ACOP - San Antonio Housing Authority

ii. The family must be in compliance with the resident obligations
and responsibilities detailed in the Rental Agreement.
iii. The family must be in compliance with the eligible immigration
status requirements.
iv. The family must meet the applicable Social Security number
disclosure, documentation, verification, and Certification
requirements.
v. The family must meet the authorization for the release of
information requirements.
vi. As provided in Section IX of this policy, all non-exempt adult
household members must be in compliance with the
Community Service and Self-Sufficiency Requirement.
1)Non-exempt adult household members who are not in
compliance must enter into a work-out plan with the Site
Manager or vacate.
c. Residents shall be notified in writing of any changes affecting their rent.
Changes in rent shall be effective in accordance with the Master
Reexamination Schedule.
5. Interim Reexaminations
a. Changes in rent occasioned by an Interim Reexamination shall be effective
as follows:
i. A decrease in rent shall be made effective the first day of the month
following the month in which the change in annual income was
ii.
reported by the resident, providing the change has occurred.
An increase in rent shall be made effective the first day of the second
month following the month in which the increase in annual income
occurred. The resident must be given a 30-day notice of rent increase.
b. For interims conducted due to statutory changes in annual income that occur
for all recipients of AFDC, SSI, General Relief, Social Security, or other
similar benefit, the SAHA will conduct a modified interim as long as the
household certifies that there has not been a significant change ($200 per
month) in each of the other reported income sources from the last review.
Modified interims include the completion of an application for continued
occupancy, certified statement from the head of household, accessing of
HUD’s EIV report, and receipt of the public agency’s notice of action or
reduction letter.
F. Resident Misrepresentations
1. In accordance with the Rental Agreement, if a resident’s misrepresentations at
the time of admission, annual, special, or interim reexamination have caused a
family to pay a lower rent than should have been paid, such residents will be
notified in writing and required to pay the difference between the rent paid and
that which should have been paid, retroactive to the date the change in rent
would have been effective.
2. In addition to collecting retroactive rent, SAHA has the right to pursue additional
actions and remedies under the law including terminating the Rental Agreement.
G. Failure to provide reexamination information at the proper time may result in
termination of the Rental Agreement.
XII. COMMUNITY SERVICE AND SELF SUFFICIENCY REQUIREMENT
This section establishes the policy for verification of resident compliance with the requirement for
participation in community service or self-sufficiency programs.
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