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Accessing eLOCCS requires; 1) Registration in Secure Systems which is the HUD Web Portal in which the eLOCCS application resides. 2) Submission of a HUD-27054 LOCCS Access Authorization form which will control what a user can see and do once they are in eLOCCS.

A drawdown - also called a voucher - is a record of payments made for specific activities. There are two fund types that can be included in a voucher: program funds (grants) and program income. The amount for each activity and fund type makes up a separate line item on the voucher.

An Overview of the Line of Credit Control System (LOCCS) - HUD HUD.gov / U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

To perform a drawdown, mark the desired check boxes next to the grant and click the 'Submit' button for eLOCCS processing. eLOCCS will then display these vouchers in succession, and the appropriate budget line information will appear for each one.

Search the IDIS Voucher # or by other methods you prefer (IDIS Activity ID, Earliest Creation Date, Line Item Status). Click Maintain-Approve. The Maintain and Approve Voucher screen will appear. Click Revise in the action column, and the Revise Voucher Line Item screen will display.

The Line of Credit Control System (LOCCS) is the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) primary grant disbursement system, involving disbursements for most HUD programs. Grant disbursements are facilitated via the Internet through the eLOCCS system.

A drawdown - also called a voucher - is a request for payment against a grantee's line of credit for services performed in support of one or more activities. To do drawdown processing: ? All four activity setup screens (and for HOME, the two additional setup screens) must be completed.