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HUD Handbook 4350.3: Occupancy Requirements of Subsidized Multifamily Housing Programs

2. Implementation:

HUD Handbook 4350.3 REV-1 — Occupancy Requirements of Subsidized Multifamily Housing Programs · 2026 edition · updated 2026-07-29 · United States

The changes are effective August 7, 2013. In response to Multifamily Housing’s business partner requests, owners/management agents have until December 15, 2013, to implement the changes found in this publication. Additionally, owners/management agents have until March 1, 2014, to implement those changes requiring modifications to their TRACS software. If requested, HUD may permit an exception to the March 1, 2014, date if there are modifications that cannot be made by this date due to incompatibility with HUD’s TRACS software.

  1. Explanation of materials transmitted:
  • A. Changes are designated by an asterisk (*) at the beginning and ending of the change and the date 8/13 is reflected at the bottom of the affected page.

  • B. Chapter 1. Introduction

Additional clarification on existing text:

Paragraph 1-2.D – Added HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing and Mainstream Vouchers Paragraph 1-3.B – Removed the time reference to the Section 202 program Paragraph 1-7.B.1-14 – Added relevant links for HUD Websites Paragraph 1-7.B – Removed paragraph referencing TRACS Information Packet (Yellow Book) Paragraph 1-7.B.4 – Clarified paragraph

Paragraph 1-7.B.6 – Indicated the Resident’s Rights and Responsibilities Brochure is available in English and several other languages

Paragraph 1-7.B.11 – Clarified the EIV system is to be used to verify a tenant’s employment and income and to assist in the reduction of administrative and subsidy errors

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Paragraph 1-7.B.12 – Added new paragraph for EIV& You brochure and description Paragraph 1-7.B.13 – Revised paragraph Paragraph 1-7.B.14 – Revised paragraph Paragraph 1-7.C – Provided instructions for ordering publications online Figure 1-2 – Added “Authorities” to title Figure 1-2 – Added 1) Nondiscrimination and Equal Opportunity in Housing, 2) Collection of Data, 3) Economic Opportunities for Low and Very Low Income Persons, and 4) Section 202/811 Mixed Finance

  • C. Chapter 3. Eligibility for Assistance and Occupancy

Corrected erroneous references or typos:

3-6.B.2, 3-12.H.2, 3-12.L.1.b,

Additional clarification on existing text:

Figure 3-1 – Added Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) Paragraph 3-3.F – Added 24 CFR 5.233 Mandated Use of HUD’s Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) System Paragraph 3-4 – Added example for determining eligibility at initial certification Paragraph 3-5.B – Clarified Social Security Number disclosure requirements Paragraph 3-5.C – Clarified that a consent for the release of information is to be signed Paragraph 3-6.B.2 – updated link Paragraph 3-6.E.3.a.(2)(e) – Added SSN must be disclosed and verification provided Paragraph 3-6.E.3 – Removed foster children and foster adults Paragraph 3-9 and Subparagraphs – Revised Social Security Number disclosure requirements to conform with 24 CFR 5.216 published in the Federal Register on December 29, 2009 and Housing Notice 10-08 Paragraph 3-10.B – Added new paragraph for use of the EIV Existing Tenant Search Paragraph 3-10.C – Added the prohibition extends to any PIH rental assistance programs Paragraph 3-10.C – Added new paragraph for EIV Multiple Subsidy Report Paragraph 3-11.A.1 – Added co-head must sign and all must date the form at initial certification and each recertification

Paragraph 3-11.A.2 – Clarified how form HUD-9887 correlates with EIV Paragraph 3-11.B – Added note for form HUD-9887 for individuals turning 18 between recertifications Paragraph 3-11.C.2 – Changed tenant to family Paragraph 3-12.H.2 – Added link and EIV System Paragraph 3-12.I.2 – Clarified the statement is in addition to declaring citizenship status on the Citizenship Declaration form Figure 3-4 – Updated the Figure to represent currently accepted DHS documents Paragraph 3-12.L.1.b – Added link and EIV System Paragraph 3-13.A.2 – Added “and” after each condition Paragraph 3-13.A.2.h – Changed “and” to “or” to match regulation and added Note to supplement the paragraph Paragraph 3-21 – Added paragraph about use of Existing Tenant Search and Multiple Subsidy Search Paragraph 3-21.B and C – Included reference to the Housing Choice Voucher regulations Paragraph 3-24 – Added 24 CFR 5.233 Mandated Use of HUD’s Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) System Paragraph 3-26.B – Revised the order of priority for acceptable verification methods and added reference to Paragraph 5-13 Paragraph 3-26.C – Included income verification Paragraph 3-28.B.1 – revised third party verification sources for verification of disability Paragraph 3-28.B.2 – Clarified in the Note that the varying accuracy of Disability Status in EIV and how to verify

Paragraph 3-30 – Added the EIV System for up front verification of employment and income information Paragraph 3-31 – Changed name to Verification of Social Security Numbers

Paragraph 3-31 A-C – Revised Social Security Number verification requirements to conform with 24 CFR 5.216 published in the Federal Register on December 29, 2010 and Housing Notice 10-08 Exhibit 3-5 – Revised exhibit to update currently accepted DHS documents

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  • D. Chapter 4. Waiting List and Tenant Selection Plan

