Interim Re-examinations Sample Clauses

Interim Re-examinations. As specified in Section VII of the ACOP, if there are any changes in a family’s income or household composition between scheduled re-examinations, an interim re-examination may be conducted. Certain changes require advance approval by the CHA. 1. Residents are required to report all changes in family composition or income to the property manager within 10 calendar days of the occurrence. 2. Failure to report changes in income within the 10 calendar days may result in a retroactive rent increase, but not a retroactive credit or rent reduction. 3. In order to qualify for rent reductions, residents must report income decreases. 4. Residents are required to report interim increases in income. If a resident was granted an interim rent reduction, he/she must report an interim increase in income within 10 calendar days.
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Interim Re-examinations. As specified in Section VII of the ACOP, if there are any decreases in a family’s income or household composition between scheduled re-examinations, an interim re-examination may be conducted. Certain changes require advance approval by the CHA. 1. Residents are required to report all changes in family composition or decreases in income to the property manager within 10 calendar days of the occurrence. 2. Failure to report decreases in income within the 10 calendar days will not result in a retroactive credit or rent reduction. 3. Residents are not required to report interim increases in income. Increases in income are only required to be reported at time of next regularly scheduled re-examination.
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Interim Re-examinations. The components of interim re-examinations are as follows: 1. Between annual re-examinations, TENANTS must report the following changes of household composition to the LESSOR’s Property Manager in the following manner: The following types of additions to the LEASE & PUBLIC HOUSING RIDER do not require LESSOR or CHA approval, but must be reported to LESSOR’s Property Manager within ten (10) calendar days of the occurrence: • Birth and adoption of children; and • Court-awarded custody of children (This does not include xxxxxx care). All other additions to the household, LEASE and PUBLIC HOUSING RIDER must be approved in writing by the LESSOR and the CHA before the changes to the household composition are made. Such LEASE additions include, but are not limited to the following: • An individual(s) age 18 or over, including a spouse or co-head of household; • Xxxxxx children and xxxxxx adults; • Children brought into the household under kinship care, as defined by the CHA’s Admission and Continued Occupancy Policy; and • A live-in aide The additions to the household may not move into the unit prior to written approval from the LESSOR and the CHA. a) Income from approved added members of the household, with the exception of income and payments received for xxxxxx children, xxxxxx adults and live-in aides, will be included in the family’s rent calculation. b) TENANTS who do not notify the LESSOR of additions or who permit persons to join the household without prior authorization are in violation of this LEASE and RIDER and are subject to termination of his/her LEASE. 2. LESSOR will process an interim rent increase when the income of the TENANT increases and the TENANT currently has zero income. 3. In accordance with federal and state law, LESSOR will process any applicable income disregard to a qualifying family that has experienced an increase in their earned income. TENANTS must report in a timely fashion in order to ensure full benefit of income disregard. 4. LESSOR may process an interim increase in rent if the LESSOR discovers that the TENANT misrepresented or has been misrepresenting the facts upon which his or her rent is based. Failure to report accurate information is also grounds for LEASE termination in accordance with this RIDER. 5. LESSOR will process an interim adjustment in rent if the TENANT has a decrease in income or change in household composition those results in a decrease in income.
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Interim Re-examinations. 2.1 Establish Rent Between Admission and First Re-Examination or Between Regular Re- Examinations. Any of the below changes must be reported to the City within ten (10) days of their occurrence. Complete justification and verification of circumstances in such cases will be documented. Rent will remain in effect for the period between regular re- examinations unless during that period, a family's circumstances change as defined below: a. Involuntary or voluntary loss or cessation of employment; b. Commencement of job; c. Change in source or amount of income (income is defined as any funds from any source); d. Loss or addition of income recipient or family member through marriage, divorce, death or other circumstances; e. Receipt or loss of welfare, supplemental social security income, general assistance, unemployment, xxxxxxx'x compensation, social security benefits or other source of income; f. Entry into or discharge from military service; g. Any other change to household composition or income.
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Interim Re-examinations. The components of interim re-examinations are as follows: 1. Between annual re-examinations, Residents must report the following changes of household composition to the Property Manager within ten (10) calendar days of the occurrence: a) Additions to the household that do not require prior written approval by CMHDC are listed below: ▪ Birth and adoption of children; and ▪ Court-awarded custody of children. b) Additions to the household that do require prior written approval by CMHDC are listed below: ▪ An individual(s), age 18 or older with income, is added to the household. Any change in rent that results from the addition of this household member will be deferred until the next annual re-examination; ▪ Xxxxxx children; ▪ A live-in aide; and ▪ All other persons added to the household. Where CMHDC requires prior approval to add persons to the Lease, CMHDC will not unreasonably withhold approval. c) The income of Resident increases and the Resident currently has a Total Tenant Payment of $0. d) The income of a Resident decreases, resulting in the household having an annual adjusted income of less than $6,000. e) In accordance with Federal and state law, CMHDC will process any applicable income disregard to a qualifying family that has experienced an increase in their earned income. Residents must report timely in accordance with Section 5(b)(1), in order to ensure full benefit of income disregard. 2. CMHDC may process an interim adjustment in rent if the CMHDC discovers that the Resident has been misrepresenting the facts upon which his or her rent is based. Failure to report accurate information is also grounds for Lease termination in accordance with Section 15 of this Lease. 3. CMHDC will process an interim adjustment in rent if the Resident has a decrease in income or change in household composition that results in a decrease in income.
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Interim Re-examinations. The components of interim re-examinations are as follows: 1. Between annual re-examinations, all changes in household composition must be reported and certain changes require advance approval by CHA. a) Residents must report the following changes of household composition to the property manager within ten (10) calendar days of the occurrence: ▪ Birth and adoption of children; and ▪ Court-awarded custody of children. b) Other additions to the household require written approval by CHA before the changes of household composition are made. c) Resident must request advance approval in writing for the addition of any of the following: ▪ An individual(s), age 18 or older, is added to the household. Any change in rent that results from the addition of this household member with income will be deferred until the next annual re-examination; ▪ Xxxxxx children or xxxxxx adults; ▪ Children brought into the household under kinship care as defined by the Admissions and Continued Occupancy policy; ▪ A live-in aide; and ▪ All other persons added to the household. Where CHA requires prior approval to add persons to the Lease, CHA will not unreasonably withhold approval. d) The income of resident increases and the resident currently has a Total Tenant Payment of $0 (zero). 2. In accordance with Federal and state law, CHA will process any applicable earned income disallowance to a qualifying family that has experienced an increase in their earned income. Residents must report timely in accordance with Section 5(c) (1), in order to ensure full benefit of income disallowance. 3. CHA will process an interim reduction in rent if the resident has a decrease in income or change in household composition that results in a decrease in income. 4. Between annual re-examinations, the resident upon a showing of financial hardship may request to be switched from a flat rent to an income-based rent. 5. CHA will advise any family who pays the minimum rent of the right to request a hardship exemption. CHA will grant a hardship exemption to a qualifying resident who is paying the minimum rent. Residents who are granted hardship exemptions from the minimum rent are subject to the requirement that the resident perform 8 hours of additional neighborhood service. 6. If a resident is granted a reduction in rent between annual re-examinations, the resident is then subject to an Interim increase in rent if the household’s income increases, although such an Interim increase will not exceed the Ceiling...
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