Benefits (this does not include Child Benefit, Housing Benefit or Council Tax Benefit) Weekly Income (this does not include income from investments) Savings Total savings of purchaser(s) before any deposit is paid (please round to nearest £10) Part E: Qualification To qualify for the Right to Acquire, you need to have been a public sector tenant for at least three years (please see note below). However, you do not need to have been living in your current home for three years; previous public sector tenancies, including those with a branch of the armed forces, can also count towards the qualifying period. 1. Present tenancy When did your tenancy begin (dd/mm/yyyy) _ _/_ _/_ _ _ _ Have you been a tenant at your current address for years or more? (please delete as appropriate) Yes go to part F – No go to question 2 – 2. Previous tenancies Time you spent as a public sector tenant Tenancy Tenancy Address of Property Name of landlord Start Date End Date (or branch of (mth/year) (mth/year) armed forces) Continue on a separate sheet if necessary. Time spent living with a public sector tenant. You may have been the spouse/partner of a public sector tenant in which case you may be able to count this time towards your qualifying period. Time spent aged 16 and over living with a
Benefits (this does not include Child Benefit, Housing Benefit or Council Tax Benefit) Weekly Income (this does not include income from investments) Savings Total savings of purchaser(s) before any deposit is paid (please round to nearest £10) Part E: Qualification To qualify for the Right to Acquire, you need to have been a public sector tenant for at least three years (please see note below). However, you do not need to have been living in your current home for three years; previous public sector tenancies, including those with a branch of the armed forces, can also count towards the qualifying period. 1. Present tenancy When did your tenancy begin (dd/mm/yyyy) _ _/_ _/_ _ _ _ Have you been a tenant at your current address for years or more? (please delete as appropriate) Yes – go to part F No – go to question 2 2. Previous tenancies Time you spent as a public sector tenant Tenancy Start Date (mth/year) Tenancy End Date (mth/year) Address of Property Name of landlord (or branch of armed forces) Continue on a separate sheet if necessary. Time spent living with a public sector tenant. You may have been the spouse/partner of a public sector tenant in which case you may be able to count this time towards your qualifying period. Time spent aged 16 and over living with a
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