Additional clarification on existing text:

Figure 4-1 – Added Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) and Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Paragraph 4-3 – Added Social Security Number (SSN) Requirements and penalties; 24 CFR 5.216 and 24 CFR 5.218 and Mandatory Use of Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) 24 CFR 5.233 Figure 4-2 – Added State lifetime sex offender registration check, EIV Existing Tenant Search, and VAWA Paragraph 4-4.C.1.c – Removed language for when an individual has no SSN Paragraph 4-4.C.3.d – Added use of EIV Existing Tenant Search Paragraph 4-4.C – Added paragraph on VAWA Paragraph 4-6.C.1.b – Updated requirements for residency preference to be in accordance with 24 CFR 5.105(a) Paragraph 4-6.C.4 – Extended paragraph to include dating violence and stalking Paragraph 4-7.B – Added paragraph establishing procedures for using EIV Existing Tenant Search Paragraph 4-7.B.6 – Added State lifetime registration as a sex offender Paragraph 4-7.D – Added new paragraph on screening using the EIV Existing Tenant Search Paragraph 4-7.E – Added sex offender screening criteria Paragraph 4-9.A – Added paragraph on prohibition of denying assistance to victims protected under VAWA Paragraph 4-9.B – Revised SSN requirements to conform with 24 CFR 5.216 published in the Federal Register on December 29, 2010

Paragraph 4-10 – Updated Affirmative Fair Housing citations Paragraph 4-13 – Added Social Security Number (SSN) Requirements and penalties; 24 CFR 5.216 and 24 CFR 5.218

Paragraph 4-14 – Added paragraph for Supplement to Application for Federally Assisted Housing Paragraph 4-14.A.4 – Changed “should” to “may”

Paragraph 4-14.B – Added two paragraphs requesting information regarding sex offender registration, SSNs, and Supplement to Application for Federally Assisted Housing Paragraph 4-14.D – Added paragraph and subparagraphs describing the Supplement to Application for Federally Assisted Housing

Paragraph 4-16.C – Added paragraph regarding SSN disclosure and verification requirements Paragraph 4-20 – Added provision for applicant failing to provide SSNs for all household members Paragraph 4-22.B and C – Added form HUD-92006 completed by the applicant Paragraph 4-22.E – Added statement indicating additional disclosure requirements are in place for EIV Income data in tenant files

Paragraph 4-23.B – Added disclosure and verification of SSN(s) Paragraph 4-24.B.2 – Added use of information contained in the EIV system Paragraph 4-24.B.7 – Added use of the Existing Tenant Search in EIV Paragraph 4-24.B.9 – Revised the SSN disclosure and verification requirements Paragraph 4-24.B.10 – Clarified employment and income information from SSA’s and HHS’ NDNH database are included

Paragraph 4-24.B.12 – Changed “tenant” to “applicant” Paragraph 2-24.13 – Added EIV & You and Resident Rights and Responsibilities brochures Paragraph 4-27.E.4.a – Added State lifetime sex offender registration Paragraph 4-27.E.5 and 4-27.E.5.a-g – Added State sex offender registration record(s) Paragraph 4-27.E.6 – Added State lifetime sex offender registration Paragraph 4-27.E.7.b – Added State lifetime sex offender registration Exhibit 4-1 – Removed Note at the beginning for Exhibit, added SSA Benefit Letter and Proof of Income Letter

  • E. Chapter 5. Determining Income and Calculating Tenant Rent

Additional clarification on existing text:

Figure 5-1 – Added Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) Paragraph 5-3 – Added 24 CFR5.233 Mandated Use of HUD’s Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) System Paragraph 5-5.A – Removed “two”

Paragraph 5-5.A.2 – Removed example text

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Paragraph 5-5.A.3 – Added new paragraph and subparagraphs on Using EIV Paragraph 5-6.A.3.d – Clarified the paragraph to relate to earned income and this income exceeding $480 annually

