, the Record Insurance Premium covers only total and irretrievable record loss.

‍How do I activate this feature?
The Record Insurance Premium is automatically included with all Homifax annual tracking subscriptions.

Record holder with active Homifax asset tracking accounts impacted by a verified loss or casualty event are eligible for a full refund of prior tracking fees.
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If you’ve been affected by a loss or casualty event, don’t wait—contact the Homifax team today to claim your rights! Our Loss and Casualty Account Rollover service ensures your records are seamlessly transferred to a new verified account, and we’ll reimburse all prior tracking fees paid. Protect your asset’s value and secure your peace of mind. Reach out now at https://www.homifax.com/support to start the process.

At Homifax, we never compromise on your trust. Our clients pay an annual service fee for us to meticulously verify, securely store, and rigorously protect their proprietary records. We specialize in verifying submitted records, safeguarding privileged data, and providing verified report brokerage and independent rating agency services. Unlike others, Homifax does not offer free platform access in exchange for user data, rely on ad revenue, or sell your information behind closed doors. Our transparent annual fee ensures robust data protection, giving you peace of mind and control over your assets. Choose Homifax for integrity, security, and value.

While Homifax does not offer a specific, publicly available checklist to improve your Verified Property Rating, this is intentional due to the proprietary and dynamic nature of its algorithm.

The Homifax "Earn Back" policy is designed to incentivize homeowners to maintain and leverage their Verified Property Report by rewarding them financially when third parties (e.g., buyers, lenders, insurers) request access to their report.

Upon the sale of your asset, you will be required to transfer your verified record to its new owner. Your personal Homifax consumer credit will remain on your personal account if you choose to continue service with your new property

You will receive a detail onboarding checklist to complete in order to maintain active filing  status and minimum asset rating score.

Your Verified Property report will not receive an active score for that year, and we will only charge you 50% of the annual fee. for that year

The short answer is just you, the report holder, and whoever you allow to view your record. Upon your report is listed on HMLS, whenever party of interest query your report, we will send you a request notification

A Homifax Verified Property Report serves as a trusted, standardized, and tamper-resistant record of a property’s condition, history, and value. It acts as a single source of truth, streamlining interactions between property owners and key stakeholders. Here’s a critical breakdown of how different parties leverage it to drive efficiency, reduce risk, and optimize outcomes. By centralizing verified data, the Homifax report reduces information asymmetry in real estate transactions. It empowers stakeholders to act faster, price risk accurately, and build trust—ultimately creating a fairer, more efficient market. For homeowners, this translates to better rates, faster sales, and stronger negotiating power.

Since your account registration is a direct result of a banking and insurance policy request, we will not count your personal credit points. However if you have already obtain the service with us prior to these banking and insurance request, your score will be track along with all side benefits and rewards.

Being unable to create a Homifax account could stem from several factors, but the most likely explanation—if tied to policy violations—is that Homifax’s Fraud Prevention System has flagged your profile or activity as non-compliant with its terms of service. Below is a detailed breakdown of potential causes, systemic safeguards, and critical considerations for resolving the issue:

A Homifax Asset Rating is a verification score that reflects the credibility and value of your asset based on detailed, authenticated records. It’s like a credit score for your property or other assets, helping buyers, lenders, and insurers trust its worth.
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A Homifax Asset Rating is a unique evaluation provided by Homifax to assess and validate the quality, history, and reliability of your asset—whether it’s a vehicle, property, or other high-value item. By verifying records like maintenance history, ownership details, and usage patterns, Homifax creates a transparent and trustworthy profile for your asset. The benefits are significant: a strong Homifax Asset Rating can boost your asset’s market value by proving its condition and reliability to potential buyers. It can also lower insurance rates or secure better financing options, as lenders and insurers rely on this verified data to reduce their risk and your risk while living with it. For sellers, it speeds up transactions by building confidence, while owners benefit from organized records that maximize long-term value. Essentially, it’s a powerful tool to enhance trust, save money, and simplify dealings in the marketplace.