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The Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program enables the lowest income households in New York State to rent or purchase decent, safe housing in the private housing market by providing rental and homeownership assistance.

FY 2022 Section 8 Income Limits (Effective 5/1/2022) Number of PersonsExtremely Low Income 30% of MedianLow Income 80% of Median1$25,050$66,7502$28,600$76,2503$32,200$85,8004$35,750$95,3004 more rows • May 5, 2022

Section 8 will pay 60% or more of your monthly rent. The exact number paid by Section 8 will be determined by your household's income and composition. Though it will vary on the size of your income, family size, and city zone, a 2-bedroom Section 8 voucher in New York City will cover $2,217 in the New York Metro area.

Examples & Warning Signs of Source of Income Discrimination Refusing to rent to an individual who is receiving public benefits, or refusing to use all regular and verifiable income in determining whether an applicant meets minimum income requirements.

FORM 13. REQUEST TO REMOVE HOUSEHOLD MEMBER To request that any individual be removed from the Rental Subsidy household composition, please complete this form and provide documentation of the departing member's new address (example: copy of the departed/departing member's new lease or utility bill).

The most common reasons for losing your Section 8 voucher are: Breaking any of the program's family obligations. ... Criminal activity or alcohol abuse. ... Violent criminal activity, Drug-related criminal activity, Not paying rent on time, Not keeping utilities like gas, electric, or water on in the unit,

To register your properties in the Section 8 housing program with the help of a local Public Housing Agency you should: Contact your local PHA. See all their requirements and check if your property fits. ... Complete an inspection for your rental unit (this should take place a few days after the tenancy approval).

A. A tenant fails to provide required information at the time of recertification, including changes in family composition, or changes in income or social security numbers for new family members. B. A tenant fails to sign/submit required consent and verification forms (form HUD- 9887 and form HUD-9887-A).

This individual or organization may be contacted by the O/A or PHA to help in resolving issues that may arise during the applicant's tenancy or to assist in providing special care or services the applicant may require as a tenant. C. Form HUD-92006, Supplement to Application for Federally Assisted Housing.