Paragraph 5-6.I – Provided reference to Sections J and O along with an Example Paragraph 5-6.Q.3 – Added paragraph excluding deferred Department of Veterans Affairs disability payments received in a lump sum or in prospective monthly payments for Section 8 tenants Paragraph 5-7.G.4.b – clarified IRA, Keogh, and similar retirement savings accounts are counted as assets, even though withdrawal would result in a penalty, unless benefits are being received through periodic payments. Paragraph 5-7.G.4.d – revised to read “Include in annual income any retirement benefits received through periodic payments. Do not count any remaining amounts in the account as an asset. Paragraph 5-10.A.1 – Clarified the deduction does not apply to foster children and foster adults; added statement for not needing legal custody of dependent to receive deduction Paragraph 5-10.A.2 – included foster adult Paragraph 5-11 – Added 24 CFR 5.233 Mandated use of HUD’s Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) System Paragraph 5-12.A.2 – Added paragraph for use of EIV system for third party verification of a tenant’s employment and income at time of recertification and to assist in reducing administrative and subsidy payment errors Paragraph 5-12.A.4 – Updated paragraph to conform with SSN requirements found in 24 CFR 5.216 Figure 5-4 – Updated figure to conform with SSN requirements found in 24 CFR 5.216 Paragraph 5-13.A – Updated the order of acceptable methods of verification Paragraph 5-13.B – Added detail for the types of third party verification in the order of their acceptability Paragraph 5-13 – Removed two paragraphs titled Review of Documents and Family Certification Paragraph 5-15.A – Removed medical professionals and the reference to the HUD Fact Sheet and the Resident Rights and Responsibilities brochure Paragraph 5-15.B.1 – Added IRS, SSA, and SWICAs abbreviations and the Department of Health and Human Services National Directory of New Hires Paragraph 5-15.B.2 – Clarified the 9887 must be signed by head of household, spouse, co-head regardless of age Paragraph 5-15.C – Added the EIV & You brochure Paragraph 5-15.C.1 – Clarified HUD-9887-A form and Fact Sheet Paragraph 5-15.C.2 – Removed reference to HUD National Multifamily Clearinghouse and provided reference to Chapter 1 Paragraph 5-15.C.3 – Added new paragraph for EIV & You brochure Paragraph 5-16 – Removed paragraph Paragraph 5-16 (new) – Removed repetitive language to clarify paragraph Paragraph 5-16.A – Added HUD-9887-A Paragraph 5-16.A.3 – Added new paragraph for NDNH Paragraph 5-16.A.3.c – Added NDNH reference Paragraph 5-16.B.1 and 2 – Clarified valid verification dates Paragraph 5-16.B.4 – Removed paragraph Paragraph 5-17 – Rearranged wording to make the paragraph read clearly Paragraph 5-18.B – Revised to include EIV and EIV documentation Paragraph 5-18.D – Added original tenant provided documents must be returned to tenant and removed the Note

ph for NDNH Paragraph 5-16.A.3.c – Added NDNH reference Paragraph 5-16.B.1 and 2 – Clarified valid verification dates Paragraph 5-16.B.4 – Removed paragraph Paragraph 5-17 – Rearranged wording to make the paragraph read clearly Paragraph 5-18.B – Revised to include EIV and EIV documentation Paragraph 5-18.D – Added original tenant provided documents must be returned to tenant and removed the Note

Paragraph 5-20 – New paragraph Added explaining Security of EIV data Paragraph 5-21.A – Added HUD-9887-A Paragraph 5-21.B – added any member of the tenant’s family, indicated the household’s assistance is terminated Paragraph 5-21.C Example – Added HUD-9887-A Paragraph 5-23.A.3 – Added paragraph for EIV Income Report Paragraph 5-23.A.4 – Clarified third party verifications received from third-party sources Paragraph 5-23.C – Added Note on the Federal Privacy Act Paragraph 5-23.D – Added HUD-9887-A Paragraph 5-25.B.1 – Clarified operating rent by inserting “gross rent” Exhibit 5-3 – Added language to clarify transportation to/from treatment and lodging Exhibit 5-3 – Removed language allowing certain maintenance or personal care services provided for qualified long-term care as medical expenses

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  • F. Chapter 6. Lease Requirements and Leasing Activities

Additional clarification on existing text:

Updated references throughout Chapter.

Paragraph 6-1.B – Section 1: added lease addendums as a required attachment to the lease, when applicable. Section 4: added the “EIV & You” brochure as a required handout that must be provided to tenants Figure 6-1 – Added Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) as a key term

Paragraph 6-3 – Added Subsection E: Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Protection, and cites the governing authority

  • Paragraph 6-4, 6-4.A, 6-4.C, 6-4.D – Added lease amendments to the heading; identifies lease addendums as a regulatory requirement, and clarified the availability of model leases in English and other languages; added subparagraph C on VAWA Lease Addendum; clarified in 6-4D that changes to model lease by owners may only be for documented state and local law, and, lease changes are made using a lease addendum

  • Figure 6-2 – Clarified required leases for Section 202/8 or Section 202 PACs, and the programs that use the lease.

  • Figure 6-3 – New Figure for HUD Issued Lease Addendum; includes VAWA addendum

  • Paragraph 6-5.A, B, C, D and E – added owner’s, VAWA lease addendum and clarified the requirements of HUD issued lease addenda

Paragraph 6-5.G – Added paragraph for Requirements of HUD issued lease addendums

  • Paragraph 6-12. B, C and D – Clarified that lease changes must be incorporated into the lease as a lease

    • addendum, and no HUD/CA approval required; clarified that owner modification must be in form of lease addendum and requires HUD/CA approval

Paragraph 6-24.C – Updated definition of Assistance Animals

  • Paragraph 6-27. B – Updated list to include VAWA addenda and EIV & You as topics to be covered in tenant briefing

  • Paragraph 6-27.C.2 – Added language to ensure owners have appropriate means to communicate with hearing and/or speech impaired individuals and HUD’s LEP website link

  • Figure 6-9 – Included Police/Security Addendum, VAWA Addendum, EIV & You Brochure, and How Your Rent is Determined Fact Sheet

Exhibit 6-6 – Added EIV and VAWA

  • G. Chapter 7. Recertification, Unit Transfers, and Gross Rent Changes

Additional clarification on existing text:

Figure 7-1 – added Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) as a key term.

