Chapter 1 - San Diego Housing Commission

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Chapter 3 – Verification, Income, Assets, and Allowances [24 CFR Part 5, Subparts D & E; Part 982, Subpart D & L] - The value of the gifts; - The regularity (dates) of the gifts; - The purpose of the gifts. 10. Zero Income Status The family will be required to complete Monthly Budget forms and a certification statement. Families claiming to have no income will be required to provide verification of all sources of income such as unemployment benefits, Cal works, etc. are not being received by the household. SDHC may request information from the State Employment Development Department. SDHC may run a credit report. 11. Full-time Student Deduction 1) Non-Moving Forward: Full-Time Student Deduction Households with full-time student/s 18 years of age or older, not including the head of household or spouse, are eligible to receive a “Full-Time Student Deduction” when calculating the annual income if proper verification/documentation is provided. The deduction includes: - $480 per year for each full-time student - Not counting earned wages in excess of $480 per year. In order to qualify for the deduction, each adult in the household who is a full-time student (18 years of age or older, not including the head of household or spouse), must provide proof (from the school) that verifies his/her student status which includes a complete transcript (with the current term). A school transcript must be provided at: - Intake process - Annual reexamination - Move/other change of unit - And as required by SDHC 2) Moving Forward: Full-time Student Deduction Households with full-time student/s 18 to 23 years of age, not including the head of household or spouse, are eligible to receive a “Full-Time Student Income Deduction” when calculating the annual income if proper verification/documentation is provided. The deduction includes: - Exclusion of 100% of earned wages per year. In order to qualify for the deduction, each adult in your household who is a full-time student (18 to 23 years of age, not including the head of household or spouse), must provide proof (from the school) that verifies his/her student status which includes a complete transcript (with the current term). A school transcript may be provided in the following instances: 3-16
Chapter 3 – Verification, Income, Assets, and Allowances [24 CFR Part 5, Subparts D & E; Part 982, Subpart D & L] - Intake process - Reexamination - Move - As required by SDHC Required Information In order to qualify for the “Full-time Student Deduction”, the family must provide the following school verification and documentation to SDHC in a timely manner for each full-time student. A separate page containing any information not listed on the transcript must be obtained from the school and attached to the transcript before it is submitted to SDHC. Please include the full name of Head of Household on the top of each page. - School name and mailing address - Student’s name - Transcript of student’s complete enrollment history, including the current term. Note: If the student has not been enrolled long enough to have a transcript, they must provide written school verification of their current enrollment status - The equivalency for the enrolled units listed on the transcript (full-time, part-time, not enrolled, withdrawn, etc.) Unless otherwise specified by the school, full-time student status equals 12 or more units/hours - The Full-time Student Certification form must be signed and dated by the Head of Household and each adult student. (Your Housing Assistant (HA) will provide this form to you during the review process.) Change in Student’s Status When there is a change in the student’s status, a written notice to SDHC is required within ten (10) days of the change. Note: Full-time student status will not be approved if information is missing from the form. The SDHC form must be signed and dated by the Head of Household and each adult full-time student in order to acknowledge their understanding of the following: - A complete transcript of student’s enrollment history, including the current term, must be obtained from the school. The transcript and or supporting verification must include all required information. - The SDHC may conduct periodic follow-up verifications to ensure students are enrolled fulltime as reported (the student may be required to provide additional documentation as deemed appropriate). - Any changes to the enrollment status from full-time to a lesser level must be reported in writing within ten (10) days. The case will then be re-evaluated, and may result in an increase to the rent portion. - If the student did not maintain his/her full-time status and assistance was overpaid, a repayment agreement will be executed. 3-17
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