Verification of Status Before Admission The PHA will not provide assistance to families prior to the verification of eligibility for the individual or at least one member of the family pursuant to this section. F. OTHER CRITERIA FOR ADMISSIONS [24 CFR 982.552(b)] A family will not be admitted to the program if any member of the family has been evicted from federally assisted housing for serious violation of the lease within the past 3 years. The exception is for violations of non-payment of rent, a family will not be admitted if violation occurred within the past 1 year. A family will be denied admission to the program if any member of the family fails to sign and submit consent forms for obtaining information required by the PHA, including Form HUD9886. The PHA will apply the following criteria, in addition to the HUD eligibility criteria, as grounds for denial of admission to the program: * The family must not have violated any family obligation during a previous participation in the Section 8 program for 3 years prior to final eligibility determination. * The PHA will make an exception, if the family member who violated the family obligation is not a current member of the household on the application. * The family must pay any outstanding debt owed the PHA or another PHA as a result of prior participation in any federal housing program within 30 days of PHA notice to repay. *The family must be in good standing regarding any current payment agreement made with another PHA for a previous debt incurred, before this PHA will allow participation in its Section 8 program. * The PHA will check criminal history for all adults in the household to determine whether any member of the family has violated any of the prohibited behaviors as referenced in the section on screening and terminations policy in the "Denial or Termination of Assistance" chapter. * If any applicant deliberately misrepresents the information on which eligibility or tenant rent is established, the PHA may deny assistance and may refer the family file/record to the proper authorities for appropriate disposition. (See Program Integrity Addendum). * If any applicant deliberately misrepresents the information on which eligibility or tenant rent is established, the PHA may deny assistance and may refer the family file/record to the proper authorities for appropriate disposition. G. TENANT SCREENING [24 CFR 982.307)]
Verification of Status Before Admission The PHA will not provide assistance to families prior to the verification of eligibility for the individual or at least one member of the family pursuant to this section. F. OTHER CRITERIA FOR ADMISSIONS [24 CFR 982.552(b)] A family will not be admitted to the program if any member of the family has been evicted from federally assisted housing for serious violation of the lease within the past 3 years. The exception is for violations of non-payment of rent, a family will not be admitted if violation occurred within the past 1 year. A family will be denied admission to the program if any member of the family fails to sign and submit consent forms for obtaining information required by the PHA, including Form HUD9886. The PHA will apply the following criteria, in addition to the HUD eligibility criteria, as grounds for denial of admission to the program: * The family must not have violated any family obligation during a previous participation in the Section 8 program for 3 years prior to final eligibility determination. * The PHA will make an exception, if the family member who violated the family obligation is not a current member of the household on the application. * The family must pay any outstanding debt owed the PHA or another PHA as a result of prior participation in any federal housing program within 30 days of PHA notice to repay. *The family must be in good standing regarding any current payment agreement made with another PHA for a previous debt incurred, before this PHA will allow participation in its Section 8 program. * The PHA will check criminal history for all adults in the household to determine whether any member of the family has violated any of the prohibited behaviors as referenced in the section on screening and terminations policy in the "Denial or Termination of Assistance" chapter. * If any applicant deliberately misrepresents the information on which eligibility or tenant rent is established, the PHA may deny assistance and may refer the family file/record to the proper authorities for appropriate disposition. (See Program Integrity Addendum). * If any applicant deliberately misrepresents the information on which eligibility or tenant rent is established, the PHA may deny assistance and may refer the family file/record to the proper authorities for appropriate disposition. G. TENANT SCREENING [24 CFR 982.307)]
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