Paragraph 7-3 – added 24. CFR 5.233 Mandated Use of HUD’s EIV System

  • Paragraph 7-4 – clarified when owners must use EIV Income Report as third-party verification; that owners must provide tenant with copy of EIV & You brochure, and that owner’s policy on criminal background checks may include lifetime sex offender registration checks

  • Paragraph 7-6 – clarified that HUD will terminate a certification if a new recertification is not submitted within 15 months from the anniversary date

  • Figure 7-3 – clarified the owner’s responsibility for obtaining and reviewing EIV reports and for documenting social security numbers for all household members in the recertification steps

  • Paragraph 7-8.C – clarified that owners must use EIV Income Report as third party verification unless tenant disputes the EIV information or the owner cannot provide acceptable documentation to use for rent calculation

Paragraph 7-8.D.3 – added and clarified tenant eviction as a condition for non-recertification

  • Paragraph 7-10.A and C – clarified State sex offender registration check as a required screening criteria and requires tenant to disclose and provide verification of SSN; clarified Subparagraph C that an owner must not use the EIV report for a tenant that turned 18 unless the tenant signs the consent form HUD-9887

  • Paragraph 7-11.A.3 – added Note

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Paragraph 7-11.C - clarified State sex offender registration check as a required screening criteria and requires tenant to disclose and provide verification of SSN Paragraph 7-12.A – clarified EIV’s usage when tenant reports a change in employment or income Paragraph 7-12.B.1 added use of the EIV New Hires Report Paragraph 7-13.C.2 – added example Paragraph 7-18.C – Removed 75 day implementation of utility allowance and clarified effective dates Paragraph 7-18.D – Removed Note at the end of paragraph Exhibit 7-3 – Added “at least” to the date requirement in the notice Exhibit 7-5 – Added verifications not available in the EIV System

  • H. Chapter 8. Termination

Corrected erroneous references or typos:

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Additional clarification on existing text:

Figure 8-1 – Added Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) Paragraph 8-5.A – Changed “family” to “household” members Paragraph 8-5.B – Separated to two paragraphs and added Department of Health and Human Services (HHS’) National Directory of New Hires (NDNH)

Paragraph 8-5.D Note – Added wording to clarify rent paid when a tenant with more than one form of subsidy has their subsidy terminated

Paragraph 8-11.A – Added 24 CFR 5.218 Penalties for failing to disclose and verify Social Security and Employer Identification Numbers

Figure 8-2 – Added failure to disclose and provide verification of SSN(s) and failure to sign and submit consent forms Paragraph 8-13.A.6 – Added new paragraph and subparagraphs for failure to disclose and provide verification of SSNs

Paragraph 8-14.A.5 – Added sex offender language to match Housing Notice 2012-11 Paragraph 8-14.C.1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, and 14 – Added State lifetime sex offender registration records Paragraph 8-14.C.3 – Added members of the applicant’s household Paragraph 8-14.C.5.a and b – Removed Section 8 reference Paragraph 8-14.C.7 – Added Note for lifetime sex offender registration Paragraph 8-14.C.9 – Added Note on Dru Sjodin National Sex Offender Database Paragraph 8-14.C.13 – Added language requiring owners to maintain criminal records and sex offender registration check Paragraph 8-17 – Added 24 CFR 5.233 Mandated Use of HUD’s Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) System Paragraph 8-18.A – Added use of EIV system

Paragraph 8-18.C.1.c – Added Note indicating for when owners may not suspend, terminate, reduce or make a final denial of any benefits of a tenant Paragraph 8-18.E.2 – Added a reference to paragraph 8-23 Paragraph 8-20 – Added paragraph and subparagraphs dealing with Discrepancies Reported in EIV Paragraph 8-21.A.1.c – Added fails to report income received Paragraph 8-21.A.3 – Reworded repayment plan to repayment agreement Paragraph 8-21.A.5 – Revised paragraph to expound on five year limitation for overpayments Paragraph 8-21.A.6 – Revised paragraph for having 50059 on hand for overpayment of assistance Paragraph 8-21.B.2 – Added paragraph regarding owner retaining portion of repayments actually collected from the tenant Paragraph 8-22 – Added a revision paragraph on tenant repayment options Paragraph 8-23 – Added a revision paragraph on repayment agreements Paragraph 8-24 – Added paragraph regarding Income Discrepancy Report Paragraph 8-24.B – Removed wording on finding errors through Management and Occupancy Reviews and added language on how to handle income discrepancies

Paragraph 8-25 – Added paragraph for Reimbursement for Errors Discovered During a Monitoring Review

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  • I. Existing Chapter 9 from Change 3

    • This chapter has been removed due to the information already existing in the MAT Guide.
  • J. New Chapter 9. Enterprise Income Verification (EIV)

Entire chapter has been created providing guidance for HUD’s Enterprise Income Verification System

Exhibit 9-1 – Failed EIV Pre-screening Report Error Messages Exhibit 9-2 – Failed Verification Report (Failed the SSA Identity Test) Error Messages Exhibit 9-3 – EIV Income Report Information Exhibit 9-4 – Sample Tenant Consent to Disclose EIV Income Information Exhibit 9-5 – Use of EIV Reports Exhibit 9-6 – National Directory of New Hires (NDNH) Data Elements Exhibit 9-7 – How EIV Calculates Income Discrepancies

  • K. Appendices

Additional clarification on existing text:

