Misrepresentation at Annual Re-Examination. If the re-examination discloses that the family at time of admission, or at any previous re-examination, made misrepresentations that resulted in the family’s being classified as eligible, when in fact ineligible, the family may be required to vacate even though currently eligible. Furthermore, if at the time of re-examination it is found that the misrepresentations or failure to provide facts resulted in a lower rent being charged, the family will be required to pay the difference between the rent paid and the amount that should have been paid. In justifiable cases, the Agent may take such other action as deemed reasonable. If the Agent is unable to complete the annual re-examination because of the fault of the family, the effective date of any change will be the re-examination anniversary date. If, by no fault of the family, the Agent is unable to complete its annual re-examination, the effective date of any increase in total resident payment will be the first of the second month following completion of re-examination; the effective date of any decrease in total resident payment will remain the re-examination anniversary date, and the family will be given the appropriate total resident payment credits for overpayment.
