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Supplementary A - London Borough of Hillingdon

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3. COMPLETING YOUR HOUSING REGISTER APPLICATION FORM<br />

You may want to consider applying for housing on-line<br />

https://www.locata.org/housingregister/<br />

or http://lbho.hillingdon.gov.uk/housing/needs/index.php<br />

Please ensure that you complete the registration form fully. Some important points to<br />

bear in mind are:<br />

♦ Do not skip questions – we need all the information asked for on the form to see<br />

how we are able to assist you.<br />

♦ If you have any medical conditions that you think might affect your housing needs,<br />

do remember to complete the medical questions.<br />

♦ If you are not sure how to fill in any part <strong>of</strong> the application form please ask us for<br />

advice and assistance.<br />

4. PERSONAL INFORMATION AND CONFIDENTIALITY<br />

You have the right to see and to confirm the accuracy <strong>of</strong> information about you, which<br />

is held on computer or in a file.<br />

We will not pass personal information to a third party without your agreement, unless<br />

they have a legal right to obtain it.<br />

Please contact the Customer Care and Complaints Advisor on 01895 250366<br />

5. JOINING HILLINGDON’S HOUSING REGISTER<br />

Registration<br />

Once you have applied to join our Housing Register you automatically become a<br />

member <strong>of</strong> the Locata choice based partnership. Your registration will be confirmed by<br />

LOCATA Housing Services (company that administers the scheme on behalf <strong>of</strong> the<br />

participating councils and housing associations) who will also give you a Locata<br />

Identification Number (LIN number) i.e. HIL followed by your Housing Application<br />

number.<br />

The way we decide who has the greatest housing need is to ‘band’ applicants according<br />

to degree <strong>of</strong> priority. There are four bands ranging from Band A highest to Band D<br />

lowest. Within each band, you will be prioritised according to the date at which you<br />

registered with the Council – the longer you wait, the higher your priority becomes<br />

within that band.<br />

You should speak to our Customer Services Advisers if you need more information<br />

about how this scheme applies to you.<br />

7<br />

Updated: February 2007

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