Appendix 3 – Included new column “Provided by Applicant” under Third Party Verification Appendix 3 – Included Note “e” referencing the examples and requirements found in paragraph 5-13.B.1 Appendix 3 – Updated Appendix to align with new verification techniques found in paragraph 5-13 including self-declaration of income related items

Appendix 3 – Added chapter references to all factors to be verified

Appendix 3 – Assets disposed of for less than fair market value – clarified self-declaration certification can be signed by applicant and/or tenant; reworded verification tips for clarification

Appendix 3 – Employment income including tips, gratuities, overtime – Added EIV Income Report under verification tips; changed most recent pay stubs to 4-6

Appendix 3 – Added new factor and acceptable sources – Immigration Status (SSN) Individuals who do not contend eligible immigration status under the Section 221(d)(30 BMIR, Section 202 PAC, Section 202 PRAC, Section 811 PRAC programs

Appendix 3 – Income maintenance payments, benefits, income other than wages – Added EIV for written third party and verification tips

Appendix 3 – Social Security number – Revised documents to be provided by applicant and removed selfdeclaration

Appendix 3 – Added new factor and acceptable sources – Student Status (Section 8 only) Appendix 3 – Added new factor and acceptable sources – Student Status (Section 221(d)(3) BMIR, Section 202 PAC, Section 202 PRAC and Section 811 PRAC) Appendix 3 – Unemployment compensation – Added EIV for written third party and verification tips Appendix 3 – Notes – Added HUD9887-A, EIV, and reworded for third party source Appendix 6-C – Updated C.1 for EIV, Social Security and SSI income; added Proof of Income Letter Appendix 6-C – Updated C.2 for EIV Appendix 7-A: Removed Appendix 7-B – Removed Appendix 9: Removed Appendix 10-A: Removed Appendix 10-B: Removed Appendix 10-C: Removed Appendix 10-D: Removed Appendix 11: Removed Appendix 12: Removed Appendix 13: Removed Appendix 14 A-F: Now Appendix 7 A-F

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L. Glossary

Defined or revised the definition of the following terms: Accessible (FH Act) Accessible Route (FH Act) As-Paid Locality Assistance Animals Bifurcate Dating Violence Domestic Violence Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) Immediate Family Member Improper Payment Independent Public Auditor Operating Rent (PRAC) Security Personnel Stalking VAWA

I approve the above changes to HUD Handbook 4350.3, REV-1, Occupancy Requirements of Subsidized Multifamily Housing Programs.

________________________________________ Carol J. Galante, Assistant Secretary for Housing – Federal Housing Commissioner

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

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Transmittal for Handbook No: 4350.3 REV-1,CHG-4 Issued: 8-7-2013

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Contents — HUD Handbook 4350.3 REV-1 — Occupancy Requirements of Subsidized Multifamily Housing Programs
HUD Handbook 4350.3 REV-1 — Occupancy Requirements of Subsidized Multifamily Housing Programs
  1. HUD Handbook 4350.3: Occupancy Requirements of Subsidized Mult…
    Overview
    1. 1. This Transmits
    2. 2. Implementation:
    3. 1. This Transmits
    4. H. Chapter 8. Termination
    5. L. Glossary
    6. 2. Implementation:
    7. C. Chapter 1, Introduction
    8. E. Chapter 3, Eligibility for Assistance and Occupancy
    9. F. Chapter 4, Waiting List and Tenant Selection
    10. G. Chapter 5, Determining Income and Calculating Rent
    11. H. Chapter 6, Lease Requirement and Leasing Activities
    12. I. Chapter 7, Recertification, Unit Transfers, and Gross Rent …
    13. K. Chapter 9, Required HUD-50059 and Subsidy Data Reporting
    14. L. Glossary
    15. M. Appendices
    16. N. Exhibits
    17. 4. Filing Instructions
    18. 1. This Transmits
    19. 2. Implementation
    20. 3. Explanation of Materials Transmitted
    21. C. Chapter 1, Introduction
    22. D. Chapter 2, Civil Rights and Nondiscrimination Requirements
    23. E. Chapter 3, Eligibility for Assistance and Occupancy
    24. F. Chapter 4, Waiting List and Tenant Selection
    25. I. Chapter 7, Recertification, Unit Transfers, and Gross Rent …
    26. J. Chapter 8, Termination
    27. K. Chapter 9, Required HUD-50059 and Subsidy Data Reporting
    28. L. Appendices:
    29. M.Glossary:
    30. 4. Filing Instructions
    31. Paperwork Reduction Act Certification Occupancy Requirements o…
    32. CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
    33. CHAPTER 2. CIVIL RIGHTS AND NONDISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS
    34. SECTION 3: VERIFICATION OF ELIGIBILITY FACTORS................…
    35. CHAPTER 4. WAITING LIST AND TENANT SELECTION
    36. SECTION 3: WAITING LIST MANAGEMENT............................…
    37. CHAPTER 9. ENTERPRISE INCOME VERIFICATION (EIV)
    38. CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
    39. 1-1 Purpose of This Handbook
    40. 1-2 Programs Subject to This Handbook
    41. State Agency Financed Properties
    42. Figure 1-1: Programs Subject to This Handbook
    43. C. How Applicability Varies
    44. A. Financing Subsidies: Mortgage Insurance and Mortgage Intere…
    45. B. Direct Loans and Capital Advances
    46. C. Project Rental Subsidies
    47. 1-4 Contract Administrators
    48. 1-5 Principles for Addressing Overlapping Federal, State, and …
    49. B. Statutory Program Eligibility Requirements
    50. C. Multiple Federal Laws
    51. D. Overlap Between Federal and State/Local Nondiscrimination L…
    52. A. Organization of Chapters
    53. B. Format
    54. Key Terms
    55. A. Relevant HUD Handbooks
    56. B. Other HUD Publications and Information
    57. HUDCLIPS Website.
    58. C. Ordering Publications
    59. Handbook Waivers, Key Statutes, and Regulations
    60. CHAPTER 2. CIVIL RIGHTS AND NONDISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS
    61. 2-1 Introduction
    62. 2-2 Key Terms
    63. Section 1: Applicable Laws
    64. 2-3 Key Regulations and Statute
    65. General Provisions
    66. 2-5 Fair Housing Act, Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of l968
    67. Obligation to Affirmatively Further Fair Housing
    68. E. Fair Housing Poster
    69. Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
    70. 2-7 Age Discrimination Act of 1975
    71. 2-8 Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
    72. 2-9 Civil Rights Related Program Requirements
    73. 2-10 Title VI, Subtitle D of the Housing and Community Develop…
    74. 2-11 Required Data and Record-Keeping
    75. 2-12 Principles for Addressing Overlapping Federal, State, and…
    76. Section 2: Nondiscrimination Requirements Under the Fair Housi…
    77. 2-13 Key Regulation
    78. 2-14 General
    79. 2-15 Unlawful Refusal to Rent or Negotiate for Rental
    80. 2-16 Other Prohibited Rental Activities
    81. 2-17 Discrimination in the Representation of Available Dwellings
    82. 2-18 Discrimination in Terms, Conditions, Privileges, Services…
    83. 2-19 Discrimination in Marketing, Statements, and Notices
    84. 2-20 Retaliatory Occupancy Practices, Coercion, Intimidation, …
    85. Section 3: Additional Nondiscrimination and Accessibility Requ…
    86. 2-21 Key Regulations
    87. 2-22 Introduction
    88. 2-23 Definition of Persons with Disabilities for Civil Rights …
    89. Definitions for Program Eligibility Purposes
    90. 2-24 Applicability
    91. 2-25 Overview of Key Requirements
    92. B. Projects with Multiple Contracts
    93. C. Allowable Methods of Compliance
    94. D. Prioritizing Methods
    95. Accessible Unit Requirements
    96. 2-26 Technical Resources
    97. 2-27 Nondiscrimination in Owner Policies
    98. Example – Discriminatory Policies and Practices
    99. Example – Neutral Discrimination Policies
    100. 2-28 Coordinating Efforts to Comply with Section 504 Requireme…
    101. 2-29 Communications with Persons with Disabilities
    102. B. Providing Auxiliary Aids to Ensure Effective Communication …
    103. Example - Reasonable Requests for Auxiliary Aids
    104. Example - Auxiliary Aids that Owners Are Not Required to Provide
    105. C. Written Communications
    106. Example - Communicating Accessibility Features
    107. Telecommunications
    108. 2-30 Information about Availability of Accessible Units
    109. 2-31 Determining Eligibility of Applicants for Admission and A…
    110. Example – What Owners May Ask or Must Not Ask Applicants Apply…
    111. A. Applicability
    112. Eligibility for Accessible Units
    113. 2-33 Moving Tenants Who Require Special Features into Accessib…
    114. Example – When Owners Should Move Tenants to Accessible Units
    115. 2-34 Owner Self-Evaluation
    116. A. General
    117. B. Federally Assisted Multifamily Properties Built after July …
    118. Accessible Routes
    119. D. Common Use Facilities
    120. E. Physical Alterations to Existing Housing
    121. 2-36 Building Standards
    122. 2-37 Limitations on Owners’ Obligations to Make Their Housing …
    123. 2-38 General
    124. 2-39 What Are Reasonable Accommodations?
    125. 2-40 Key Principles Regarding Reasonable Accommodations
    126. 2-41 Reasonable Accommodations – Property Operations
    127. 2-42 Reasonable Accommodations – Physical Alterations
    128. Example – When Owners Must Make Reasonable Accommodations
    129. Example – Requests for Reasonable Accommodations or Housing Ad…
    130. 2-43 Limits on Obligations to Provide Reasonable Accommodations
    131. Example – Reasonable Accommodation that Creates an Undue Finan…
    132. Example – Reasonable Accommodation that Does Not Create an Und…
    133. 2-44 Assistance Animals as a Reasonable Accommodation
    134. 2-45 Fair Housing Act Basic Accessibility Requirements
    135. 2-46 Additional Fair Housing Act Requirement to Allow Tenant M…
    136. 2-47 Owner and Tenant Responsibilities When Tenant Modifies Un…
    137. Example – Owners Requiring Tenants to Restore Units to Their O…
    138. Section 4: Housing Discrimination Complaints and Compliance Re…
    139. 2-48 Housing Discrimination Complaints
    140. 2-49 Compliance Reviews
    141. Chapter 2 Exhibits
    142. Exhibit 2-1: Distribution of Accessible Units
    143. OR
    144. OR
    145. NOTES:
    146. Exhibit 2-3: Sample Notification of Nondiscrimination on the B…
    147. INSTRUCTIONS:
    148. Exhibit 2-4: Suggested Checklist to Determine Whether a Commun…
    149. Exhibit 2-5: Examples of Fundamental Alterations
    150. EXHIBIT 2-6: EXAMPLES OF UNDUE FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE BU…
    151. CHAPTER 3. ELIGIBILITY FOR ASSISTANCE AND OCCUPANCY
    152. 3-1 Introduction
    153. 3-2 Key Terms
    154. Section 1: Program Eligibility
    155. 3-3 Key Regulations
    156. 3-4 Eligibility Determinations – General
    157. 3-5 Key Program Eligibility Requirements
    158. Income Limits
    159. A. Income Eligibility
    160. B. Establishing Income Limits
    161. Timing of Income Eligibility Determinations
    162. Program Income Limits
    163. Figure 3-2: Income Limits
    164. Figure 3-3: Income Limits by Program
    165. E. Income Limits and Family Size
    166. A. Post-1981 Universe
    167. B. Pre-1981 Universe
    168. C. Eligible In-Place Tenants (Exceptions to the income limits …
    169. D. Exceptions to the Income Limits for Post-1981 Properties Re…
    170. E. Procedures for Requesting and Using Exceptions to the Very …
    171. F. Exceptions to Section 8 Income Targeting Requirements
    172. 3-8 Admitting Over-Income Applicants
    173. A. Section 8, Section 202/8, Section 202 PAC, Section 202 PRAC…
    174. B. BMIR Units
    175. C. Section 236, Rent Supplement, and RAP Units
    176. Example – Admission of Market Rent Applicants
    177. D. Admission of Police Officers or Security Personnel in Secti…
    178. 3-9 Disclosure of Social Security Numbers
    179. B. Required Documentation
    180. C. Provisions for Applicants Disclosure and/or Documentation o…
    181. b. Under the Age of Six Without an Assigned SSN.
    182. 3-10 Residence Criteria
    183. Sole Residence Requirement
    184. Prohibition Against Double Subsidies
    185. 3-11 Consent and Verification Forms
    186. B. Who Must Sign Consent and Verification Forms
    187. Provisions for Refusal to Sign
    188. 3-12 Restriction on Assistance to Noncitizens
    189. Key Requirements
    190. C. Administration of Restriction on Assistance to Noncitizen
    191. Protection from Liability for Project Owners
    192. Reviewing a Family’s Citizenship/Immigration Status
    193. Applicability
    194. Notification to Applicants
    195. H. Owner Preparation to Collect Documentation of Citizenship/I…
    196. Required Documentation of Citizenship/Immigration Status
    197. J. Timeframes for Submitting Evidence of Citizenship/Immigrati…
    198. Example – DHS Verification Process Delayed
    199. L. Verifying Information on Immigration Status
    200. Appealing Determinations of Ineligibility
    201. Mixed Families
    202. O. Continued Assistance
    203. Prorated Assistance
    204. Example – Section 8 or Rent Supplement Prorated Rent
    205. Example – Section 8 Prorated Rent (with utility allowance)
    206. Example – Project-Based Subsidy (Section 236) Programs
    207. Q. Temporary Deferral of Termination of Assistance
    208. Example – Project-Based and Individual Tenant Subsidy Programs…
    209. R. Prohibition of Assistance to Noncitizen Students
    210. 3-13 Determining Eligibility of Students for Assistance
    211. Example:
    212. B. Eligibility of Students for Other Assistance Programs
    213. Section 2: Project Eligibility
    214. 3-14 Key Regulations
    215. B. Eligibility for Admission to Individual Section 202, Sectio…
    216. Occupancy Standards
    217. 3-15 Program versus Project Eligibility
    218. 3-16 Determining the Eligibility of a Remaining Member of a Te…
    219. 3-17 Definitions of Elderly and Disability Used to Determine P…
    220. Figure 3-5: Applicable Definitions for Elderly and Disability …
    221. Figure 3-5: Applicable Definitions for Elderly and Disability …
    222. Figure 3-6: Applicable Definitions of Elderly and Disability -…
    223. Definition A – Elderly Family. [24 CFR 5.403]
    224. Definition B – Elderly Family. [24 CFR 891.505] Elderly famili…
    225. Disability Definitions
    226. Figure 3-6: Applicable Definitions of Elderly and Disability -…
    227. Figure 3-6: Applicable Definitions of Elderly and Disability -…
    228. Definition E – Person with Disabilities (continued)
    229. (Continued)
    230. Figure 3-6: Applicable Definitions of Elderly and Disability -…
    231. Figure 3-6: Applicable Definitions of Elderly and Disability -…
    232. 3-18 Eligibility Requirements for Admission to Elderly Project…
    233. A. Owner-Adopted Preferences for Elderly, Disabled, Nonelderly…
    234. Sources in conflict.
    235. Example – Establishing the Number of Units for Nonelderly Pers…
    236. B. Owner-Adopted Elderly Restrictions in Certain Federally Ass…
    237. Sources in conflict
    238. 3-19 Eligibility Requirements for Admission to Elderly Project…
    239. Section 221(d)(3) with a Rent Supplement Contract;
    240. C. Prepaid Projects with Formerly HUD-Insured Mortgages Under …
    241. 3-20 Eligibility for Admission to Individual Section 202, Sect…
    242. Examples – Eligible Applicants with Disabilities
    243. 3-21 Applicants with Housing Choice Vouchers
    244. Partially Assisted Properties
    245. C. Section 236, Section 221(d)(3) BMIR, and Section 202 Units …
    246. D. Previously HUD-Owned Projects
    247. 3-22 Eligibility of Single Persons
    248. 3-23 Occupancy Standards
    249. Key Requirements
    250. C. Timeframe for Applying Occupancy Standards
    251. Prohibition of Occupancy Standards that Exclude Children
    252. F. Assigning a Smaller Unit Than Required
    253. Assigning Units Larger Than Required
    254. H. Change in Family Size After Initial Occupancy
    255. Example - Change in Family Size
    256. b. Subsidized housing cooperatives.
    257. I. Change in Need for Accessible Features
    258. Section 3: Verification of Eligibility Factors
    259. 3-24 Key Regulations
    260. 3-25 Introduction
    261. 3-26 Key Requirements
    262. 3-27 Verification of Family Composition
    263. 3-28 Verification of Family Type and Individual Status
    264. B. Disability
    265. C. Age
    266. 3-29 Verification of the Need for an Assistance Animal
    267. 3-30 Verification of Income Eligibility
    268. 3-31 Verification of Social Security Numbers
    269. 3-32 Verification of Citizenship and Immigration Status
    270. 3-33 Verifying Eligibility of a Student for Assistance
    271. B. Verification of Eligibility of Students for Other Assistanc…
    272. Chapter 3 Exhibits
    273. Exhibit 3-1: Request for Exception to Limitations on Admission…
    274. Signed by:
    275. SITUATION 1: Displaced Tenant
    276. SITUATION 2: Project Financed Under Section 11(b) or Section 103
    277. SITUATION 3: Project Supervised by a State Agency
    278. SITUATION 4: Project Approved Based on Agreement to Comply wit…
    279. SITUATION 5: Units Designed for a Specific Occupant Group
    280. SITUATION 6: Insufficient Number of Very Low-Income Applicants
    281. Financial and Vacancy Data Required for Exceptions Under Situa…
    282. Month-End Accounts
    283. Month-End Accounts
    284. ==============================================================…
    285. Part IV
    286. Fair Housing Enforcement— Occupancy Standards Notice of Statem…
    287. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
    288. Statutory and Regulatory Background
    289. This Notice
    290. Eva M. Plaza,
    291. Size of bedrooms and unit
    292. Age of children
    293. Configuration of unit
    294. Other physical limitations of housing
    295. State and local law
    296. Other relevant factors
    297. Exhibit 3-3: Sample Owners Notice No. 1
    298. Exhibit 3-5: Sample Citizenship Declaration
    299. DECLARATION
    300. AND
    301. Exhibit 3-6: Sample Verification Consent Form
    302. CONSENT
    303. NOTIFICATION TO FAMILY:
    304. Exhibit 3-7: Sample Owner’s Summary of Family
    305. Exhibit 3-8: Sample Owner’s Notice No. 2 for a Tenant Family
    306. Prorated assistance
    307. Temporary deferral of termination of assistance
    308. OPTION SHEET
    309. Exhibit 3-9: Sample Owner’s Notice No. 2 for an Applicant Family
    310. OPTION SHEET
    311. Exhibit 3-10: Sample Owner’s Notice No. 3 for a Tenant Family …
    312. [USE THE FOLLOWING FOR AN ELIGIBLE TENANT FAMILY]
    313. [USE THE FOLLOWING FOR A MIXED TENANT FAMILY]
    314. Prorated Assistance
    315. Temporary deferral of termination of assistance
    316. [USE THE FOLLOWING FOR AN INELIGIBLE TENANT FAMILY]
    317. Exhibit 3-11: Sample Owner’s Notice No. 3 for an Applicant Fam…
    318. [USE THE FOLLOWING FOR AN ELIGIBLE APPLICANT FAMILY]
    319. [USE THE FOLLOWING FOR A MIXED APPLICANT FAMILY]
    320. [USE THE FOLLOWING FOR AN INELIGIBLE APPLICANT FAMILY]
  2. Exhibit 3-12: Section 8, RAP, and Rent Supplement Programs – S…
  3. Exhibit 3-13: Section 236 Without Additional Assistance – Spec…
  4. Exhibit 3-14: Section 236 With Benefit of Additional Assistanc…
  5. Document Package for Applicant's/Tenant's Consent to the Relea…
  6. Exhibit 7-2: Sample Annual Recertification First Reminder Notice
  7. Exhibit 7-4: Sample Annual Recertification Third Reminder Noti…
  8. SAMPLE TENANT CONSENT TO DISCLOSE EIV INCOME INFORMATION
  9. Applying the Model Lease for Subsidized Programs to Individual…
  10. Applying the Model Leases for Section 202 PRAC and Section 811…
  11. Sample Move-In/Move-Out Inspection Form
  12. Memorandum February 5, 2002: Fact Sheets for Project-Based Ass…

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